The Aristocrat

Astin Louis Padlan

4.0

This place is really a landmark in Manila. I was amazed by how great the food was, yet how affordable it had been Dishes average 200 - 300 pesos. An average meal for 4 people who have drinks is approximately 2000 pesos

Endtri Rianti Sasia

4.0

After travelling Robinson's attempting to decide what to consume, found myself on the 4th level close to the cinema. Here I came across "The Aristocrat" restaurant. Service was good, quick and efficient, and the poultry has been wonderful and moist. Meal cost around 700php (£10/$15) excellent value.I will come back when next in Malate.

Inca Oliva

4.0

We generally eat here during big occassions. Birthdays, close friends arriving from abroad, little household gatherings, etc. The meals are always exactly the same quality, quite delicious and poultry barbeque are usually juicy :) The sizzling chocolate and puto bumbong are usually their finest desserts. Highly recommended.

Richard Dean Po

2.0

Aristocrat is nothing at all of exactly the same. It's generally a higher turnover diner with typical to above average foods. Service leaves too much to be preferred...my companions' orders were taken however the brilliant server in no way even asked myself. He wasn't delighted when I known as him overand requested if he'd take my order, as well. Beer came cozy, was returned two times, both returns came comfy.

Cy Riveral

2.0

We ordered the burger and Mixed adobo, both didn't taste right. Also my Filipina gf mentioned they didn't cook it correct, and she'd not eat some of it. I did discover some stray cats that loved it. Program is good, meals, notso much.

Victorian Mesiadi

2.0

ate with my children here(i originated from makati after function and due to traffic, it took some time to get right now there). my cousin from center east had a secondary and visited eat right here and id state a lot has transformed with the food. weordered the chicken(great), soup(meh), lumpia shanghai(okay, my godchild loved the lumpia), pancit(lacked taste) and beef kaldereta(simply tasted like boiled lower beef smothered in the considerably caldereta sauce that lacked taste) apart from this, since i have was late to reach, i actually asked the waitsatff for a few water to drink, also it took a long time to create me a cup. during eating(i had been thirsty) i inquired for another cup and took like permanently to create me one when the waitstaff arrived, my aunt informed the staff to simply provide a pitcher. their support isn't that good maybe since they were occupied or understaff? i have already been eating from aristocrat when we was nevertheless young and i could tell that many has changed making use of their food. hope they are able to recreate their "oldies but goodies" kind of home cooked meals

Nova Wijaya

4.0

For us, a stay static in Manila is never complete with out a stop by at The Aristocrat, either at San Andres Street or at Robinsons (we haven't managed to get to the Makati outlet yet). It is the place to choose if you miss authentic filipino foods,without distracting and occasionally annoying music and dance. Because it was Sunday, our celebration of four were instead lucky to obtain seated ideal away. The meals came quick and was great as always: The tasty, tender plate of bulalo and the laing we enjoyed best, the calderita, however, was quite challenging and a little bland, as well as the tilapia was not really the best we ever endured there. We'll become back next year.

Indra Azwar

5.0

On our yearly trips to the Philippines we be sure to eat at the Aristocrat at least one time. Previously at the "headquarters" on Roxas Boulevard, recently just at the Robinsons Location branch in Ermita - the meals is the exact same and it's nearer to wherewe stay. (For supper the Roxas branch may be the better choice because Robinsons Location closes at 9 p.m.) Our party of 10 was accommodated surprisingly easily. The staff was helpful as often, and the meals... what shall I state, in case you are in Manila and desire to enjoy conventional Filipino food at sensible prices you'll hardly find much better. No wonder they are in business for a lot more than 80 yrs and still booming. Between the highlights were the best laing and the tender and crackling crispy pata. I was informed from over the table they actually make decent burgers. And they deserve plenty of praise for the truth that they offer fresh juices and shakes, as opposed to other traditional dining places who have in the mean time resorted to canned beverages.

Alvin Sanchez

5.0

Try their poultry grilled and offered fresh. Service is great. The epic Filipino meals finds are right here. Parkingbis simple. The Manila bay will be it's window.

ShellYana Cindy

3.0

Filipinos will correct me personally if I'm wrong, however the original Aristocrat eating place is a section of background having served foods for over 80 many years, and is unmissable like you pass by this on Manila Bay. It presently sells itself because the "house of the bestbarbecue poultry in town". It appears to now be considered a whole chain of dining places and perhaps the product quality assurance is slipping. We ate the well-known barbecue poultry, sinigang, tofu and mechado and had been incompletely unimpressed. We didn't ensure it is through the dishes. The provider was disinterested too. There are greater restaurants in exactly the same mall simply because this one and I will suggest that you take in at one of these instead.