Blackbeard's Seafood Island

Lester Mallari

4.0

Good place for an organization dinner. The boodle feasts are usually great small or large groupings and reasonable priced. But since there have been only two folks, we decided to purchase from the ala carte products. We purchased clams with garlic butter and whitened wines, crispysisig, grilled squid, and kalkag rice. The services had not been bad, but could nevertheless use a little bit of enhancement with product information and attentiveness. Promptness had not been a concern though, as food along with other requests arrived rapidly enough also on a busy Fri night. Are you aware that food, it was pleasurable and came in quite big portions. Generally, Blackbeard's Seafood Island will probably be worth going to.

Stephanie Dewi

5.0

While there is latency in my own system, I continued ahead and help make my period useful. We ate right here because we skip the boodle feasts and in addition we were starving after walking and going out in Libis. Actually treasured the seafood boodle esp when youeat together with your bare fingers. Finger licking and much more delicious that method. It had been a lively atmosphere like before. cant wait around to try the additional boodle they have.

Workout_then_eat

1.0

There were 5 folks,(my children members from Hawaii)and we ordered and chosen the "Tali Feast" and just what a surprise we'd. The display was intimidating but fascinating and following a few taste check, the meals was terrible, that they had mussle clams and itwas over prepared and burned to dried out, the tilapia got scales onto it and has been smelly, the bbq pork had been moderate rare. very tough nearly a rubbery type meats, they had rice around the ying-yang and there is barely any place to place your plates as the presentation panel took the area of the whole table.The only real edible food included is really a handful of small rock crab and four(4) small shrimps. Ordinary people lost appetite and still left a 20 peso tip. I'd never get back to that eating place..or some of its other comparable branches....next time I'd eat at McDonalds or possibly starve and wait to consume when I go back home...