The local church in my village draws a large crowd every Sunday. It should come as no surprise then…read morethat several barbecue stalls have set themselves up just outside the church to cater to the gastronomic needs of those who hear mass. Out of all the places to get barbecue none are for me, as great as Joey's barbecue. I've been going here since I was a kid. In fact, their barbecue is the standard by which I measure all other barbecues. I think I've said that before about one other barbecue, but this one is my other real standard. If a barbecue doesn't taste as well or juicy as Joey's then it's definitely below great. It may be good, but it will never be great. The best way to eat their barbecue is to get it fresh off the grill. If you're lucky then there are a few ones just fresh off, if not then I strongly recommend that you ask yours to be heated again just so you can understand what I'm talking about. Their barbecue is soft on my gums and teeth. The sauce is sweet to my nose and taste buds. When fresh off the grill, the barbecue has this sort of caramelized texture to it something I rarely see in other barbecues. They have other stuff to offer, but really it's the barbecue you want. It's about P17 each, but I often go there with a P100 bill and leave with nothing left in my pocket.

We were hoping to eat at a well-known barbecue joint on a Monday afternoon. After going through…read moremaze-like traffic in the metro, we got there only to find out that it was closed. We were nearly hopeless, 'til we saw a barbecue stall with a pretty good number of people waiting to get their turn at picking their orders. We parked immediately and waited for our turn. The barbecue man Mang Crom enthusiastically took a plate and handed it to us when it was our turn. For PhP99, my sister and I got 1 pork barbecue, 1 hotdog, 4 chicken intestines, 2 pig intestines, and 1 pig's ear. We took a seat at one of the tables between the several stores and waited for our order. Aside from the tender and tasty barbecued items, I liked the steady, relaxed vibe and it somehow reenergized us for our drive home.

He's located at the corner of the other "popular" bbq joint but Kuya Crom is where its really at!…read moreStarted off as a little stand by the tree and developed his way into a real BBQ stop! Awesome, personality and he's the only one cooking them at its finest. No other workers for him to cook which truly shows his passion in what he does. Ask for extra sauce, it's free unlike other places nearby.

This restaurant have been here for such a long time the locals tell me. We had great pork skewers…read morehere! Will definitely come back and try more.

There are a dozen other reviews in this page that attests to Three Sisters' awesomeness, so this…read morepost won't be long. But yes, Three Sisters is definitely awesome. So awesome. Talagang awesome. Three Sisters has been an institution in Kapitolyo way before Kapitolyo became a popular food hub. Think 70s. This restaurant was built on the tender, smokey deliciousness of its pork and chicken barbeques. My God, those barbeques. When I was still living in Kapitolyo, it wasn't an unusual thing for me to buy two barbeques, then walk around the neighborhood while chomping on to them. I didn't care. Three Sisters used to be located close to the intersection, in a structure that has seen better days. However, they have since moved to a new joint that is brighter, airy, and snazzier. SO much better.

I'll go straight to the point with this one because there's no need for dilly-dallying when talking…read moreabout the restaurant that serves the best chicken barbeque and java rice combo in Manila.... Reyes Barbeque!!! I think that this place deserves accolade for serving really good food at really good prices. There's a big disparity between what you're paying for and what you're getting these days and so far, Reyes has not veered away from that. They just do it so well. Their Boneless Chicken Barbeque set which comes with java rice, atchara and peanut sauce is DELICIOUS aka party-in-the-mouth aka could-be-better-than-sex aka this-is-the-bomb-yo aka this-is-why-you-are-fat. Okay, no need to say more. That was already a mouthful. I know you've eaten here because you can find this fast food restaurant everywhere. And really, it doesn't matter which branch you go to, you'll still get an orgasm from eating their barbeque.

Pancit Houses can be seen anywhere in Manila. It's so popular it's almost available in every…read morecorner, heck they're sometimes in front or beside each other and whenever you're craving for one, you can always call to have it delivered. I recently went to my cousin's farewell party and the Pancit Malabon caught my attention because of how beautiful it was prepared, but the look was just an added bonus, it's the taste that makes me come back for more, and it was probably the best I've tasted so far. I just can't get enough of the sophisticated taste of their Pancit Malabon so I went to their restaurant the next day. It was a bit pricey than the other pancit houses that I know, maybe because the pancit was topped with lots of shrimps, chicharon and egg. I had lunch and also found out that their pork barbecue and pichi-pichi are to die for. I recommend the pichi-pichi with cheese, as the saltiness of the cheese complements the sweetness and creaminess of coconut-cassava ball. I recommend their bestsellers like fish fillet in tartar sauce, lengua in mushroom sauce and Golden fried chicken- yum! Their menu is all made-to-order so if you want to order, you have to allow at least 1 1/ 2 hour of cooking and preparation time for delivery and 45 minutes for takeout or pick up. Altogether, their food is delicious! I'll give two thumbs up!

I discovered Amber when I was still working in Makati. On some pay days when people in the office…read morewere feeling generous, we'd chip in to order a big bilao of Pancit Malabon or Spaghetti, and dozens of pork barbecue from Amber for lunch. Those lunches were fantastic. When I resigned from that job, I also said goodbye to Amber (temporarily). I was so happy when Amber finally decided to open a branch in Las Pinas. And while I don't eat or order there as much as before (we have great cooks in the family so we rarely order pancit or spaghetti outside), I'm still a big fan of their food and service. The cost of their food is slightly higher than the average pancit and barbecue delivery stores in the area, but it's no secret that they're really delicious. The pichi-pichi is soft but not squishy. It's so good, I can finish one order (12 pieces) by myself.

You don't need a whiff from a joint to enjoy the food over here. All you need is a hefty appetite,…read moregreat company and a couple of beers to knock it all down. My ol' dining neighborhood has done it once again- a new spot has just opened and it's a lungful of....fun. I'd say fun because that's what the Smoking Joint is all about. It's a young, hip place backed up by a fresh menu and it guarantees to keep you coming back for more. For first-timers, start with the pulled pork. Roll it, poke it, pass it to your mate and enjoy every bit of it. Have a side of macaroni and cheese while you're at it and then end it with an apple pie ala mode. Oh, and you don't have to worry about breaking the bank whenever you're at The Smoking Joint, a fiver is enough for two.

I grew up eating barbecue in the USA and this is by far the best. Definitely recommend. Perfect…read moreamount of smoke balanced well with flavorful high quality meat. A lot of love and care goes into this food and it shows. The fried donuts reminded me of beignets in NOLA and the "Key lime" is a great cleansing finish to a wonderful meal.

Another one of the stalls that caters sells food near my local church. Lea's barbecue tends to big…read more It's a bit more expensive than other barbecues, but at least they make up for it in terms of serving size. It's P20 each. I never worry about buying from them since I'll definitely get my money's worth. Aside from the barbecue, they also sell hotdogs, and other assorted dishes of a Pinoy flavor. If you want something to pair with rice and are too tired to cook, then I suggest giving this place a try since they usually sell stuff like adobo and a lot of other things that Pinoys tend to pair with rice. Lea's is my second choice among the local ihawans (grill) near my church. One, because it's right next to where I usually go to, and two, I know buying here will leave me with no regrets since again, their barbecues tend to be the biggest.

This is my best Liempo dish ever. If ever they have this place here in the U. S. I'll be a regular…read morecustomer. My daughter could finish one order of their Liempo by herself. That's how good it is. Great recipe and generous servings. Mabuhay

We love everything on their menu, their meats are to die for and I would give a big shout out to…read moretheir Chicken Skin appetizer, out of this world.