Carlo's Bakeshop

Afifa Pusvita Sari

3.0

This small restaurant's place could be very misleading since it is a lot greater than a bakeshop. Apart from a good collection of pastry products, in addition, it serves full meals which range from in history Filipino favorites (like pancit palabok, bihon guisado, refreshing lumpia, arroz caldo, pancitmolo, etc.) to rice foods to few with any aspect dish or viand of one's selection ... crispy adobo flakes, lechon paksiw, poultry cordon bleu, pork dinuguan, callos, etc. If you like to exceed local or Filipino meals, then you may choose some poultry terikayi, hamburger sandwich, cheese burger, etc. While food selection is great at this location, one downside of it really is that the location is really (or at the very least looks) early and doesn't look immaculately clear. Well, perhaps it can't be otherwise. We've an eatery that opens right to the occupied Calle Genuine that traverses the town proper, with its numerous boisterous pedestrians and smoke-belching jeepneys along with other vehicles. It really is an open room without air-conditioning -- hence, dirt and sound are inevitable uninvited visitors. The tables, chair and electric enthusiasts themselves look early. The dining region itself is also a little small and badly lit. Anyway, what actually compensates for several these short comings may be the tasty foods the eating place serves, the friendly services of its employees, and the budget-friendly cost of its meals.