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.

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 "

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.

Ah, fried chicken, one of my favorite childhood meals. It's certainly a very simple yet…read moreunforgettable dish. The gravy-smothered, crispy skin and the juicy, flavorful meat never fail to hook me in. There are a lot of restaurants that offer quality fried chicken and one of them is Classic Savory. They keep their fried chicken simple yet still scrumptious without overdoing all the herbs and spices that other restaurants sometimes do. What I like most about them though is their gravy. It isn't as thick as others but it still has a lot of flavor, and they serve it generously. They're also very affordable which is a plus for people who are on a budget but still wish to have a fulfilling meal. Now I want some fried chicken. I could just try my hand at cooking some, but I'm afraid I'd burn them! I think it's best if I just go out and head to Classic Savory.

The Pazar Food Park is a recent addition to the growing number of food parks around the metro. So…read morewhat's so great about Pazar? They have a simple layout that's practical and spaced accordingly, replicable concept. They have a balanced selection of tenants, which each offer a unique experience that will have you try all of them. Pasta with Meatballs Meatballs stuffed with cheese served with a pomodoro sauce. This simple plate of fettuccine pasta is coated evenly with their tomato based sauce. The Meatballs are stuffed with cheese, which is a nice surprise for those people who love cheese on their pasta. Smores Dip Marshmallows and chocolate with a graham crackers. Sweetness level is balanced.

This is one of the first store you will encounter inside Pazar Food Park, they offer varied dishes…read moreand the ones we tried are some of the things you'll definitely want to have again in Pazar. Pasta with Meatball - they use linguini for the pasta which is cooked al dente with pomodoro sauce the way I like it, sweet with sour tinge from tomatoes. And the meatballs are not just your ordinary meatballs. They are stuffed with cheese for that wonderful cheesy surprise. Chicken Parmesan - It's a rice meal with big boneless breaded chicken cooked well with meat still juicy soft inside. It is topped with pomodoro sauce and gooey cheese. Smore Dip - For marshmallow lovers, here is an enjoyable sweet treat that a barkada will surely enjoy and have fun with. The mallows are burn and soften perfectly that when you dip your graham crackers, you will scoop a soft cloudy of sweet stickiness that melts-in-your-mouth.

This is the only Filipino Fast Food chain that is easily recognized by kids all over our country…read more Including those babies who barely talk! The food, the taste, the icon has become part of our growth, memories and endearment from the point of view of every one who loves jollibee! I love chicken joy!