It&#39;s a small space but they keep it spotless. They really know how to get everyone seated without a fuss. I was impressed with how smoothly they handled the Saturday night rush.

The fried chicken is the main reason I go. Skin is incredibly crispy, stays that way even after a while. Good flavor. The half portion is substantial, easily enough for two people, maybe three if you&#39;re ordering other dishes.

Had a late dinner here after walking around all day. The old building is so cool, you can feel the history while you eat. Got the pasta special, it was just right. A nice way to unwind.

Been coming here for years. The pork chop rice is huge, covers the whole plate. Always crispy outside and stays tender. Good savory flavor with a little sweetness. It&#39;s the one thing I always order.

The tempura was just okay this time. It came out a bit lukewarm, not as crispy as I remembered from my last visit. The shrimp inside was still good though! Maybe they were just having a busy night.

The sukiyaki was so good, perfect for sharing with friends on a chilly night. The tempura was crispy too. They kept refilling our tea without us asking, which was nice. A cozy spot for a casual catch-up.

The bakery has such a fun, lively energy. I love grabbing a few traditional treats and just sitting for a bit, soaking in the Chinatown atmosphere. It&#39;s a nice little escape.

Service was really good. Staff checked on us a few times without being pushy, and our water glasses were never empty. They were quick to clear plates too. A nice change from places where you have to flag someone down.

Good spot in Makati, easy parking in the building. Got the schnitzel and rosti again, just hits the spot when you want something hearty and familiar. A solid choice for that kind of food.

Cozy spot, perfect for a chill dinner. The lighting was just right, not too bright. We sat by the window and watched the street get quiet. Really liked the vibe here.

Been coming here for years, love their grilled mochi skewers. The seating inside is simple but comfortable, which I really appreciate. It&#39;s just a nice, quiet spot for a straightforward meal.

Cozy spot, feels like a little place in Tokyo. We sat by the window and just relaxed for a good hour. The vibe is really chill.

The bulalo soup here is just right. Broth has a nice beefy flavor, not too heavy. I really appreciate how comfortable the chairs are. Makes it easy to just relax and enjoy the meal.

The staff were so helpful when the lava custard pao was sold out. They even told us which shop nearby might have it. Their local beer recommendation was spot on too.

The food was pretty good, especially the grilled salmon. A decent meal overall. Service was fine, though a bit slow between courses.

Coffee was smooth, not bitter at all. The chocolate cake was rich and moist, really hit the spot. A good place to just sit and relax for a bit.

The steamed spare ribs were so good! More meat than fat, just how I like it. And the broccoli was super fresh. Portions are huge for the price, honestly. I couldn&#39;t finish mine.

The iced tea is nice. Good spot for a casual drink, the seats are comfortable.

The private room was nice and quiet. They have a buzzer on the table to call the staff, which I really appreciated. It meant I didn&#39;t have to get up or look around for someone. Made the whole dinner feel very relaxed and easy.

The siopao is huge. The pork inside is really tender, not dry at all. The sauce they give you on the side is the key, it&#39;s a bit sweet and savory. Makes the whole thing come together. Could eat two of these easily.

Staff was friendly. Quick lunch spot. They even gave me a plastic bag for my mask, nice touch. Got my order fast, no fuss. Good for a quick bite.

Just popped in after shopping at Robinsons. The location is super convenient, right next to the mall. Perfect for a quick bite. Had the crispy pata, it was pretty good, but a bit on the salty side for me.

The food was really good, no complaints there. Service was on point too. But I gotta say, the prices did catch me off guard a bit. It&#39;s not cheap. You&#39;re definitely paying for that quality though.

Food&#39;s solid for the price, good intro to Japanese stuff. Service was really attentive, they kept checking on us without being pushy. Nice chill spot.

The owner brought our food himself. Nice touch. I had the lamb chops, and their house red was a surprisingly good match. A bit pricey, but the personal service made it feel worth it.

Good Filipino food buffet for 458 pesos per person. My favourite is of course Pritchon.

The crinkles and lemon squares are a steal for the price. I grabbed a box to go and the packaging was really cute, felt like a nice little treat for myself.

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