I miss New York. Aside from the vibrancy of the people, Central Park and awesome museums, what I…read moreparticularly miss about New York is the food. I've had some of my best meals in some of the most unassuming places such as in small cafes, food trucks and New York delicatessens. I still remember the most incredible sandwich I have ever tasted - soft bread, fresh lettuce and meat slices 2-inches thick. I miss New York. And I miss their sandwiches. Unfortunately, the closest thing that I have ever tried to a yummy New York sandwich are those available at Sandwich Guy. While not as excellent, they're good enough. What I like about this place is that they offer some of fresh ingredients especially with their tomatoes, onions and lettuce. While I'd like to have more pieces of meat in my sandwich, the freshness that they deliver every time is good enough. They also have some incredible staff members at this particular branch, always willing to help with any requests. Parking is limited so I usually have mine to go.

Looking for a new sandwich place? Well, I finally got to try Mr. Graham's Sandwiches! It's located…read morenear the F7 building and right beside Mrs. Graham's Macaron Cafe. I intially came here for two things: a) the Cebuano and b) the Apple Pie Soda! So, I was able to try the big 3: The Cebuano, Four Cheese, Bacon Please., and Sloppy G. Let's start with the Four Cheese, Bacon Please! It's a Frico Grilled Cheese Sandwich filled with mozzarella, cream cheese and cheddar. Also, there is a thick layer of beer-onion-bacon jam (so good!). It comes with tomato soup and a big serving of chips (potato, camote + taro chips) plus their aioli sauce. Addictive! The Sloppy G is their version of the sloppy joe. Th filling is ground beef, minced mushrooms and cheddar cheese smothered in creamy, thick gravy. It comes with the chips and coleslaw (Ask for the spicy coleslaw!). Now, it's time for Mr. Graham's Cebuano! It is his take on the classic Pan Cubano. His version has lechon drizzled with it's own drippings, ham, cheddar cheese, pickled green and yellow mangoes, with some crispy lechon skin. I recommend that you ask them to have it pressed. Super DELICIOUS! Oh, yes, it also comes with the chips! Finally, we have to talk about Mr. Graham's Apple Pie Soda (only Php90). ERMAHGERD!!! This is a definite MUST. TRY. OR DIE! It tastes as good as it sounds: Apple Pie! LEGIT! I cannot tell you how good this is. You just have to get your butt over to Mr. Graham's Sandwich Shop. Like, right now. If not, I'll drink all the soda available that day!

The selection of sandwiches were minimal but taste and flavour were exceptional. I liked the Club…read moreand Sub Mariner (only dish with fish, breaded dori it seems) most, followed by their Cebuano (localised Cubano) as I'm not too much a fan of fatty lechon, and their four cheese was good as well though I'd wish they had more bacon jam (that's what they call their mix of bacon bits with a honey-like sauce) and lastly the sloppy G. Try out the hawt slaw if you int[ spice as well, and don't forget to grab yourself a bottle of apple pie soda. Ambience: Good, casual and decent capacity on the second level Taste: Great, flavours were beyond expectations Presentation: Great Value: Great, good bargain Service: Great, they take note of what you ask for Overall: Great, will definitely visit and hope they got new flavours then

Subway for lunch? YASSSS PLEASE!…read more Growing up, I never liked sandwiches and... veggies. My parents, especially my mom had a hard time feeding me greens. When I reached college, I became obese. I still did not eat veggies and healthy stuff until my friend introduced me subway. The first time I tried subway was during my 3rd year in college. That was when there was a buy one take one promo. We shared the promo and I just ordered something and did not even want my sandwich to have anything except the bread and the chicken. (The server looked at me like a weird person) One day, I craved for subway but this time, I asked the server to put a few lettuce and that's the time I started eating veggies. One by one. I also started eating healthy, exercising and guess what! I lost 40 lbs in total. I'm maintaining my diet until now and I know this is weird but I started eating veggies because of subway. My favorite is their chicken teriyaki with lots of lettuce, tomatoes, a few japaleno, onion, and cucumber. The best part is their honey mustard dressing. Preparing sandwiches is easy as ABC. I love that I can grab them and have it for to go always. I just hope that they open more branches especially in the south.

I had my mind set on having Joe's Cheesesteak for dinner. It was meant to be!!! We made it in time…read morefor their last 2 pieces. The menu is simple and straight forward - a whole cheesesteak or a half one. You have an option of adding jalapeños too. Since there were 3 of us, we ordered 1 whole and 1 half since we didn't know how big it was. Upon trying it... we just had to get the last half we left behind. The cheesesteak was AWESOME! It's by far the best one I've had in the country. The bread is light, fluffy, but also chewy. It has a nice crisp from being toasted but stays soft on the inside. I just had to tell them that the bread was really good. It's not very common to have yummy bread in a sandwich. The cheese was really rich too but not overpowering since it still allows you to taste the meat and the bread. The sandwich isn't over stuffed with meat but it has the right amount to be able to have a generous portion with every bite. As I was eating my cheesesteak, I started thinking of when I would next visit. It was that good. It was reasonably priced too! A whole Cheesesteak is only Php180. I specifically enjoyed it because it really highlighted the importants parts - bread, cheese sauce, and steak. A lot of other cheesesteaks around like to put onions and bellpeppers which I don't really appreciate. The place is small but has a few seats and a bar for you to be able to dine in. I got to meet the owners. They're very nice and accommodating. They're the same owners to as the famous Cheesesteak restaurant in Makati which was around in the 1980s until the late 1990s. So glad they decided to open again and share this awesomeness with millennials (and everyone else)!

Earle's Delicatessen is the best "middle ground" I have ever seen in a local restaurant. It serves…read moresome of the best-tasting processed meats that is equal to its more expensive contemporaries, at a price range that will put most supermarket choices to shame. While it is technically a restaurant, Earle's has been built more like a neighborhood deli, where you pop in, buy your meats, and go on your way. This branch in Wynsum is very much like that. As a restaurant, this branch in Ortigas could do better. It's rather small, a bit cluttered, and the token outdoor seating is uncomfortable. However, as a deli, it will ALWAYS win.

This branch is closed, but they have a new branch open nearby in Market Market. Portions are much…read moresmaller here than in the American version. They're also lacking basic standard ingredients like turkey. Consistency is not great. Sometimes good, sometimes not. Sometimes bread over toasted, sometimes under. They seem to be trying to downsize portions just to lower prices, but they've ended up sacrificing quality as a result.

When I first found out that Quiznos was coming to Manila, I was overjoyed! Quiznos was one of my…read morefavorite food stops in Chicago, where my cousins grew up, and they offered REALLY GOOD subs, like "meat pouring out because of how full it is" subs. It was the Anti-Subway or Subway for Real Men (as my cousins called it) and it was finally in Manila! While you can't go wrong with the old reliables: Classic Italian and Honey Bacon Club, Quiznos really shines with its signatures. The Honey Mustard Chicken has the right amount of tang, the Peppercorn Steak is a man's sandwich, and the French Dip is a meaty sub dipped in Au Jus sauce. Yep, that is me salivating right now.

It saddens me how expensive Philly Cheesesteaks are. I know that the ingredients involved in making…read morethe sandwich are incredibly expensive, but I just want to have them every day. There's just something about how sautéed beef, melted provolone cheese, and toasted buns sing together in glorious harmony. The Cheesesteak Shop in Amorsolo prides itself in serving authentic Philly hoagies, which they sell in 7", 10" and 18" sizes. The bread has the perfect balance between crispiness and softness - the roof of your mouth doesn't hurt after you finish the sandwich. For fans of spice like me, you can help yourself to jalapeno to your heart's content. The only unfortunate thing about the Cheesesteak Shop, aside from the aforementioned budget considerations, is its location. They might be geared towards people who work nearby and walk over, but if you have a car going here, parking is going to be tight. Best thing to do is to park in Makati Cinema Square and walk.

The best cheesesteak sandwich in Manila. I ordered double meat and provolone cheese and couldn't…read morefinish the sandwich. Absolutely awesome! I live in Cavite and may have someone deliver to me here. Thank you for this delicious treat. Felt like I was back in Baltimore/Philadelphia USA!

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.

It was already 10PM when we went here and the servers were still lively and accommodating. They…read morereally add to brightening up the place. Since I visited on a weekday night and it was already late, I had to take home my food. Despite it, the servings I got were still huge. The meal I got was a best value for money. Yes, it's pricier than fast food, but really that loads of cheese and big sandwich is truly worth my money. I ordered Drippin' Roast beef cheese since it was their best seller. Although it's far from the Philadelphia's cheese steak or White House's sandwich in Georgia, I really appreciate the sandwich. The beef was sweet and flavorful which was compatible with the cheese. They added mushrooms which made it tastier. You must try this with their seasoned fries which comes with two dips (WOW!) and their house blended iced tea. I SUPER LOVE their seasoned fries with dips. I'll definitely come back for more. We'll also blog about this soon, because it's really reasonable.

TINIPID ang Subway sandwhiches sa branch na to. Sobrang Tamly ng pagkain sa branch na to. Masigla…read morepa tingnan yung sa hotdog sandwhich ng 7/11 haha Lol

super super slow workers, took 20 minutes just for 3 customers (3 sandwiches!!) you expect them to…read morework fast because it's fast food and located in an airport, but you could not be any wrong