Food Park

Frances_armian

They will have 7 food outlets available. The only real ones we surely got to purchase is certainly from El Bigote (Mexican), Iyo He (Chinese Dimsums) and Loco (espresso). There exists a spanish one and their specialty's paella, there is a silog stand too. P100-150 for an excellent meal. Placeis situated beside Iloilo Supermart in Molo. The area could get some more foods outlets though. Location is packed sometimes and parking could be a struggle. There is a coctail bar aswell for capping a stressful day :)

Paolo David

We went there in impulse. I saw an image of the area and got just a little curious and we weren't disappointed. The location is easy. If their goal would be to create a location where you can go out, chill and consume they certainly succeeded.Table are constructed with recycled woods, the lighting are of older bottles and small recycled trinkets are available. Are you aware that food, they present a number of options. They will have Mexican, Filipino, Chinese and Italian. Sizzling plates, siomai, Quesadilla, paella, shawarma, consider your pick. In addition they sell regional juices by LOCO and beer for the barkada. spot to chill and move time, you might like to drop by.

Marielle Yasmine Y. Sario

Everytime I go back home in my own hometown, Iloilo Town, I always search for something new that curiosity my eyes and tastebuds. One particular location that intrigued me may be the not old food haven, Foods PARK, situated along North San Jose Road, simply acrossIloilo Supermart in Molo district. The area opened in 2016 therefore far have already been getting good reviews and thumbs up from the clients. Thankfully to an excellent buddy, Gigi for tagging me over there. No issue, it’s a chill - like family restaurant with excellent ambience. What I love about the location can be it’s a non - smoking venue (that is very important to me) that offered multi - linguistic menus (Filipino, Mexican, Chinese, Italian). It really is open up from 7 am - 11 pm. You can find 7 outlets which suits different discriminating tastebuds. They are El Bigote (Mexican), The Red Doorway, Chiquito (All Chicken), Home of Paella (Spanish), Oh Siz (Sizzling Sisig), LoCo (Tea), and SF Shack (Seafood). Songs, the rhythm of the center, is another appeal of the place. If you want to unwind just stop by the region every Wednesday, Fri or Saturday evening. They provide acoustic and simple listening hits.

Gina DD

We visited the area on a Monday night time and I'm not certain if it was like this daily or since it was just Mon. There have been only 3 meals parks which were open specifically asian firepot? (?), el bigote and jackstone. We emerged therefor an excellent dinner so we just had your options to consume at the meals park offering asian foods and el bigote.