The first time I visited Matam Ih, I was expecting singing waiters dressed in native costumes:…read moresadly that is a thing of the past. Their main attraction now is their exotic dishes: goat, frog, mole cricket, crocodile, and even ostrich. My cousins were visiting from out of town, a couple of them even came all the way from the Middle East! They wanted to eat Kapampangan food, so naturally, I brought them here. Before entering, we had to show them our Covid vaccine certificates then we were led to a long table that would accommodate our big group. Dining is al fresco so no air con, just fans. We excitedly ordered the following: - Mango shake was good - Pinapaitang Kambing - goat in bile soup. I'm not a fan of pinapaitan in the first place; but my Ilocano dad would love this. Much better with a squeeze of kalamansi. - Kamaru - mole crickets. The crickets still had some crunch to them and were cooked in a delicious garlic soy based sauce. This was everyone's favorite dish. - Betute - field frogs stuffed with minced pork and deep fried. I didn't try this. - Fried Hito (catfish) with buru (fermented rice) - loved the catfish but didn't like the buru. - Pork sisig was ok. - Leche Flan was ok - Turon with home made buko ice cream was DELISH!!!!! The wait staff were dressed as safari guides. They were knowledgeable of their menu, which made ordering easier. After we enjoyed our meal, we walked over to The Paris Cafe to take pictures in front of a replica of the Eiffel tower. The Wooden Table and Cafe BOM are also located in the same compound. My family had a great time, I'm sure we'll be back to try their other exotic offerings.

I came here with my cousins while visiting the Philippines on vacation. We have been here for 3…read moreweeks and this was THE BEST filipino food we had the whole time. Everything was so delicious! I expected the prices to be much higher for such amazing quality of food. Cheryl was such a gracious host with such welcoming hospitality. Thank you so much for a delightful dinner!

Very spacious and clean restaurant! Recommend this place…read more My favorite was the mango shake and seafood kare kare! The soup and nachos were delicious as well.

I am a Filipino American; but I personally don't like to eat Filipino food when I go out to eat…read more Why? Because it's so much better when you have Filipino friends and family that can cook better, plus it's way too common here. I took out a friend's daughter and circumstances led us to The Wooden Table. I was going in blind and didn't get to do any research on this place, so I wasn't expecting much. It's a unique place because it's two restaurants (The Paris City Cafe and The Wooden Table) with two different cuisines (American/Italian and Filipino respectively), two different sets of staff (different colored uniforms distinguish the two); but the restaurants are physically connected in the middle, staff move between both sides AND you can order off of either menu no matter which side you're on. Both sides are decorated in warm wood tones and rich reds. The furniture has an old style elegance to them. There's book shelves scattered throughout both restaurants, and cozy arm chairs to relax in if you're not eating a meal. The Wooden Table serves up delicious Filipino food and decadent desserts from Planet Chocolate in a romantic and elegant atmosphere. Make sure to stop by the replicas of the Eiffel tower and their balcony for some memorable shots.

This restaurant is located very close to CRK Clark International Airport, we went there after we…read morelanded. The food and service is excellent. The ambiance is upscale and elegant. This place is known for the local area dishes.

Binulo: A great dining experience with delicious Kapampangan food and reasonable prices. Highly…read morerecommended!

Cafe Mesa's history dates back to World War II and the U. S. Military bases in the Philippines…read more Cafe Mesa used to be a housing unit for military personnel, the reason the Cafe looks so old & historic. It's a popular place for locals and tourists visiting Clark Airbase. The menu is mix of European and Filipino cuisine. The service & hospitality of Cafe Mesa staff was superb. The building is old & historic looking but it's to be expected and adds to the mystery of the Cafe. I was not very hungry and just ordered a Chicken sandwich and my friend ordered the Salmon, both were very good and tasty. Lots of mixed reviews about the food but we had a good experience and my friend is extremely picky. I would definitely come back again and try something different.

The place was interesting as it had history. The restaurant was old and dark inside though and the…read morerestroom was not nice. The servers were nice and somehow attentive. Unfortunately, the food was not that good. Dining here was more for the ambiance than the food.

Service was excellent. The staff is very attentive, professional and so helpful…read more Pretty spacious and nice ambiance. It was perfect for our group. There was a lot of selection for food. Food was average. However,I can say that their desserts are over the top. Make sure you make room for it.

Great selection of food highly recommended thank you Goji I…read morewould definitely come back again