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Ineng's

Name: Ineng's
Address: Alfresco, Level 1, Robinsons Place Antipolo, Sumulong Highway, Dela Paz, Upper Antipolo, Rizal, Antipolo, Rizal, -
Telephone: +63284774571, +63287771227
Price range: ₱ 250 / Person
Rating: 2.3

2.3

14 Reviews

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₱ 250 / Person

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Alfresco, Level 1, Robinsons Place Antipolo, Sumulong Highway, Dela Paz, Upper Antipolo, Rizal

+63284774571

+63287771227

Currently closed: 10:00 - 18:00

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Ineng's is located at Alfresco, Level 1, Robinsons Place Antipolo, Sumulong Highway, Dela Paz, Upper Antipolo, Rizal. This is a Fast food restaurant near the Robinsons Place Antipolo.The average price range at Ineng's is around ₱ 250 / Person,and the opening hours are 10:00 - 18:00.Ineng's is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Robinsons Place Antipolo area. There are different kinds of food in Ineng's that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +63284774571, +63287771227.

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2.3

14 Reviews

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Sagar Sampath Kumar SK
1.0
We ordered Sinigang, 10pcs bbq, dinuguan, lumpiang sariwa and ensaladang talong. Their bbq, sinigang and dinuguan are ok. Taste was good but nothing unusual. Lumpiang Sariwa on the other hand made me furious because the wrapper was so thick you can barely taste the ubod.Service was absolutely disappointing at the same time disgusting. When the waiter took us to our table, it was still covered with some oils and food residue. Aside from that when they served us the plates and utensils most of it has some sort of dirt. Most of the waiters are in a lazy mood too lazy that they stayed inside and they can hardly see us when we need something. Moreover it took us 4x to ask for a water and some extra utensils. We waited 35 mins for our food to arrive. Bbq, rice, lumpia and ensaladang talong was served first and we waited another 6 mins for the dinuguan and another 10 mins for the sinigang.Needless to say, we wont come back and we wont recommend this to our friends.
Dolly Francy
1.0
Typical carinderia taste.Very poor service.Staffs need to undergo proper training since they dont know how to serve customers well.Wont come back.
Buse Dastan
5.0
I am craving for this now .. Loved their barbeque, free sabaw and the monggo's .. Hope to back for more .. Their barbeque is one the best in town
Trivika Lemona
4.0
"Ineng" (like Nene or Neneng) is a word that may not sound familiar anymore, nowadays. It's a Tagalog term of endearment used to graciously address a young girl in some Regions of the Philippines. Ineng's at Robinsons Place in Antipolo exudes a certain Regional charm that attracted us to try some of its dishes. It may have taken them a while to serve the food but it wasn't a big deal since we weren't in a hurry. The Inihaw Na Tilapia was cooked to our liking. It was still juicy inside and it tasted fresh. The Ineng's Special Pork Bbq may not be tender, but it has a stand-alone goodness. It was flavorful even without seasoning. The complimentary pork nilaga soup was a bit salty but we finished it anyway. Their Ineng's Laing wasn't spicy at all, but the fiery-red 'siling labuyo' on top was just waiting to be crushed. We didn't take the bait because the dish was tasteful enough.The service crew, particularly Ton-Ton, was polite and attentive.
Kamil Kahyaoglu
3.0
No frill place. Marinade of pork bbq is delicious but I find it a little tough to chew. Tried grilled longganisa but I find nothing special about it. Longganisa is the sweet kind. Dinuguan didn't have the puto coz it was out of stock. I find the flavor of this dish just okay. Skip liempo sisig and inihaw Na manok. Both dishes are dry. But with the prices low (meals cost around P120-P240) we can't be critiquing this too much right?