This resto has been in Greenhills for probably 30 years now and is still growing strong. I was surprised that it still commands a following especially with the teppanyaki curious diners. Must try are their teppanyaki dishes. And if dining with just the two of you, try the teppanyaki table for a rare experience.

This is the better branch of Som's complete with parking. Try their sticky rice.

I was surprised about the peach i ordered. Still good but the branch looked pathetic because of the few activities they have.

Good fish and chips. Didn't like the cheese steak sandwich which is like chiz wiz. They have a variety of drinks.

Chinese food is just ok for this place. It is actually the place that your paying for.

This place has the best shabu-shabu eat all you can. Value for money. It is served ala carte so only get what you want otherwise dont waste the food.

The best Korean restaurant I've ever been too. Found in Meralco Ave. Pasig City, the food is superb. They serve you enormous side dishes which are refillable. Their choices of meets are tasty. Owner is attentive.

The best Korean restaurant I've ever been too. Found in Meralco Ave. Pasig City, the food is superb. They serve you enormous side dishes which are refillable. Their choices of meets are tasty. Owner is attentive.

Nice place that really helps to make the food delicious. I am really surprised that the place is always full especially on weekends. Nice to bring family on this restaurant.

Good food that is very typical of Gloria Maris cuisine. There is adequate parking as you're in in Folk Arts Theater compound. I just don't like the back of the bay wherein there are plenty of transients and trash in the waters.

One of the best yakiniku restaurants in the Philippines. Food is great and service is good. If your food of choice is not available in their menu, they will go to their other restaurant to get it like when I ordered tempura. Downside is the smell of food being cooked. Just be sure that when going to this resto, this is the last stop of your day.

better than mcdonalds or jollibee

The best shabu-shabu place in the Philippines. Better try their shabu buffet well worth it.

Kind of over hyped for this restaurant especially for its dishes. I didn't like the place but good thing that they have another branch in Mandaluyong circle. Try their mango and sticky rice. Bagoong rice is not that good.

I hope this restaurant maintains its quality and service. Love their salads and pizza.

I hope this restaurant maintains its quality and service. Love their salads and pizza.

Still serves our favorite Filipino food. If I were to look for a Filipino TGIF, then this place would be it. It has ample parking and the place is good.

this used to be one of the best korean restaurants in Manila during the early 90's. However, with the onslaught of other korean restaurants, its food choices have declined. Still serves good bulgogi and japchae.

If you'd like to have a japanese meal that's not saisaki, then this is the one of those places to go to. You'll love the sushis and makis.

Great place to be if you're in a budget. Haven't tried the buffet but heard that it was good.

arguably the best place to have breakfast in SLEX is SB Caltex. Affordable yet very nice and not crowded

A very good place to have a meal for the family especially for breakfast. Ate there for dinner, enjoyed the ambiance and scenery.

Food here is what you would call pangtawid gutom. It is really a steal and this would best serve the call center agents

The best steakhouse in Manila. Ambiance is very nice especially during fireworks show. Better order the steaks rather than prime rib.

The best steakhouse in Manila. Ambiance is very nice especially during fireworks show. Better order the steaks rather than prime rib.

Best place to have breakfast and food is very affordable. Parking is free

The best restaurant for me in serendra especially with its affordable prices. Food is simple. Best to have a meal there is during brunch.

I grew up eating at this restaurant. First of the few ice cream restaurants in the country that was a tradition. Glad to see that it is being revived. Ate here during the banana split day last August, we just don't have a gauge on how well it is really doing as the banana split was 50% off.

This is the main branch and head office of a good filipino invention. Pizza is wrapped like a cone. When you see the cone being cooked, you start to feel proud that a Filipino invented this. Though the site is off for a restaurant, we ate here because we had a seminar to attend to a nearby church, the place is clean though the parking is just beside the streat. Place has LCD tvs. Hope this product goes well.

Food is massed produced to lower the cost. Good for bringing people who you know would be easy to pleased by serving buffet. Has ample parking and best to go during dinner.

Typical chinese restaurant in Metro manila that has been modified to the filipino palate. Great for families filling up their stomachs. Good noodles. And love their prinzec frito. Too bad they don't have credit card.

Just like its branch in Shangrila, service is good. Thought at the beginning when we requested to have reservation, a waiter didn't give us one. When I came back a few minutes later a supervisor reserved a table for us. Food is good and the place was packed.

This is the original branch of the once great Japanese restaurant that served great fried rice. Best to go here on a sunday or holiday when there is parking space. I think they serve one of the best tempura.

Bring back Jumbo Japs. Their concept of eat all you can is tied with a lot of conditions. First you have to eat rice, kamameshi and another dish which I forgot. Their tempura is mixed with Kani so that you just can't eat shrimp. If you asked me, I liked the ala carte of old rather than this restricted buffet. BTW, if I remember correctly they don't serve sushi.

This restaurant has undergone a massive change to meet its bottom line. Gone is the Saikono which serves teppanyaki. What is left of saisaki is just its buffet. The food has undergone major changes as well to meet the economic times. You have to follow-up on dishes such as angus beef and other sushis which the staff don't normally show. However, staff is generous in weighing how children eat so that they don't charge each one.

I was surprised that this restaurant has different pricing scheme depending on the location of its outlet. In Rockwell, it made its prices cheap to attract customers who might go to other restaurants. Because of this, korean side dishes such as kimchi are charged! What an insult to the korean tradition.

One of manila's best kept restaurant. Food is great and prices are reasonable especially when on a date. This restaurant has a good manager who also is a very gracious host. Will welcome you the korean way and will say to you good bye the korean way in her national costume.

Food kept coming until you to say stop. Not for the faint of heart especially with all the cholesterol present in its food. Good for sports who can eventually burn all the cholesterol and fat after eating.

Another filipino restaurant to bring guests from abroad. ambience is good especially at scenic serendra

A good place to bring friends from abroad to a Filipino restaurant

What more can you say about Krispy kreme is that they're too sweet for me. But their service is great especially when you see the staff handing out promo items to kids.

This restaurant is simply good. For it to be located inside the mall and serves good food is just great. They replenish your korean side dishes only once which justifies their reasonable prices. Servings is adequate.

A great greek experience. Food is good and service great especially when they serve you with a shout of "Whoppa"

When this restaurant was new, it was the toast of the town. It had great food and good service. Though I haven't been there lately to eat, I happen to visit the place changed for their offerings of budget meals which costs about P100++ and for delivery. This was probably done to meet the call center agents market. I hope their food hasn't change when it comes to taste but it has lost its appeal when it comes to being a sit down restaurant.

We tried last year Italiannis buffet and found it not worth for about P595. They only have a few entries and their servings is tiny especially for their dessert. We should have ordered ala carte instead. I think management is trying out everything to make the restaurant afloat since they've made the place smaller from what it used to be and handing out promotions.

When someone directs you to come to this restaurant hoping for an authentic Xiao Long Bao experience, don't expect too much. This is just an alternative to the authentic ones in Shanghai and Hong Kong to satisfy your craving. The restaurant is a good village restaurant with ample parking space and service is good. This restaurant will be good to those who yearn for midnight snack or tired of fast food.

Good food especially the pizza. However, the resto looks like a turo-turo Italian version but with a classy style. The owner said that their chef used to work with Amicci. One downside is when ordering you have to pay right away which is a turn off because I might be still craving for more food. But they said they're doing this because they cater to the student market.

probably one of the Philippines' best kept secret dessert that has been brought out in the open for good. Though it takes awhile for you to enjoy the dessert after you've taken out it out from the freezer, one will never be mistaken for trying out this dessert.