Casa Roces

YvonneTheEater

3.0

Brought my children here after a visit at the Malacañang Palace Museum . Great atmosphere and friendly staff . It is possible to just stroll from the Palace . Nevertheless I am not amazed with the meals , not tasty more than enough to crave for even more . Theplace provides great furniture and artworks .

Fedes Azur

3.0

Casa Roces is really a quaint old house converted into a resto where close friends and families might comfortably meet over great food and fine lemon custard for dessert. We ordered paella without squid like my Mom in regulation is allergic to it. It had been not asflavorful because the various other paella that I attempted during the past, ingredients were scarce aswell. It lacks a little bit of caution and fluffiness of rice and “ump!” when it comes to taste. Rice was as well soggy for me personally and oily. We've had pinakbet and bagnet, crispy tummy, and two forms of small cake for dessert. Lemon custard is way better compared to the chocolate cake, it offers ice cream underneath! Great way to completely clean your palate following a fatty meal. Over-all, it had been good but not a thing that you'll crave and imagine eating once again after sometime. There's still room for enhancement with regards to flavors and dish display.

Sweetbrier

5.0

We had a good lunch time here. I purchased a pork stew prepared in shrimp paste. My partner acquired garlic soup and pork prepared with bitter melon along with other vegetables. These meals were authentic and well-prepared. It is a quiet, clear eating place.After lunch, The dog owner gave us a tour of the constructing, that is an old house, decorated with old and modern paintings and sculptures. This tour gave an extremely interesting look at into what Manila has been like fifty to 100 yrs ago. This is actually the real deal.