Me and friend recently ate at the fast food and all I can say is that it was good. There service is…read morecommendable although sometimes there are delays but were acceptable for it is a fast food restaurant.

Recently, I convinced my cousin to eat at a Jollibee. He drove us through frenzied Philippine…read moretraffic to the Island City Mall. Island City Mall is a 3 floor shopping complex that is clean, organised and modern. You have to pass through mall security to enter and exit and all stores/businesses have security personnel also. Which is a nice feature in modern society.  The mall was packed with people and Jollibee had a large crowd inside. The customers were mostly families, women with young children. It was impressive how this Jollibee restaurant ran in a precise machine like manner to handle the large flow of customers.  I ordered the Jolly Super Meal, a fried chicken drumstick (Chickenjoy), small cup of white rice with a small gravy holder, burger steak patty in mushroom gravy, spaghetti covered with a sweet ketchup type sauce topped with shredded cheese, soft drink. The Chickentjoy, rice was tasty, the rest was ok. I did not care for the ketchup spaghetti.  If you need to visit the bathroom (comfort room) there are no sinks. Sinks are located in the wash area which is beside the comfort doors. Jollibee is the Philippine version of McDonalds/KFC.  Note: No meal in the Philippines is complete unless rice is served. Rice is a requirement for every meal.

Service was absolutely awful!! Stood patiently in line because I was wanting to try a Whopper from…read morethe Philippines to see if it was as good as one from the U.S.A. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to bite into one of their Whoppers because of the lousy service. I am a patient guy, but when you totally ignore me and help 10 other folks without acknowledging me.......well, that means you have no interest in my business. So, I took my business elsewhere. Suffice it to say, I do NOT recommend patronizing the Burger King at Ayala Center in Cebu.

This place is conveniently located close to a main road and part of a strip mall. The staff are…read morestill eager. The place is pleasant, except maybe for today where the a/c is down and waiting for repair. Food? its mcdonalds, although not all have equal taste i notice if you order pancakes early in the morning it tastes better or maybe a better formula?

I understand the hype. Pungko-Pungko sa Frente certainly knows how to put on a show, with loud…read morecalls, energetic staff, and tables piled high with food. The lively presentation draws people in, but unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the performance. The thin-sliced pork chops looked as though they should have been the highlight--looked crispy and crunchy like chicharrones. Instead, they were tough and seemed undercooked. Biting into the pork chop skin was like chewing on shoe leather. They were nowhere near the crisp, crunchy texture I expected. The Shanghai lumpia had almost no filling, consisting mostly of a soggy wrapper and oil. The crab cakes served in the shell didn't seem to contain any crab either--just potato and jicama. And the meatballs would be more accurately described as a jicama balls. The rice puso was cold, bland, and dry. At first, I wondered whether that was simply how it was meant to be, but it made the meal even less enjoyable. The chicharron bulaklak was another disappointment. It didn't seem properly prepared and had an unpleasant aftertaste. Overall, it looks like a fun experience, but the meal finished flat. The atmosphere and presentation are entertaining, but the food itself didn't deliver. Not recommended. 2 stars.

The Food The menu is straightforward and unapologetic: if it…read morecan be fried, they serve it. You'll find Pork, Chicken, Sausage, and Lumpia, all served crispy and paired with a signature vinegar dipping sauce that cuts right through the richness. The Vibe & Essentials It's a rustic, high-energy spot that can get quite crowded. Timing: It gets busy fast! Aim for off-peak hours to snag a seat without the wait. Hydration: They only serve Mountain Dew. If you aren't looking for a sugar rush, bring your own bottled water. Climate Control: It gets hot and humid. I highly recommend bringing a portable fan and a small towel to stay comfortable. The Verdict Is it a five-star luxury experience? No. Is it a delicious, authentic, and fun time? Absolutely. Despite the heat and the limited drink options, the food and the atmosphere make it a win. We'll definitely be back for another round!

I was there last October 15, 2017 for their anniversary promo 1-day 50% off on all food items…read moreexcept drinks. Sadly, I wasn't able to eat their signature dish since it's already sold out so we ordered their tapsilog (beef strips with garlic rice and fried egg) and chicken mami. 50% price but still 100% delicious.

Very disappointing fries order. Less than half full bucket..... hard to believe official portion…read morecontrol would slow for that pathetic looking serving.

basic fastFood restaurant.. had the chicken sandwhich...but…read morethe sandwiches could have been alot better...price was real good...chicken could have been fresher, More warm...not sitting in warmer a couple hours...premade would have been easier , but not tasty.. ???

One of my all time favorite restaurants! We were driving back from my Lola's and stopped by to eat…read more We all ordered chicken inato. One of the best things to get here! It comes with rice and a papaya side dish. We also ordered kinilaw to share. So good. And the chicken is juicy with a fabulous marinade on it. The kinilaw is very much the Filipino version of ceviche. Light and refreshing. We also got halo halo. Decent. Not the best I've had but it's a good option. Could use more toppings. Still refreshing to eat on a hot day! They have hand washing stations outside which is helpful since the food is sticky and a bit messy to eat. Tons of covered seating here with great views of the ocean.

I can't give this place the 5 star review. I've been…read moreeating only Jos Inato at least once a day for over a month now. This is one of the most awesome views I've ever had from a restaurant. I simply don't like the food as much as the Bayawan branch. I think this is because they served their coke in cans whole Bayawan served theirs in glass bottles. A very picturesque setting that was ruined by horrible canned Cokes. The only Cokes that are worth a damn are Mexican Coke. The Philippines should take note. Mexico made Coke only use Mexican sugar in their Coke. Their glass bottles Cokes tastes OK. The canned Coke is HORRIBLE. They both list "Sugar and/or High Fructose Corn Syrup" I still think that is why everybody in America has diabetes. Unrelated I know. I just hate bad coke.

Best Native Chicken! [CEBU CITY Philippines]…read more When it comes to food, Cebu has a lot to offer. From savory lechon (roast pork) to sweet desserts Cebu is a foodie's paradise. But we have been eating some form of lechon since we arrived on New Year's Day so I was getting tired of it LoL! just a little. I ordered grilled chicken instead. Conching's is famous for one thing: their charcoal-grilled native chicken. What is a native chicken? They are more commonly raised in rural areas, cage-free. They are smaller in size than the regular chicken, it's because of their organic diet. Both its size and diet make these native chicken unique and more natural in taste. We ordered two servings and it didn't disappoint. So delicious, salted just right and the skin is crunchy. Setting looks rundown, nothing fancy with long tables and plastic chairs and a grill out front. Very laid back. Live music entertained the diners... young adults with music instruments. I was amused. Filipinos love to sing. LoL!Friendly service. I just didn't like the flies... we had to keep swatting them so they don't go on our food. Review #3349

Visiting Cebu City - my girlfriend raved about the Native Chicken and that we had to try it - so…read moreupon arriving in Cebu City my gf's cousin took us here... Not sure what authentic should feel like but this restaurant felt authentic considering I was the only foreigner there... One of the waiters is an interesting one - done up in a lot of make up and apparently very flirtatious and seems like he's a staple of the restaurant per their Facebook page... Anyway the native chicken cooked on these little grills but the chicken themselves are tiny - you probably need about one chicken a person. They have a lot of other grilled and friend foods including various fish - milkfish was the only one I recognized. We also tried the ceviche (local name I don't remember) but extremely good!! You should also try the puso which are the individually packaged rice which are local to cebu.... Very cool place and recommended if visiting,

Very big, clean, and friendly McDonald's! You order from the kiosk touch screen and can opt to pay…read morewith card or at the counter. They bring your food to you if you're dining in. Their chicken filet's are pretty bomb. They have rice on their menu... o_O definitely stop by if you're in the area. *CLEAN bathroomS!

Thia chain used to be my favorites, but lately its been dissappointing. This location in particular…read morenot so good. Ordered chicken with noodles and thankfully noodles not salty but chicken seemed overcooked or has been sitting out for a while. I have been to this location before and improvment has been slight.