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.

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.

Pho Bon is a Vietnamese dining restaurant in metro Manila serving up some tasty Vietnamese food in…read morePI for your Vietnamese noodle soup cravings. We ended up going to this restaurant after searching for a good bowl of Vietnamese noodle soup in Manila and ended up choosing Pho bon due to location and pictures from Yelp. As we entered during lunch the place was fairly crowded but still managed to find a seat. The restaurant serves up bowls of pho, rice dishes, and even has Vietnamese Sandwiches. I ended up getting the pho with well done brisket and since I was super hungry that day I also chose the banh Mi bo kho which was Vietnamese beef stew with French bread. The food came out quick and was looking esquisite! The Pho was beautifully garnished with thinly sliced green onions, cilantro, and sliced white onions with slices of fatty brisket laying over a bed of wide pho noodles. The freshly cracked ground pepper aroma coming up below the piping hot broth got me really excited to try this Vietnamese dish while eating it in the Phillipines. I was also accomodated with fresh herbs of Thai basil, Corriander, and thin bean sprouts and a side dish of chili and hoison sauce with limes. The soup was light in broth but yet flavorful but I felt it was lacking in the fresh herbs and spices such as the star anise, cloves, cinnamon, and ginger. The noodles were cooked al dente and I enjoyed chewing on them while slurping the broth. The banh mi bo kho was also another great dish to eat while dipping the fresh Vietnamese French bread into the soup with the nice cuts of stewed beef and vegetables. The flavor was yet light but also had a great taste and I really enjoyed this dish as well. Overall great expierence eating here while the food was on point but yet had its differences but also tasty. Customer service was great and the prices were very affordable for famiy dining or just eating with a friend. I totally reccomend this place to anyone looking to eat Vietnamese food in PI while traveling here.

My fiancee LOVES burgers and sandwiches! It's his comfort food. So, when he needs a sandwich near…read morehis place, we will drive by here. :) The menu is simple and straightforward. Choose from a variety of meats ranging from pork, beef or chicken. The more traditional pate is also available (my personal fave)! The sandwich begins with a crispy, crusty baguette, which they bake themselves, filled with your choice of meat. Then, they top it with shredded carrot, cucumber, cilantro, basil and pickled radish. The ingredients are ALWAYS fresh and the result is a very tasty sandwich! Tip: don't get the half size; get the full size! If it's your first time, try the large traditional banh mi. The large order is only Php99! They also offer Vietnamese coffee or Artichoke Iced Tea to go with your meal. If you're craving for a good bahn mi sandwich, visit this quiet little shop in San Antonio Village. Great place to grab take out and enjoy in the comfort of your home. :)

Whenever I get tired of eating the same old fried chicken, burgers and fries, I come here to…read moreQuiznos to have my fix of sandwiches. It doesn't matter what I order here. It all tastes good. I think it's the kind of bread they use that makes their sandwiches good. Or maybe it's the other ingredients. Whatever it is, everything (and anything) they put in the sandwich works. You might think that because it's not rice plus a main dish you won't be full. Wrong. You'll be so full that sometimes you'll have to take the rest of your sandwich home or share it with a friend. (Try their sisig. It tastes pretty interesting.)

I've always loved Bon Bahn Mi's Bahn Mis so much that I would find time to troop over to San…read moreAntionio to get my hands on some. While I'm going to miss going over to San Antonio for a Vietnamese fix, I am stoked that a new branch popped up at the Makati CBD. It makes it so much easier for me to pick up one of their delectable sandwiches on the go.

Was a disappointed that the Lobster Roll wasn't available when I visited. Instead, I tried their…read moreTurkey Stack Sandwich because of the promising photo in the menu, and it was perfect. It has the simplest ingredients, but each was fresh and tasted of excellent quality. I also liked that they were very generous with the fillings. The bread was toasted crisp to perfection. I was also impressed the potato chips I ordered as a side to my sandwich didn't taste anything like the common junk potato chips we get at convenience stores. The dishes are a bit pricey but perhaps worth it.

It's not every day that you wake up from bed and decide that you want a 600 Peso sandwich and are…read morewilling to actually pay for it. It's just too much. If you break it down, you'll get at least 4 meals from McDonald's with that kind of money. The question that comes up next naturally is what exactly is this sandwich and is it worth it? Plaza Café just beside Greenbelt in Makati serves the Shrimp and Lobster Roll, which tops out at P695. While the amount seems eye-popping on paper, once you see it for yourself, you'll know where your money goes. They don't scrimp on the quality of ingredients. You actually get a whole sandwich overflowing with shrimps and lobster. There aren't many restaurants that serve this primarily because not too many people can afford it. The price is daunting, but you actually see and taste where your money goes. And as you'd expect, it tastes GOOD.

I lived in Magallanes Village and whenever we came home to Manila, I always had to dine in at…read moreDayrit's. This place has been in this location for several years now. What I liked about this place was the convenience as well as the kind of food and excellent service they provide to customers. Today, we ordered the bangus and the binagoonang liempo. The bangus is big in portion and delicious. I expected more vegetables on the binagoonang but was served with diced tomatoes and onions. The plate could have been better After dinner, we ordered their halo-halo. It had 3 scoops of Ube ice cream on top. It has several sweet beans underneath the glass. The bowl can feed more than one person and I ended up sharing it with my spouse. I highly recommend ordering the corned beef rice since it's one of their all-time favorites. I will always come here whenever I visit my home in Magallanes

Great hamburger. I favor western foods and gf enjoys local choices. Dayrit's menu accommodates both…read moreof our favs. I believe my picky/foodie daughter will enjoy the experience here.

Worst subway we ever had. Ordered from Robinsons cybergate tower 3 Makati. That's how food tastes…read morewhen ordered online ? Worst experience ever.

After visiting the nearby Santuario De San Antonio Parish. I decided to take a 10-minute walk to…read morethe McKinley Exchange Corporate Center to peak around and have a quick bite. I found this bright store in the middle section of the building beside Dunkin Donuts. The store itself seems relatively recent and well maintained, spacious enough to dine in peace. Worth mentioning is the power outlet availability on every table by a wall. Staff were nice and even helped me pick my base sandwich and guided me through the options patiently. I had 2 orders, one a classic Ham Sandwich (99 PHP - 6in.) which is their basic offering. I also wanted to try out their Subway Melt (150 PHP0, which gets you bacon, chicken slices, and ham, all with in one bun. Speaking of buns, they have 4 options, bestseller is there honey.

FINALLY, a restaurant that offers decent food in Jazz Mall! (I live here and on the rare occasion…read morethat I am too lazy to cook, I would eat at the restaurants on the ground floor.) The Sandwich Shop is small, decent and not quite as exorbitant with their prices compared to their neighbors. While they are primarily a bread and sandwich shop, they also have salads and muesli on their menu. For a vegan option, they have a black bean burger that's really good (paired with a side salad). They have a wide array of drinks (most notably my sister's favorite: Arizona Green Tea) but I also recommend their hot chocolate. It's small but it's thick and creamy and if you're open to experimentation, absolutely brilliant if you mix into their muesli. There's no wifi but you're welcome to use SM's Free wifi for an hour. It's not that fast, but definitely enough to give you that dose of social media before you go into withdrawal.

Ingredients are fresh and high-quality. The staff are very friendly and will answer all questions…read more All the dishes are so big that I have to split the salad with a friend. There are a lot of choices which can go both ways for the customers that will come in. It will either excite you or exhaust you. The menu will also inform you if an ingredients is low-fat, spicy or gluten-free. You can make your own salad or choose from the menu, where calories of the serving is indicated.

Just cannot get enough of their oh crab lah and geisha wraps. The serving comes in big portions -…read moreSo yummy but I get so full! Nevertheless I'll keep coming back.