This place is so good the chicken is beyond chicken…read more The atmosphere is fantastic, so full of verve, although a bit smoky due to all the inasal grilling going on that it all couldn't be contained in the kitchen. The chicken is sold in parts and I wish I'd ordered two, but being a light eater, I was conservative, and that was fine. The rice was great, but with all the sauces and peppers, this blows the top off the dining experience. Don't just take it from me. What do I know, but I'm purty sure you'll have a positive reaction or you'll have to get your pulse checked. :-)

I have been going to Aida's since I was a kid. This is always a good food stop for authentic…read moreChicken Inasal in Bacolod. You eat with your hands here but they provide utensils too. Expectations have to be lowered for cleanliness, location, parking, etc. After all, Chicken Inasal is what people come here for. There is no air conditioner so be prepared for that. The place gets crowded during dinner time so come early. TIP: Bring a roll of paper towel. Use it to wipe your hands after you wash before and after eating. Price is competitive and service is good despite being busy. I would be back every time I'm in town.

This is a Great location, it's in the center of the city and it has a convenient second floor for…read morehosting big parties. We've had parties here for at least 3 to 4 years and we always have an MC to facilitate the celebratory event. We also have Jollibee come to to dance, along with his employees. Their dance routines are surprisingly very well choreographed. They provide the music, speakers, food servers, etc. The MCs are also masterful at interjecting constant humor and getting everyone to participate, including the adults. At the end, Jollibee will stick around to take pics with the kids and adults too. It's really fun to see all the little kids get excited about this dancing bumble bee. The food was served in a timely manner and with no issues. I ordered additional items (chicken a La king and mango pies, cheesy dogs, etc.) and those were delivered on a separate tray. The party room was very clean and they were very thorough in serving food to over 60 people. My only complaint would be that they always have the AC cranked up so high that I was freezing a bit. Tips all around to the entire staff, it was another great party and this 5 star review is well deserved.

I love the taste of the chicken joy and jolly spaghetti. The product quality is consistently…read moreoutstanding, exceeding my expectations every time. The ambiance here is always inviting and comfortable. I was completely impressed with their professionalism and customer service.

I was craving for Batchoy during my last trip and my sister in-law recommended that we eat at Bar…read more21. It was raining during that time so it was just right to order a nice bowl of Batchoy. Batchoy is a soup made of pork and beef stock with shrimp paste, miki noodles, crushed chicharon, pork, fried garlic, egg and may add liver. Maybe this is the Filipino ramen nowadays. This is served with toasted bread Anyway, parking is difficult at Lacson St. so we had to park at one of those vacant area and walk a little. Upon arriving, there is a wait so have your name down and you can order ahead so when your table is ready, then there will be not much wait for your food to arrive. I would have to agree with one of the reviews that the Batchoy had more liver than usual and it was salty. The single calamansi (Philippine lime) will not be enough to counter the saltiness. Despite that, I still say it was worth the walk in the rain and going back to eat again.

For some reason, I've always referred to this place as Bar 21. We have been coming here for Batchoy…read moresince the early '90s (could be '80s) when it was just a hole in the wall operation. The place has stayed consistent serving delicious Batchoy. The staff are friendly and accommodating although when it got busy, it was challenging trying to flag down our server. I ordered a Lychee shake, Batchoy (we had to call it in since they do run out), Bibingka and Cheesecake. Their Batchoy appeared to have gotten smaller, but still yummy. The shake was really good (not too sweet) and the cheesecake was surprisingly good, too. I was disappointed with the bibingka - burnt and no flavor.

So delicious! I ordered it here with family and it's always the place I go to for batchoy. Very…read moreflavorful and tasty. The workers are wonderful at their job and I love that there are more to explore in this area.

One of the best bachoy in town. Conveniently located in the Atria district. You can also order puto…read moreto go along with your bachoy. I like this place because it's clean and not too crowded.

We've been coming to the Chicken House along Lacson Street for years so when I visited Bacolod…read moreafter 13 years of being away, it was on my list. Sadly, the place has deteriorated and in dire need of updating. The dining room feels dark and uninviting, but one thing has not changed - the staff. Always welcoming, friendly and attentive. The Chicken Inasal is still good (I had forgotten how small our local chicken is). We also enjoyed the spareribs - tender, juicy and delicious!

This place is a hit or miss. Sometimes I get a really good bowl that takes me back to my childhood…read moreand other times, it just tastes bland. I'd still recommend Netong's if you have never had batchoy before. Get the big bowl and ask for extra noodles!

Located in Atria, across from Bo's coffee, this casual restaurant offers the most delicious…read moreFilipino dishes. They are known for their chicken inasal, a bright, citrus marinated chicken roasted on a bamboo skewer. Everything we ordered was so yummy! I especially loved the chicken breast and chicken sisig. The garlic rice wasn't what I expected and had no flavor, so I will just stick to regular white. I would definitely want to return and try their other menu items.

Food was good. But i lost my appetite to one of the servers. Who was being rude and arrogant. Aidas…read morechicken atria branch iloilo. Your staff could use further training.

WE have heard so much about this restaurant so we were hoping to be impressed. The location is a…read morebit difficult to find - it's tucked away on a side street in Talisay near the city hall. The decor is lovely, the service is a bit lacking. The food is a bit on the expensive side for the portions you get. We started with the Ham and Cheese Croquettas - mostly potatoes and one piece (you get 5) gave me small cut of ham. I had the Pork Belly Hickory - good flavor but I only got 4 thin 1-inch slices... definitely not worth the P395 they charge for it! I left hungry... :-( My sister had the Salisbury Steak - looked good, but she said mediocre at best.