Sometimes serendipity plays a big part in discovering a great place to eat: a hidden gem in the…read moreheart of the red light district, who would have ever guessed? We often walk through Fields Walking Street to get to Balibago; however, we avoid it at night and on weekends because of the, let's say, colorful night life. We were having breakfast at Brettos, when Hubby spots a sign across the street advertising Baram's all day Filipino Silog (your choice of protein served with a fried egg and rice) breakfast specials. We're always looking out for cheap breakfast deals, so next day we're back. From the outside this place look very unassuming, like a hole in the wall type joint. Walk in and your eyes are drawn to these two massive faux sakura trees decorating their dining room. We settled down in one of their cozy half booths. Even though we were there for the cheap P99 breakfast, we still got their complimentary refillable banchan AND complimentary iced coffee with one refill OH YEAH! Their breakfasts are filling and come with an egg and delicious Java (sticky) rice. We had their cornsilog (corned beef) and tapsilog (tapa - cured beef); both were flavorful, tapa was tender but the corned beef was oily. Banchan (side dishes) were delish! The kimchi was too potent for me; but hubby enjoyed it. If you ask for hot sauce, you'll get chili oil. If you want something quick, you'll want to order their soups. Friendly, hard working staff that come immediately when you hit the call bell, raise your hand, or call out. Place is roomy, clean, with a strong aircon, free WiFi and a fully stocked bathroom. Modern Filipino music playing in the background (heard a couple cool rap songs), sometimes it's pop music. This is THE BEST place for a Filipino style breakfast. TIP - come during the week day mornings to avoid the night crowd from the red light district.

Service a bit slow- which is normal service in the Philippines, but food is delish! Fave, Beef…read moreKareKare and chop suey.

The Adobo Manok is my go to dish with a mango shake. I have also had the fried Talapia which to my…read moresurprise is cooked in vegetable oil instead of coconut oil. This is a nice spacious outside restaurant with tables covered with a nipa hut canopy. Each hut and table is equipped with a fan for those 340 days a year that are a little too hot lol. I wanted to take a pic of the menu but it is entirely too big. The hours are currently 24 hours a day.

An outside dine-in , located in an ambiance of natural landscapes. Located along Olongapo Gapan…read moreRoad They moved to a new location now. Staff are very polite and courteous. Ordered relleno bangus, Fern Salad, Kare Kare Crunchy pork with papaya salad. Price is reasonable. The original Lutong Capampangan (Pampanga, well known to delicious Filipino foods. I will definitely come back to this restaurant again.

I should've known walking in This would be a doomed dining experience... Only one other couple…read moredining, the rest of the staff taking a nap... Alas we press forward with hunger in our bellies... Decided to go to Kare Kare and crispy pork, disappointing and very middle of the road . One little oxtail swimming on monks the sea of peanut butter sauce... Not really good experience overall, will mot come back. Next time, save myself the hard ache and just had to Gerry's

Really good Filipino food. If you're craving for a lutong-bahay fix, this is the place to go…read more Decent amount of servings and their prices are reasonable. The place is not that spacious which is a little bummer. It can get cramped up around lunch. But over all it's a good place for family eat outs.

Really good Filipino food…read more They have huge servings that are good for groups. We ordered the shrimp fried rice which could feed 6 people at least. Them we ordered fried squid heads, Bicol express and Kare Kare (ox tripe). The Bicol express was my favorite for its spiciness They also served alcohol but since it's the middle of the day we ordered avocado shakes. They also had an array of fruit shakes like Guyabano, mango and more :) Good try if you are looking for Filipino food ;)

The food is good considering that it's a fast food chain. The service is also good but it's sad…read morethat the prices are spiking.

This is definitely the busiest Mang Inasal that I have visited. The pecho plate with rice is my…read morefavorite topped off with a small or large halo halo. I'm a regular whenever I'm at Clark.

As one of the largest malls in the Philippines, SM City Clark has tons of shops and restaurants…read more There's a huge selection of eateries to choose from but I was sold on Gerry's Grill when I saw they had what they call "Juniors." Juniors are basically smaller portions and entrees that start at 215 Philippines Pesos or $3.64. I love this concept because it definitely allowed us to order a variety without having too much. Smaller portions at affordable price to share but more variety for the win! We chose to get Lechon Kare Kare, Tortang Talong and Pancit Palabok. For about $3-$4 the small portions were actually pretty big and quite sufficient for two people. I tried the Lechon Kare Kare first. The Lechon was perfectly crisp. I enjoyed that crunch. They gave lots of the Kare Kare broth which was perfect over white rice. I loved how much broth there was but I was disappointed with the taste. I couldn't really taste the peanut butter flavor. The dish was a bit on the bland side. On the opposite side was the Pancit Palabok. It wasn't bland but unfortunately they put too much salt and it was salty! I enjoyed the long silky noodles and eggs but the flavoring was just off for this. The Tortang Talong or eggplant omelette dish ended up being the best dish. Tortang Talong has always been one of my favorite Filipino dishes and I'm happy to say they did a good job with this dish. I loved that they even added some ground meat inside the omelette. Overall Gerry's Grill was ok. Price wise was a win- it was about $17 for 3 dishes and white rice. Tastewise however I only liked the Tortang Talong.

Worst service, my second time being there and they always serve customers who came after us. They…read moreare not friendly to foreigners even if youre whitewashed filipino. I wouldnt recommend here, Tried giving it a second chance and they're still the same

My adopted Filipino family brought me here. Great tasting…read moreauthentic Filipino food! We had the soups, barbecues, and salads. All delicious! Perfect barbecue sauce as well! Service is timely and attentive. It is an outdoor restaurant with partly open sky and a covered section in case of rain. Stylish decor. Everybody left full and happy!

Ok, not the place to eat because they have rats running across the floor in the restaurant while…read moreyou eat. Three times rats came out from under the kitchen area while the cats in the restaurant just sat and watched. Staff, if they are brought to their attention, will just laugh!

Obviously... when in the Philippines, you have to try the fast food staple. Jollibees ARE…read moreEVERYWHERE! Enter Jollibee. Primarily fried chicken and spaghetti. I didn't have the spaghetti... spaghetti has always been a weird fast food for me; Even at the sit-downs here in America. The chicken on the other hand... was delicious. Both the regular and the spicy. The spicy didn't have much of a kick but it was enough to give you some flavor. The only thing that could be improved at Jollibee is the sauce. You can get gravy for your chicken or the burger steaks they have but as far as I could tell, they don't have any type of sauce for the chicken. I had sauces at other restaurants... maybe the gravy here is just that good. I'm honestly just not a gravy person. I'd love to have some honey mustard or sweet and sour sauce. Even if just vinegar was available for dipping... *drools*. One other menu highlight is the peach-mango pies. Much like a Mcdo's Apple pie but with peach and mango inside. So good that I brought two with me on the plane ride back. What a delicious snack hot and cold! I do wish I could've tried the Buko pies but the locations I visited didn't have them. The chicken is easily better than KFC(also located throughout the Philippines). I think there are 2 or 3 Jollibees in America now. I hope they take over America too. This specific location was always busy. I used it for eating and as a spot for ATM withdrawals. The ATM here is kind of tucked away so there's not much worry about prying eyes. This is a busy location. People fill the tables. There are always trikes outside too so no worries about catching a ride after you've stuffed yourself. On my next visit, I hope to try their other menu items. I'm sitting here right now wishing I could order chickenjoy and rice for delivery... *drools*.

Very helpful staff carry your tray(s) to your table. Clean dining area and booths with rock hard…read moreseats. A big plus is their drive through and parking lot. Food is standard Jollibee fare, our favs are: - Garlic rice - served only during breakfast BOO! - Spicy Chickenjoy (fried chicken) - (deep fried)Peach Mango pie Food comes out fast and hot. Washrooms are clean except for the toilets seats, guess they didn't see the "no standing on the seat" sign. Environmentally aware with an air dryer for your hands and a no straw policy. Conveniently located across from the Bayanihan/Main Gate terminal, and walking distance from SM City Clark and Fields Walking Street.