A few things have changed since my last review: they are offering their full size sandwiches, and…read morethey've added more meat. Tasty sandwiches at cheap prices: yes, we'll order from them again. They deserve another star.

One of the best if not the best buffets in Angeles! The night we went there was roast beef, sushi,…read moresashimi, leg of lamb, and a variety of seafood made to order! All of the food was fresh and flavorful. The servers were very kind and attentive. The restaurant was very clean and could be considered on the upscale side. I can't wait to return as we had such a wonderful experience on our first visit.

This is my GO TO BUFFET for American Food such as salad, soup, medium rare steak, turkey during…read moreTHANKSGIVING, oysters, scallops, mashed potatoes, and so much more here! *Available main dishes depends on the day so contact them if you're craving something in particular. This DIAMOND is located in Oasis Hotel. The vibe of the place is the select people who know about this place and come here have been coming here for years/ generations to enjoy EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE from all of the employees (especially, the very attentive waiters!), AMAZING SELECTION OF HIGH QUALITY FOOD, and the great pianist who plays in the evening to escalate your experience with music (This guy knows ALL songs! I made about 5-7 requests and he knew them all!). I recommend the FRIDAY evening buffet that starts at 6PM to people who enjoy fresh seafood such as OYSTERS, BIG PRAWNS, , and SCALLOPS! The way they're cooked is just SO GOOD! *DROOLS They are given as appetizers but after tasting them, I requested more and almost forgot about the other food such as the ROAST BEEF in the middle of the restaurant! Hahahaha If you enjoy a medium- rare cut, you'll get it here! They have this ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS RICH AND CREAMY BLACK PEPPERCORN GRAVY to put atop red meat. If they have it, opt for this instead of au jus! For deserts, there is fresh fruit such as sweet watermelon, cantaloupe, creme brulee (the sugar on top is actually caramelized because it's torched! YES!), to name a few. End your dinner with a cup of coffee. The coffee is bold and strong! LOVE IT!

My family came to visit me all the way from Metro Manila; when we're together, it's a guaranteed…read moregood time. After touring them around Pampanga, I wanted to treat them to some dessert and coffee. Teaspoon Cafe was on my list of places to check out. Decor is very cutesy; I love their comfy couches. This is one of those places that you just want to relax and enjoy your company. The food was surprisingly good for a coffee house, plus we were all happy with our drinks (fruit teas and blended coffee drinks). Good thing my cousin has a car. Even though it's located on Fil-Am Friendship Hwy, it's difficult catching a Jeep here. Best way to get here if you don't have a car, is to catch a Grab or trike. 4.5 start overall but I'm gonna bump up their rating because they're located next to a nursery with reasonably priced plants. Teaspoons is a nice stop for a light meal, or dessert and drinks.

Have you tried teaspoons cashew petit? How lovely! They have great desserts and I end up taking…read morethem back to America as pasalubong for my friends and family. It's definitely a must try! Guilty pleasure for sure!

We were walking down Malabanias Road and noticed Edelweiss Bistro and Restaurant. They specialize…read morein Austrian, German and Swiss fare: as true foodies, hubby and I decided to check things out. Place is tiny with a small patio and a weak air con. Staff do speak and understand English, plus they do a good job describing their offerings. Since many of the names of the items were in German, we asked them detailed questions about their menu before we made our decision. THINGS WE HAVE ORDERED HERE: -Beef mami - meh -Pork Schnitzel Sandwich - delicious sandwich with fresh veggies served on soft rye bread. I chose a spicy mustard to go with it. WHEW! That mustard cleared my sinuses, it was yummy though. - Chicken Schnitzel Sandwich - delicious but I personally think the pork schnitzel is better. - Sisig - fatty and full of gristle - Chicken curry - chicken was tough, curry sauce was ok - Spicy Hungarian sausage - this was yummy especially paired with their spicy mustard So to sum things up: I would suggest to skip their Filipino dishes and stick to their European dishes, especially the schnitzel sandwiches. Don't forget to ask for their yummy spicy mustard and to order the fries extra crispy. TIP - they open late in the day 3pm.

Very unassuming place located near the Don Juico/Side Gate, next to the Horizon tower. There's a…read morefew parking spaces out front and a few spaces across the street. The inside has simple clean decor, and the background music ranges from Tagalog love songs to Karen Carpenter, and even Tupac. Staff speak English well, there's a strong aircon, and a password protected free WiFi that's fast and pretty strong. There's a small refrigerated case for desserts, and another for their deli meats and cheeses. The kitchen is as big as the dining area and separated by a wall with 2 large tinted windows; you can observe the staff cooking. Food comes out in a reasonable time period. ORDERED FOR BREAKFAST: - 2 eggs - hubby's sunny side eggs weren't quite set, that's why I always order mine over easy. - Sausage looked like it was made in house, decent taste - Longganisa was ok - Hashbrowns were oily and soggy in the middle. I asked for them to be crispy but only the edges were slightly crispy. - Toast was sliced thick and came with butter and jam. Saw another table order sandwiches which looked really good! Met the lovely co-owner who encouraged us to come back for their sandwiches; she told us that they smoke their own meats and bake their own bread. FYI - they sell day old cookies for 50% off UPDATE: Don't go one hour before closing, they run out of certain items and the staff are tired and a little cranky. Went back for dinner (hubby's treat) and we ordered: - Iced coffee sweetened and with cream. It was made with True Ridge coffee from Laguna. It tasted better after I asked for more of their liquid syrup. - Chili - I can't believe that we found good ole fashioned American chili con carne in the Philippines! You can find it listed under "sides". It's meaty, chunky and comes in a small bowl with onions and shredded cheese on top YUMMY! - Smoked Turkey (smoked in house) with everything (comes with Swiss cheese) on wheat bread with French fries (skin on), requested them crispy but they were not very crispy at all. The tasty sandwich was filling with fresh veggies and had a soft bun. Would definitely come back for their sandwiches and Chili con carne. I'm excited to try more things from their menu. TIPs - They have 4 kinds of mustard that you can request to be added to your sandwich: plain, spicy, Dijon, and horseradish. Make friends with the staff!! If there are any flies bothering you, let the staff know and they'll zap them with their electric tennis racket lookin thingy.

Hi Yelpers. Do peruse my pictures first please. Why? Impact. The drain included is across the…read morestreet from SM mall, where the restaurant I dined at exists. I call myself a first world foodie to remind me that no matter how many stars align for my experiences, they are a million stars for some in this world. Save yourself and stop here. The huge drain pictured is where I came across a family of 6 Somalian refugees encamped just 2 days earlier. Eating, sleeping there. No amount of money I gave them was enough. It's since been roped off. So tonight, my meal was a million stars comparatively. From my Yelp perspective? 5 stars. These were some delicious, spicey Filipino/Korean seasoned crunchy tacos. Almost kimchi, almost adobo. Trust me, completely amazing. Curly fries reminded me of Arby's. The sweet tea, by Libertea. By itself would beat most teas in the south USA. Service, standard Pinoy, but that in itself is super dooper amazeballs. No way to describe it. Some put in 14 hr days $4 a shift. Basically .29 usd per/hr. Plus tips. Perspective. Take care folks. Find a charity to your liking. We're one world. If you can Yelp, please, you can help. Peace, and taco grease.

Luv their Birria Tacos, wish they can improve their burritos such as removing the lettuce and…read morereplacing them with refried beans goes well with the rice.

I love delis because they have so much variety when it comes to meats and cheeses: the perfect…read morepairing for a delicious sandwich. They also sell different kinds of breads, condiments, chips and candy. I saw gourmet potato chips from Spain, curries from Thailand, chocolates from Germany, condiments from America and a nice selection of herbal teas. The minimum amount you need to purchase for sliced deli meats and cheeses is 100g. Sausages are sold per piece or per pack. We've tried their sandwiches, but I'd recommend purchasing your own meats, cheeses and condiments and making your own gourmet sandwiches at home (I'd recommend getting your freshly baked breads from Bretto's on Don Juico). Nice, clean organized store with helpful staff. Great place to pick up specialty items for a recipe, charcuterie board or to fill up a picnic basket.

Such an amazing little spot for breakfast. Not a lot of tables so you might have to wait but its…read moreso worth it. The food is amazing! Lots of options and everything is really good. The service is the best you will find in Malabanias.

Found this place looking for something close to the Red Doorz hotel on Malabanias Str.;…read moretraditionally, I headed to Kokomo's for the breakfast and to watch all the "walks of shame". At some point, that loses its allure and you just want great food. ZRV has that and then some!!! It's a little cafe near a busy corner and maintains a quiet-like atmosphere. The portions were generous, the pancakes fluffy and the eggs perfect! The have a special for an all-you-can-eat, but one portion of the American breakfast was almost more than I could handle. Also, free refills on brewed dine-in coffee! Glad I made it here, and I'll be happy to come back UPDATE 29 Jul 2019; Had the club sandwich! Just gotten back in town and this is the first place I wanted to eat! OMG, this sandwich was BIG! Definitely a meal initse

*Located in the Queen's hotel. RBI is open late... around 2am, I had lunch here 2 days ago and it…read morewas good ... The steak itself is prepared good but I asked for medium and it was over cooked to medium well. Tonight I took a take away rib eye and it was cooked to perfection... The venue itself is nice. There is outside seating and a small bar. The menu is just like Texas road house. The cuts of meat are USDA. I was surprised because most of Asia uses Austria. Outside in the seating area there is a pool but I think it's for hotel guest only. Plenty of tables outside and inside Definitely a good spot to get a steak!

DINING OUT DURING A PANDEMIC:…read more We've been extending our wedding anniversary celebration and decided to try the breakfast here. Things don't always turn out the way that you plan, but that's not always bad. Our temps were scanned at the front door of the hotel; face masks and shields are mandatory. Hubby signed us in, then a lovely masked cowgirl/server opened the door to the restaurant and greeted us. I chose a table outside, requesting the ceiling fan to be turned on. We took our time perusing the menu and decided against breakfast, instead we ordered: - Cafe mocha - made from Brazilian coffee beans. This was good. - Corn Fritters made fresh and covered in powdered sugar. Always a winner YUM! - Crab cakes - Oh my! This was delish! Made with fresh crab with a light crisp exterior topped with mango relish - New York Nachos topped with sirloin chunks, chili con carne, pico de gallo, cheese and jalapeños. Comes with sour cream and guacamole (not up to the standard of California avocados) - I make my own chili con carne from scratch, so I wasn't fond of their version, but hubby ate it up! - Blackened Chicken sandwich with smoked bacon - delicious soft bun, thick cut bacon, it had good flavor. American size portions (not tiny Filipino size) with prices that are reasonable, considering the high quality of their ingredients. Also don't be afraid to make requests: they have corn fritters and a cafe mocha that aren't not on the menu. Servers actually come by and asked "How's your food?", this is the first time I've ever heard anyone here in the Philippines ask that! If you need anything, you just need to give the servers a knowing glance, and they'll quickly come. They're always close by keeping an eye out for you. FYI: the standard around the Philippines is that the servers won't check in on you unless you need them. That's why many places have call buttons, or the staff stand around waiting for you to call them. What a beautiful place for a relaxing poolside meal, listening to Kenny G working his magic on the saxophone, and the soothing sound of the rain in the background: I've found foodie heaven.