I'm sorry to say that Craft Salad located at the food court of SM Aura in Taguig is a good idea…read morethat didn't consider their pricing structure too carefully. I love a good salad, and eating healthy is fine with me. Some will dismiss salads as rabbit food, but no one can deny the health benefits of eating fresh greens. Craft Salad's salads are too expensive for a food court. Their prices belong more to fine dining restaurants. For samplers, their regular Craft salad goes for P220, Thai crunch at P250, and Craft prawn Caesar at P270. It may be an unfair comparison, but didn't fastfood joint Wendy's have an assemble your own for around a hundred bucks not too long ago? Their pasta and rice meals are more realistic, price-wise. Their vegetable buccatini, smoked ham arugula pesto goes for P160, while their stir fried shrimp, asparagus and bell peppers on brown rice is at P200. I don't consider myself a cheapskate, but I believe in getting good value for money.

I ordered Vitamin Boost that should include quinoa. The server preapred it, gave it to me...only to…read morediscover that the quinoa was missing. Went back to her to call her attaention to it. She said they're out of quinoa and to just choose something else. So, why try to hide it? Did she think I wouldn't notice? Shouldn't she tell me in advance that they didn't have quinoa? And she didn't even seem apologetic.

To most, salad may be one of the most boring dishes out there. They may claim you just toss dry…read moreingredients with a dressing and that's it. But for Salad Stop, they've made the taste of salads not taste so healthy! For a quick healthy fix, in a heartbeat, I suggest you make Salad Stop your pit stop. You can either whip up your own salad or you can choose from their menu on their signature salad recipes. You've got two choices - either have it prepared the traditional way (just all greens in a bowl) or in a wrap. My ultimate choice for first timers is the Cobb Salad. It's this chicken based salad that has romaines, cheese, egg, and even avocado. It's really so good and refreshing! The Jai Ho is also a good choice - this is good if you want to have some Arab tasting salad. I'm excited to go back and try the other flavors. Their combinations are very unique!

My favorite lunch stop! Definitely the best salad place in Manila! Fresh, delicious and innovative…read moreflavors. Salad, salad wraps and soup are all great. Personal favorites are: Oh Crab lah and Iron Wo man!

If you're meeting up with friends and can't decide on where to eat, or if you're dining with family…read moremembers who all want to try something different, Food on Four allows you the convenience of food court dining with better ambiance. it's also an ideal place to eat if you're watching a movie right after. Food on Four seems to be designed as an upscale version of the usual SM food court so you can expect slightly higher price points. However, they do get credit for having an array of options (Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, etc) Pepper Lunch is often a popular choice but do check out Frankie's for chicken wings, Teppanyaki Brothers for an affordable teppanyaki experience or Brasas for Latin American food. And yes, they do have Eat Pinoy if you want Filipino food. New additions to the area are made-to-order sushi from Sushi Nori and Craft Salad for healthy salads, sandwiches and juice options. They get extra points for cute stall design. If you're feeling nostalgic about classic SM food court food, head over to Sizzling Plate. There's nothing quite like a sizzling T-bone with java rice to remind you that you are still in an SM mall.

I love Food on Four at SM Aura. This is the only food court where I can feel comfortable enough to…read morebring my mother. My family has very discriminating taste when it comes to food and eating out (mainly because almost everyone in the family can cook), so when I say it's a place I'd bring my mom to, I mean it should meet the highest standard of quality. In terms of actual food choices, I love that they don't offer the usual cheap food fare. The food kiosks there are more like express versions of full blown restaurants. There's Brasas Latin American Street Food, Four Seasons Chinese Cuisine, Yakitori One, Teppanyaki Brothers, Eat Pinoy by Cabalen, 4 Fingers Crispy Chicken, Sbarro, Pepper Lunch Express, Slice, Cinnabon and Crazy Crepes. So, there's actually something for everyone. I love that the ambiance is more similar to the fancy foodhalls we have here than the food courts in older malls.

A restaurant with lots of gluten feee options! This was a big PLUS as my daughter who is gluten…read moreintolerant was traveling with us. There was an array of gluten free desserts which we all enjoyed. Service was good but they could have been more attentive. Nice clean , minimalist restaurant but there were mosquitoes inside that bit me and luckily I had some insect spray on me. It's because they left the front door open at times. They had only one restroom and there was a wait. I think most restaurants on the Philippines have only one restroom. We went to this restaurant 3 times because of gluten free options!

Initially me and my friend were ignored for 15 min, as we contemplated leaving then we were…read moreacknowledged. I don't believe in giving my money to places with service like that. However the food was okay, the drink was really good. I loved the interior decor, so much it made waiting easier. Really pretty inside

A healthy addition to the Uptown Food Hall…read more So I was enticed by the 150 peso introductory promo for a Poke Bowl, so might as well before our main meal. The sushi rice base is nice and sticky, which may be difficult to mix with the toppings. The moist and fresh salmon bits were just a delight and avocados smoothening it further. For the price, it may not be much of a meal with the original price tag of 245 PHP. This branch is much more prominent than their shared both at SM Aura Food on Four. Situated by the escalator leading to and from the cinema level, it's a hard to miss.

Wildflour has such a great atmosphere, warm, inviting, and perfect for a relaxing meal. The food…read morewas excellent and the chef did an amazing job with every dish. A special shoutout to Ailene for her wonderful service. She was friendly, attentive, and made our dining experience even better. Everything from the food to the service gave off such positive vibes. Definitely a place I would happily come back to.

Delicious food and drinks with great customer service…read more The only thing was the service. It was quite slow and there weren't many people in there. We had a large group and by the time me and another person of my party got our food, the others were almost done eating. :/ I definitely suggest for this restaurant to work on the timing so people can enjoy their meal and time together.

Okay, I held off reviewing Greek Kouzina for awhile because I wanted to try more of their menu and…read moretoday I got the chance. One thing I never fail to order is their stuffed zucchini because it's really good and feels really healthy... it's "greek rice with pine nuts, raisins and tomatoes stuffed in zucchini". However, today I found out that they modified their menu and there's no longer stuffed zucchini (sob!); instead, they changed it to stuffed red bell pepper! Badly needing my rice fix, I ordered it anyway, but very doubtfully. We also got the beef gyros (small pieces of beef, greens, and feta cheese in pita wrap) and the crispy calamares. The good news is, the stuffed red bell pepper was surprisingly even BETTER than the zucchini. It's the sweetest pepper I've ever tasted! Truthfully I'm not a fan of bell peppers because the green ones turn me off so I thought they all taste weird, but this red bell pepper was a game changer for me. TRY IT TRY IT! The other ones we ordered were pretty good as well. So far, I haven't tasted anything that I particularly disliked from Greek Kouzina. I also like their Lamb Meatballs. For dessert, their Greeka Yogurt is a must-try. The honey mixed with yogurt is amazing. If you run out of honey you can always ask for more.

With my job constantly taking me places and me having to find routes to get from one point to the…read moreother in the fastest way possible, I pass through random roads a lot. Whenever I take Little Baguio, I always see small restaurant with lots of cars parked outside it, even on the street. One day, a client of mine asked to meet at Greeka, though not the one in San Juan, but the then newly opened branch in SM Aura. Because I already have a major favorite from another restaurant, thought it would be "safe" for me to try Greeka's version, and maybe even compare to see which one I like better. So, I ordered the htipiti, which is basically a feta cheese dip. It was a bit coarse, with small bits of feta and not spicy like the one I have been accustomed to. Their pita is also a bit on the heavier side. Then I had their Roka Garides pasta, which I was unsure of at first, because I didn't think arugula would work well with shrimp and pasta. However, I was glad I tried it because it was good! Being able to enjoy pasta with vegetables is good, but with this, it's just wonderful. Overall, I found that it cannot be compared to my favorite Greek resto, as Greeka has a totally different approach and feel, not just to the eyes but to the palate as well.

When visiting the Philippines it's easy to get carried away enjoying the local food without…read morestopping to refresh. Salad Stop puts the ease in balance offering a variety of healthy options. With good portions, their salads are customizable and if that's too much they have a set menu. I have tried their salads, overnight oats, smoothies and wraps. Everything is always fresh both through delivery and in-store ordering. Pleasant staff, quick service with indoor dining available. They are a bit on the pricey side compared to other local eateries. Located ground floor of Landmark.

Since my visit to the Philippines, almost 2 weeks, I wanted a little piece of normal and different…read morefor all the gluttony of all the native foods. Salad stop have a lot of salad choices, however I've opted to make my own salad with ranch dressing. It was one of the best meals I had. They are located by Landmark in Glorietta 2 on the ground floor. Thanks Salad Stop!

Ambiance - small restaurant that survived the pandemic. No nonsense decor…read more Service - very good. Food - took my nieces here for their birthdays so I let them order. I've never been here before. They ordered a couple of pizzas (can't remember the type) and a few pastas (sorry, can't remember their orders). I only remembered my order which was black ink seafood tagliolini. It was very good. Anyway, they chose this restaurant because it is one of their favorite Italian restaurants that handmake their pasta. I just remember liking everything I tasted. Would like to come back when I am not distracted by their little kids running around.

Not authentic Italian pasta . Taste like microwaved food. Didn't finish my food…read more Wrong choice

Hands down to the chef of this restaurant in Taguig, Manila. Every dishes was so delicious and…read moreauthentic! When you visit the restaurant every single painting including the ceiling was thought out beautifully and all the paintings are very special. Must try the steak and fries their specialty so good! Escargot--the best one I've ever had! French baguette so airy and soft lamb so tender it comes out from the bones Squid and brie soooo yummy!!! Ask for wine tasting next time if they have the event because they have amazing wine selections! Highly recommended if you are visiting Taguig Manila check out this restaurant!!! Take a grab so its easier!!

Excellent service, tasty appetizers, awesome steak and Fritz!. Great host and waiters! Very nice…read moreoutside ambiance and indoor dining room. Highly recommend. Good bar I feel like I'm in France. Sidewalk seating for people watching. Highly recommended