Cafe Via Mare

Arief Megatama

4.0

Great Filipino comfort food and in addition pustanding new oysters Try the mongo oysters and tilapia alongside fresh green mango shake

Enes DEMİR

4.0

I ordered a poultry adobo and the platter of mixed cooked oysters. The adobo emerged first despite the fact that the oysters had been supposedly an appetiser. The chicken was great and had been strong fried then put with the adobo sauce. Even more chicken could have been nicebut the flavor was very good. The oysters came time afterwards after being told many times that they were along the way (without me asking - therefore i can’t fault their attentiveness). They ultimately arrived but I had not been disappointed. There have been several styles, wasabi, various kinds of cheeses etc. The oysters themselves had been great although one tasted off that i spat out. The restaurant is area of the food court in the Landmark mall but provides table service with waiters. Overall though I'd be pleased to eat here again.

I C H I

5.0

This eatery is situated in the Landmark Mall. We'd the normal Filipino "merienda" (snack) of Pancit Malabon, Puto bumbong and, ginataang halohalo. The ambience is great, not as well noisy even though it's in the mall. Menu can be designed for lunch and earlier dinnerand prices are fair.

Ahmet Tüy

4.0

My Mum + I enjoy visit Via Mare for lunch time, the palabok is indeed good that people crave it whenever we first get to Manila. We have furthermore had the ube shakes, which may also be extremely tasty. The tilapia, bangus and lumpia arevery great dishes. We’ve tried most of the menu and also have enjoyed everything up to now. The service could be a bit slow, but when you have patience and good company it’s really not just a bother.

İpek Gökalioğlu

5.0

Well, Via Mare will be Via Mare. Why is it more special if you ask me is usually their Bibingka with salted egg. Super yummmmmmyyyyyy!!! Service inside Landmark is faster, I believe. Maybe due to it's limited room and queue, attendants tend to be more alert and quicker so customers waitingin range could be accommodated quickly.

Ayupuspitarinis

5.0

If you reside in the U.S. you then know how uncommon it is to obtain genuine bibingka, puto bumbong, etc. When I'm in Manila I head to Via Mare many times at various places and I simply stuff my encounter with one of these Filipino delicacies. Mykids think it’s great, too. And it's really cheap if you are spending USD$!

Meirafinaa

5.0

We really liked all of the their Food. NEEDLESS TO SAY they got seafood, but additionally chicken adobo for instance that was great (meant my partner). My Food was furthermore delicious, also both our Foods didn't arrive at once. But I assume thisis how it operates in the Philippines. Overall we shall keep coming back and try among their great other meals :D

Cynthia Halim

4.0

All of the food is merely great. From seafood to pork and beef to Filipino and continental and Asian cuisine. Dessert is merely delicious!

Cindyvooi

2.0

Much less good as before. We'd lunch. We purchased Laswa soup and arrived in not really hot. Bangos belly furthermore came in frosty. We also ordered poultry nasal in skewer, chilly too and the meats was not tender no taste. I will show myfriends to skip this eating place. Not just a happy customer.

Hspohan

4.0

Went here during lunchtime and on the weekends therefore the place was just a little busy, but we didnt have got any issue grabbing seats. The staff were corteous in taking our orders. It took 15 - half an hour for the food to be assist. Weordered dinuguan, nilaga, poultry inasal, tokwat baboy and puto bumbong. Almost just about all of the meals tasted AVERAGE aside from the nilaga which tasted a bit salty and the dinuguan which probably had a small amount of ginger. The meals I liked the very best this is actually the puto bumbong which tasted heavenly by adding cheese. Will probobly click here again regarding the puto bumbong 👍 Pros: - corteous staff Cons: - average tasting food