Friends & Family

Shanmugam Avadaiyappa

2.0

Initially, the place appears nice. Everything on the menus looked so good, we'd difficulty choosing what things to purchase. The wait personnel was cheerful (though it required them awhile to note us standing up by the entranceway and seat us). Foods arrived promptly, but orders foradditional rice took quite a long time to reach. But water was usually quickly refilled actually without requesting it, and empty plates rapidly removed. But my primary irritation was the scent of tobacco smoke. Apparently, they talk about the same restroom because the club next doorway, therefore the cigarette smoke will waft in to the room. By enough time we finished consuming, our clothes and tresses smelled of tobacco smoke. We couldnt wait around to get house and bathe! I am hoping management does something concerning this. The cafe will be promoted as a family-friendly place, and the final thing family members want is usually to be subjected to secondhand smoke.

Ardi Putra Baramuli

4.0

Menu was surprisingly common yet unique. A little crowded and noisy, however the food very nicely, replace this. Service and incredibly good. The staff have become attentive.

Riens_

1.0

Frowning servers.... to believe the place isn't full yet... foods is okay rather than just how I expected it.

Angeli Aurelia

3.0

If you want home-cooked Pinoy dishes within the BGC area, try out this resto, located at BGC Central, near Ooma. I'm no food flavor expert but in my estimation although price is inexpensive, the meals taste is regular. My hubby cooks more tasty sinigang, lumpiangshanghai, and lechon kawali. Actually the ensaladang talong preferences like the common ensalada one prepares in the home. The tinapa rice could possibly be better if there have been even more tinapa bits than onions. I'm not really saying the flavor is bad, it's simply the laundry are those we furthermore cook in the home and the meals choices here usually do not stand out. In case you have a larger budget and so are craving tasty Pinoy meals in BGC, you can find better-tasting meals at Abe, Aracama, Sentro, Elias, or Cafe Juanita. Just my estimation though. Better try on your own first once we all have various palates.

Jasminsommerfeld

4.0

Filipino dishes with the twist. Lumpiang shanghai has been excellent! Adobong pusit had another taste when compared to a, leaning towards just like a chinese dish. Ordered Pares, nonetheless it arrived without rice. I believed the reason it had been called “Pares” had been that it had been the beefstew with fried rice. A little pricey but servings are often good for 2 in the event that you choose the “Friends” dimension of serving.

Avia

5.0

I ordered longanisa that is Philippine sausage that's usually fried and greasy, but since their edition is grilled in skewers, their longanisa had a palatable twist. Offered with a generous level of garlic rice, atchara or pickled papaya, new pineapple slices and 2 eggscooked to your choice - all prettily organized on a big oval plate with vibrant garnishing. When I couldn’t decide easily would like my eggs scrambled or sunny part up, my really personable server Rusty solved my problem by offering to really have the eggs prepared both ways.