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

I reaaaaally love korean restaurants and this one never failed me. All of my expectations were met!…read moreTheir food is the best! Plus, their staff is very cooperative. All of your wishes are given in this restaurant. Highly recommended.

I had my very first legit Korean food experience at Metro Seoul in Don Antonio. The area is…read morepractically a haven of various Korean restaurants, eateries and even Korean schools. I say this particular restaurant is legitimate because aside from its Korean owners, the food that they serve are cooked with fresh and prime ingredients. Sure, there are a lot more Korean restaurants that are cheaper in the area, but Metro Seoul, although a bit pricey, is definitely worth it if you're looking for an authentic Korean dining experience. Their menu with all its choices is really tempting, but remember that you need not to order too much, especially if you're just dining in 2s or 4s because they have large servings and a huge selection of side dishes that comes unlimited. I was with a friend and two others; we only had a small pot of 'Kimchi Hot Pot' (P700.00) and 400g of 'Grilled Back Neck of Beef' (P800.00) that we didn't even finish because we were already full. I've tried a few other Korean restaurants but what I like most with Metro Seoul is that they always keep the quality and quantity of their dishes at its best serving.

Just by hearing its name, you'd know in an instant that Kambingan ni Tsong is the place to go to…read morefor kambing or goat dishes. The place is like a karinderya where you go to the counter and point which viand you'd like over the many choices displayed. I'm not a big fan of goat dishes but I must say, their kilawen, caldereta and pinapaitan are so good. For those who can't stand eating goat, don't worry 'cos they also have other Filipino viands to choose from. I'm very impressed when restaurants offer free soup so imagine my joy when I found out they serve free soup. As you'd expect in a karinderya type of restaurant, the prices of their dishes are fairly cheap. When it comes to cleanliness I've observed that the place is neat and well-cleaned. Watch out for a big crowd during peak hours, they have lots of tables but it can get crowded pretty fast.

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.

I attended an event with a buffet setup…read more They served Tuyo pasta, chicken pastel, beef salpicao and fish fillet. My favorite was the Tuyo pasta. Really great with fresh tomatoes on the side :) the chicken was a bit dry since they used the breast part. The beef salpicao was also good. Love how the beef was really soft. The fish fillet had a cream based sauce. Loved the crunchiness They also had a selection of alcoholic beverages.

The usual go-to place for all FEU-Nrmf students. Prices of food is good! Seating area provides both…read moreindoor and outdoor. You can also rent out rooms for big parties with a karaoke system also! Favorite dish here is their chicharon bulakak, cheesy meat fries, chicken wings, crispy pata, dynamite sticks, and their beef salpico! Place is usually busy during the Friday and Saturday nights filled with students & also some locals who live around the area. Giving them 3 stars because you always have to hunt down the waiters/waitresses if you want service or to have your table cleared of plates or to have water (even asking for a refill sometimes is a hassle) Other than that the place has good vibes when you go with friends.

Great place to work and dine at. Lots of restos to choose from. There are even parts where they…read morepreserved the greens even at the middle of the busy corporate life. Security is strict too that's why you will feel safe walking from one building to another even at night!

I often take for granted how many great restaurants are in my immediate area. I live in Maginhawa,…read moreso I don't have to look very far if I were hunting for good places to eat. However, as much as I love the individual restaurants in Maginhawa, they could get a bit repetitive so when I crave a meal from a chain restaurant, like Razon's or Army Navy, for example, a great place nearby is UP Ayala Technohub. It is very much like an open-air shopping mall and restaurant complex, only it doesn't have much in terms of shopping. Well, there are restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores and a few service centers (an Apple store, a Globe service center and a bank) but that's about it. It also has a CDR-King and a boxing gym upstairs. What I love about this place is the great collection of restaurants that serve a wide array of cuisines. There is Le Ching if you want Chinese, Kanin Club if you want classic home-cooked Filipino meals, Mister Kebab if you want Middle Eastern and a bunch of other fast food chains like Bon Chon and KFC. What I love about this open courtyard is that there is always a nice breeze going around, and I can also take a short walk in the garden area towards the back of the restaurants. The coffee shops are always full of office people from the nearby buildings, so don't expect to find a spot for lounging for long hours.

Fairview or FARview to some is slowly turning its huge areas of "talahiban" (large weeds) and hills…read moreinto roads and local establishments. Approaching at the near end of Commonwealth road from Philcoa is Elyong's Ihaw-Ihaw and Restaurant on the left side of the road. It occupies a long lot of about 300 square meters and is filled with different sizes of "kubo" (bamboo huts) to accommodate costumers. The place is especially commendable at night because of its colorful lights and cozy yet breezy ambiance, it is the perfect place to chill for barkada night outs, after office bonding, KTV and for some who just want an ice cold beer and a sizzling dish after a long day of work. They offer a variety of Filipino dishes, from chicken, pork, beef and seafood. Their pork sisig is one of the house specialties and their grilled seafood is always perfect with a bucket of beer. One should or shall I say MUST also try their Fried Ice Cream, they serve the best Fried Ice Cream in town, I swear! (I go back to this place because of it). Their food prices are affordable as well, just right for the quality and quantity of the dishes. It is best if you're eating with a group and "KKB" (Kanya-kaniyang bayad/ pitching in) applies. If you're from the south and thinking of having an easy north road trip with your friends, I highly recommend that you stop by and chill at Elyong's. It will surely be the "one for the road" at the end of your trip.

Well I had to try since I was in the area. The Pazar Food Park offers a much more diverse dining…read morescene for students and nearby residents of the area. OH Ribs - Slab of ribs, You got the mighty meaty ribs that's glazed with their well balanced delectable bbq sauce. The meat on my portion was a bit of a challenge, so I'm slightly disappointed abou that. The Honey Sesame Glazed Chicken Wings, generally I'm not a fan of wings, but this bunch is something I'd consider ordering when I return for a visit. Just like the rib's glaze this had the subtle punch without killing the flavour of the chicken.

One of the stalls we tried in Pazar is Ribs.ph, they offer some of carnivores favorites - ribs and…read morewings. For the Oh Ribs, the portion is big, and flavor is good, but it was a bit tough. It looks like more boiling of meat to tenderize is needed. As for the wings, we tried the Honey Sesame Glazed Chicken Wings, one order is about 6 wings which is a good deal. The glazed honey sesame on the wings is good but the wings itself was overcooked. They need to work on their cooking process of their meat or it would be a shame.

Kuya J's is to the Philippines what Applebee's is to the states. If you're looking for Filipino…read morecuisine at a chain restaurant, Kuya J's is the place to go. Served family style or as individual meals, Kuya J's is a comfortable place to eat a hearty meal of some traditional dishes. In most restaurants, the waitstaff is attentive, but they also don't come around much to check on the table. It's more customary to wave one of the waitstaff down if you need something. They are always at the ready when you ask.

i gave you so many chances, i went several restaurants , deferent areas.. but, all the foods are…read moreprepared the same way, meaning need to step up.. and no matter what time you dine in they always have an item are not available.. example no halo- halo in the middle of afternoon , you guys need to make sure what you have on your menu are always available. the staff are always nice .. no doubt about it. i have to give you up Kuya J. couse' " J" now for me its a " JOKE "