When I was visiting the Philippines earlier this year, we went to a new restaurant that offered…read moretheir signature souffle pancakes or Japanese pancakes?! Place was poppin with lots of people! Always a wait outside! They even limit two hours while dining here. Geez! This place is located in Megamall in the 3rd floor I think. Very small or tight place. Nicely decorated and some have cushioned benches. The souffle pancakes take a while to make but they limit when these are made so find out before getting a seat! You might be disappointed. Food and drinks are good. Staff were nice. Decently priced. I would still come back when I am in the area and it's not busy! [54/100]

5 stars for the mango Bingsu. Wish there were more mango. Will try other stuff on their menu.read more

DINE IN DURING PANDEMIC…read more One way in, one way out, mask/face shield/temp/alcohol hand wash/questionnaire mandatory when walk in. Most patrons and workers wore only masks. Staff are friendly and shout greetings as you enter. They're hardworking, efficient and you can ask any one of them for assistance. You order at the counter then they bring the food to your table. Many menu items are not available, so ask before ordering to prevent disappointment. After ordering we chose to sit at the table furthest away and most isolated from the others. There was a screen and a fan facing away from us: hubby said it was to blow the Covid germs the other direction HAHA! They have a nice, spacious dining area with comfortable seating both inside and outside. We ordered the sausage breakfast. The "toast" was very pale, next time I'll have to tell them "well done". Other than the toast, breakfast here is always a solid choice. Because of the pandemic we rarely go out, so to celebrate we had the Tiramisu Macaron and Affogato for dessert. The ice cream in the Affogato was too sweet for me to eat by itself; but it balanced perfectly when paired with the bitterness of the coffee, not bad. The macaron, on the other hand, was meh. I'm sure it would have tasted much better fresh from the bakery; but the macaron was already stale. I'm sure we'll be back when we're in the area. For more details about this place please read my previous review below.

Extreme breakfast happiness! Daing na Bangus ( pronounced ban gous, not bang us as my husband…read moreshudders at my pronunciation) with atchara, spicy pork tocino and fresh calamansi juice so delicious I ordered a second one to go! I love bangus so much!! Pancake house for the win!! Also this was the location in Pampanga which I could select. But great service ( answered my question about filtered water for ice) and delicious hot fresh food!

I have enjoyed each time coming here for breakfast or brunch. Service is pleasant and food…read moredelivered in a timely manner. Many Americans eat breakfast here. Enjoy

Cozy ambience and a great place for couples and family. Try the salad with tuna to excite your…read moretaste buds. Pork bourguignon is great! Staff is not too fussy but welcoming. I will surely be back here to try their other offerings.

Design over food. This sums up Le Petit Soufflé. Such a cute place with French vibes and... well,…read moreyeah a cute place with French vibes. That's all I can really rave about this place. And the matcha soufflé and matcha parfait!! In fairness, these are gooood. The matcha flavor is so pronounced unlike other things that claim to be matcha. But the main dishes (we ordered the foie gras mac and cheese and truffled mushroom burger), MEH. That's French for so-so.

Pancake House has been around for all of my life and even more, being five years shy of being twice…read moreas old as me at 31 years old. Granted, its logo may have underwent a recent tweaking and rebranding, but it's still the same pancake restaurant (known for so much more) that we all love. Their bright ambiance, old movie posters, and orange seats make every Pancake House branch distinct, searing into my brain the "Pancake House" image that has been with me since childhood. A few months ago, as the semester ended, I celebrated at Pancake House Katipunan with a House Special Set. I have been in love with their Pan Fried Chicken since before I entered elementary school. The skin still had that wonderful crunch, the meat was still juicy and flavorful, and the gravy was,as usual, addictive. This also marked the first time I tried the taco people have been telling me to have a taste of, and I was not disappointed. It was crunchy, the veggies were crisp, and the ground meat was seasoned well! Pancake House, I still love you.

Country sausage,classic nowhere to find mini dogs!once missed my flight because of thisread more

I'm a sucker for new restaurants or any establishment that I haven't tried so when a former…read morecolleague of mine decided to rendezvous in Eastwood, I asked her if she was OK with trying out The Wicked Waffle. She consented, and so off we went. The first thing that I have to comment about is that it was so ironic... but the restaurant told us that they were out of waffles for the day. To be honest, that's a deal-breaker for me when it comes to restaurants -- them being out of stock of ANYTHING, but I was in a good mood so I let it slide. After all, that's life. Crap happens. It was dinner time anyway so I decided to go for the SPAM Filipino favorite meal; which features two slices of pan-seared SPAM, two farm-fresh eggs (any style), and unlimited garlic rice. Needless to say, I was very full. It's comfort food at its finest and at its cheapest so how could I complain? Of course, the ambiance isn't entirely luxe, but what do you expect for these prices? This is a good place to go to if you're on the search for a quick bite that won't break the bank and that will leave you 100 percent satisfied. I look forward to trying out the waffles next time around. Lastly, their iced tea is pretty good too.

Now this place knows how to scratch any breakfast itch you might have. Want rice? They have it…read more Adobo flakes, beef tapa, longganisa, you name it All with unlimted farlic rice. Noodles? They have tht too. Arroz Caldo? Got you covered. Eggs? Pasta? Protein? Check, check and double check. (Ever wanted steak at 7am? How about a porkchop?) Pancakes and waffles? That's why they're called Wicked Waffles, after all. It's clear where they get their name once you see their menu. Apart from your classic stack of pancakes/waffles with butter and syrup, they also have these indulgently good "I shouldn't be having these for breakfast" waffle sundaes. Exactly what it sounds like: ice cream, toppings, sauce and (obviously) waffles. And not just any waffles. Matcha waffles. Red Velvet waffles. Chocolate waffles. Now this. THIS is what you call an indulgent breakfast. But to be honest, that wasn't what drew me. What did was the great value that was their Breakfast of Champions. Waffle, bacon, scrambled eggs and their exceptionally good home fries. Either that or their Wicked Pancake Sandwich. Ugh. Just writing about it is making me want those home fries.

Such an amazing little spot for breakfast. Not a lot of tables so you might have to wait but its…read moreso worth it. The food is amazing! Lots of options and everything is really good. The service is the best you will find in Malabanias.

Found this place looking for something close to the Red Doorz hotel on Malabanias Str.;…read moretraditionally, I headed to Kokomo's for the breakfast and to watch all the "walks of shame". At some point, that loses its allure and you just want great food. ZRV has that and then some!!! It's a little cafe near a busy corner and maintains a quiet-like atmosphere. The portions were generous, the pancakes fluffy and the eggs perfect! The have a special for an all-you-can-eat, but one portion of the American breakfast was almost more than I could handle. Also, free refills on brewed dine-in coffee! Glad I made it here, and I'll be happy to come back UPDATE 29 Jul 2019; Had the club sandwich! Just gotten back in town and this is the first place I wanted to eat! OMG, this sandwich was BIG! Definitely a meal initse

Dined here several times, food is normally good. Today was different, we only had dessert as an…read moreafternoon snack. Take the Young Coconut Pie and Bibingka Cheesecake OFF the menu!!! The cheese was inedible, gross, had to order the Carrot Cake (which was better). Service, left to be desired, drinks alone took 10 mins after we asked for them since my aunt was coughing, this included simole water. Do better Wild Flour.

Probably one of the rare restaurants where it's cheaper to order it on FoodPanda than to dine in…read morethanks to the promo. Now I have mixed feelings for Wildflour. While the food is generally good, I do have some nitpicks. The chicken skin is great when paired with the gravy but once you get to the meat, it's dry af. The biscuit doesn't even taste like biscuits. More like cornbread. How you gonna call the dish "Chicken & Biscuits" but then serve cornbread. The Reuben is not bad, but a bit on the pricier side for who knows what reason. Overall, I'd probably eat here again through FoodPanda when theres a promo, otherwise there are plenty of better western food available in the area.

So it was my first official day in BGC, and I was ready to live my best city-girl life. After a…read morelittle online sleuthing (a.k.a. me scrolling through Google Maps like it's Tinder), I decided to check out Pancake House -- conveniently a short walk from where I was staying. Like most sit-down spots in BGC, the service was lovely -- smiles all around, not a single complaint. But let me drop a PSA for any future diners: these folks have Olympic-level upselling skills. You think you're just getting a drink? Boom -- now it's a refillable iced tea. You order a meal? Suddenly, it comes with a "highly recommended" upgrade. They could probably convince you to add an appetizer to your water. Anyway, I went with the pork tocino breakfast (because I'm not about to skip protein) and added caramel walnut banana pancakes -- because self-care. The tocino and garlic fried rice were so good I had to tap out before even touching the pancakes, so I boxed them to go. Fast-forward a few hours: I'm ready for my pancake moment. I butter them up, drizzle that caramel sauce, take a bite -- and immediately go, "Wait... why does this taste... meaty?" After a few detective bites, I realized there was definitely some kind of cross-contact situation happening. Somewhere, a rogue spatula betrayed me. I sadly retired the pancakes to the trash. Honestly, aside from the unexpected meat-flavored dessert, it was still a decent experience and a solid kickoff to my BGC trip. Lesson learned though: in Manila, even your pancakes might come with a little extra protein. Overall, I'm giving the tocino breakfast a 4.5, the banana pancakes a 2 (1 for looks and the other 2 for effort), service a 4 so I feel a solid 3.5. Worth a visit and the Mind Museum is a short walk away too!!

I kept seeing this around the BGC area. So I asked my sister how are the food there, she said "…read moredon't go there, not good". We were walking around we couldn't make a decision on where to eat despite massive choices in restaurants. I ordered 2 taco, that says"best intown" but it's not the best. Taco bell is better, and I'm not a taco person. My husband ordered the chicken burger, he didn't eat it at all because of the pure grease on the deep deep fridge chicken meat upon biting. The bread they used for a burger tasted weird. The kids ordered pancake for supper , pancake is always a safe choice. So one star only. I was warned.

Pancake House is responsible for making pancakes more than just breakfast food here in the…read morePhilippines. This place sets the standard for pancakes for me. I have yet to find another restaurant that serves better pancakes. I can have two (or three) pieces of their Classic (or walnut) pancake any time of the day. Like their pancakes, the other food on their menu is also good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their spaghetti is delicious and so is the Best Taco in Town (the title is debatable though), and I'm assuming they're using one meat recipe for these. For those who are loyal to their 'Silogs, their Beef Tapa is a runaway winner. My current favorite though is the Spicy Chicken Fillet with Brown Rice Pilaf. The staff at their new location in SM Southmall (they transferred to the lower ground floor) seems to not have settled in yet. Only one person goes around to take orders or assist the customers while the others are always behind the counter and aren't as attentive and perky as they used to be. Somebody give these people some pancakes for breakfast please.

It was ok...I ordered delivery with scrambled eggs and was not (Overeasy). Also, some hash browns…read morethat were soogie by the time it reached me. The classic pancakes were good though. Overall, ok for a quick bite to eat, probably better if dine in.