We came back again to celebrate a birthday . We acquired a private room, ordered our food and…read moreopened some wines. I especially love the dish and chips, that extra tinge of spicy goodness.

Good food Great service…read morePleasant ambiance A nice place... surprised to find it in this out of town location

My friends and I decided to go FOOD CRAWLING again and the itinerary always seems to be food parks,…read morein fact we'll be visiting another one this weekend. The Pazar Food Park is a simple space composed of 10 complementing stalls that work together to offer the community a great experience at an affordable price. The growing number of food parks is a welcome concept that showcases upcoming culinary trends, which have been first observed in bazaars and weekend night markets. Food parks are a permanent solution to budget conscious foodies looking for a great meal. So what's not to like? The Pazar caters to the locals along Regalado Highway and is very popular during the evening as most nearby establishments close during the evening allowing much more freedom of parking. Pazar's parking is limited to around 5 slots, but they do offer an adjacent lot to compensate. Here's a list of stalls (ranked) Meshwe Big B Greased Frankensteaks Tres Amigos Ribs.ph Flip & Dine Siomai King Planet Shake

Great place for fresh seafood and a taste of classic Filipino food. It is similar to "dampa" where…read morediners will select ingredients from the cold section and proceed to the counter. Ningnangan is popular up north since there are other branches across the different towns in Bulacan. Went on a tuesday night and there are is quite of number of people. Items are usually priced per 100g. There is a variety of fish, meat, vegetable, and skewers. Local delicacies and desserts are also available. We ordered a King Crab in Spicy Garlic, Buttered Shrimp, Baked Tahong, Bulalo, Ensalada and Rice. The choice of recipe is requested upon payment. Our entire bill costs P2500 including drinks. The staff are all well-trained and food is served in no time. Area is clean with nipa huts for bigger groups.

Meeting up with a balikbayan friend, I was challenged to think of a place where he could eat the…read morePinoy food he might have missed without condemning myself to eating what I usually have here. So I brought him to Twist, which offers Filipino comfort food with a twist, and it did not disappoint. Approaching the restaurant, my friend already praised the design of the place. It looks like a well-organized, well-lit, rustic country home. Waiting for the food was not boring for everything about the place was pleasant to look at. When our food arrived, we were happy with the presentation and the dishes looked really yummy and filling. My friend's order was Taal Breakfast which was, in my opinion, the perfect Pinoy breakfast. It has garlic rice, daing, longganisa, tapa and egg. All the best Pinoy breakfast viands in one meal! Meanwhile, my order was Paella Pasta. The twist in this dish is the substitution of pasta for rice. But all the other ingredients of the traditional paella were used: shrimp, mussels, squid, chorizo and saffron. It was very tasty, but also not too salty nor too oily. Eating here was really an enjoyable experience both for the palate and for the eye.

So I went here with friends at 8pm til about 11pm. The coffee shop is full! And it's very loud. The…read morepeople are all in groups catching up on lives. So I wasn't really wrong about it being a social place. (Cause the last time I went, it was morning so no people yet) So we ordered the quesadillas (Php125), I had the cafe latte (Php60). My friends got the Double Chocolate (Php 135) frappe and the iced French Vanilla latte (Php85). They had liked theirs. I thought the latte was just fine.The problem was it was served for only one size (I think it's 8oz) which I find not enough, I kinda wanted more. Although it is not as outstanding as other lattes I've had, its just right for its cheap price. The quesadillas were pretty good! They were small (bite sized), and just a few pieces. I wish there was more. I'd only go here when I meet with friends. I wouldn't wanna go here alone cause it's such a loud place (at night at least), but I think it's good to start the day with a sip here.

I didn't realize this was a chain inside SM malls. Although it can get loud, it's great for big…read moreparties. My all time favorite place to dine! Everything was sooo flavorful and unique! Definitely recommend this place and check it out. Service was decent. It can get better.

We visited Philippines this year and this was our first Filipino restaurant and oh my...them crispy…read moresisig was sooooooo good and definitely highly recommended. We also ordered beef Salpicao that I enjoyed. The sinigang wasn't as sour for my taste and the pinakbet could've had thicker sauce for my liking. The sago ube and pandan are a must tho. Check this spot out if you're in UP TownCenter area.

Don Antonio has since then been considered a black hole when it comes to establishments - with the…read moreexclusion of gas stations and groceries of varying sizes. With various clinics, restaurants and bars closing down every now and then, this highly residential area has had a somewhat negative reaction to most establishments within the area. But, breathing new life to the scene, is The Rock, the latest complex that I daresay would break this bad business streak. Transforming the once gloomy area of Pook Ligaya into a flash of 24-hour chains, conveniently placed clinics and a few other shops, the Rock - in my opinion - has definitely had a better reception than any of the recent openings. What to see? The best part in my opinion is the addition of a Family Mart branch. Now, hotdogs and their ever fun unlimited ice cream twirl has come within our reach! Other than that, the sports outlet store at the 2nd floor is also a welcome treat, becoming an instant option when it comes to gift ideas. Besides those two though, there's an array of other things to see as well including Mr. Park's Korean Bakery, Starr's Milkshakes and a whole lot more!

First time here with my sister and the kids after a long morning of shopping. Next door buffet…read morerestaurant had a very long line. Glad this place wasn't as packed as we were all hungry... and getting hangry! We were seated immediately. Our server Reneboy (I joked and asked him where Flordeluna was) was very helpful, friendly and attentive. Well decorated and clean. Food came quickly and it was good. Better than we expected. Food did not disappoint at all. We will definitely come back to this place when we are at the mall.

Their mega crispy Lechon Macao and Yang Chow Fried Rice will make you crave and want for more…read more Their shrimp dishes are superb too. Cozy ambiance.. Love how they serve complimentary hot tea in cute pots

Always the best stop on NLEX for pasalubong! Must try would be their pinipig suman with buko and…read morebibingka with leche flan topping. Sooooo good! They've always maintained their texture, taste and quality after all these years and price point is affordable. Whenever I'm back in the PH, I make it a point to get their suman! Yum!!

The best suman pinipig I have tasted thus far. I can't wait to taste all of their products.read more

The best Bulalo I had in Manila! Not only do they have Bulalo, but they also serve other Filipino…read morefood. Fresh coconut juice is also served here & you can enjoy it straight from the coconut itself. Pricing was very decent & affordable. The Bulalo bowl itself is really big & enough to share w/a friend. What really stood out the most for me was that every table was a "bahay kubo." This a traditional hut in the Philippines, which a home for some people. Every table was a bahay kubo, so not only it was different from having lunch/dinner at a table, but the touch of the bahay kubo made it more of an experience.