Via Mare

Clarisse Florentino Alvaro

3.0

We went at 745pm for a family group celebration but close to closing time these were adding the chairs on the tables all around us. They provided us with parking vouchers which stated use for earlier weekdays only therefore i clarified w the manager should they couldbe applied to that weekend time and i was assured with (take notice) an absolute yes. It triggered an uncomfortable delay for verification treatment at the car parking exit and i simply offered to pay rather than waiting and leading to an impatient queue. Yes the meals was excellent. Shrimp was new from the seafood tanks that greet you at the entranceway. The knowledge could've been great. Verdict: Two factors less.

Yokay Corro

2.0

I was therefore much enticed by the photograph of their ginataan within their menu which brought me to purchase that. However, I simply want to state that what they provide is very different from everything you see within their photo. Very disappointed.

Miko Marcelo

5.0

Benefit from the traditional Filipino meals without leaving your own locality. Experience the flavor from northern right down to the southern Philippines ...tasty dishes such as for example krispy pata (crispy pork hocks), lumpiang gulay (veggie clean spring rolls) serve with peanut garlic sauce and indigenous deserts such as for example putobumbong, bibingka (mostly offered during Christmas season) are plentiful throughout the year at Via Mare. An event to savour Filipino Meals and Cultural diversity making use of fresh new ingredients served by pleasant staff. Reasonably priced.

Mac

4.0

Nice spot to dine for households with children their studies at UP Diliman exactly like all of us since this eating place is situated in front of the gate of Upward fronting Katipunan Road. Great choices of Filipino foods such as for example adodong pusit (squid) and tortang alimasag (crabmeat withscrambled egg). You can find discounted foods for UP learners for 70 pesos.

David-Ben Lindo

2.0

The meals in this branch is deteriorating rapidly. The bibingka was dried out, the tuyo as well salty, the adobo flakes tasteless and overfried. The image of the tortang alimasag/alimango on the menus didn't match that which was actually served. It had been not really on the shell and lookedmore as an omelette. Nothing specific about their corned beef pandesal. They didn't possess any hot cappuccino; just cold cappuccino was accessible. The waiters were inattentive, randomly offering beverages and orders. For a location that was significantly less than half-complete, they couldn't also remember who purchased what. These were also badly trained. You'll have to operate and tap them on the shoulder merely to get their interest. One waiter, while clearing the desk, had his additional arm outstretched behind him as he kept a knife. A working child could have gotten hurt, for certain. A better selection in the area will be Chocolate Kiss at the Bahay ng Alumni later on.

Mary Madeleine Javiniar

4.0

It had been my third time and energy to go to this Via Mare at UP Diliman with some. friends. I think it is always convenient to visit this restaurant due to the location that is within the UP campus and due to its huge parking region. Without doubt,food is definitely of exactly the same quality as the some other Via Mare outlets I’ve gone to. We emerged her again because of their nice and tasty bibingka , puto bumbong and the best ginataang halo-halo. We furthermore tried their other meals which we were similarly delicious such as for example their lumpiang ubod, ensaladang pako, rellenong talong tagalog, deep-fried crispy tilapia, kare-kare and calcag rice (fried rice with dried shrimps, bagoong and scrambled egg). Needless to say, one should remember trying their halo-halo. Services remains efficient nonetheless it tends to suffer once the restaurant will get crowded. Prices are fair and their restrooms are usually clean.

Lyka Reyes

4.0

We had supper here. We purchased pako salad, pomeli salad, salmon soup, Mongo soup, fried tilapia, crispy pata. For dessert we'd bibinka and puto bumbong. Great food!

Julia Antoinette

3.0

The food is actually delicious however the service is horrible. We'd to wait for the food to be offered. The waiters aren't alert.

Charles Vincent Uy

1.0

Via Mare was previously our family's favorite cafe several years ago. Unfortunately, food quality within this branch will be below suitable. The kare-kare tasted each day old. The meats was rubbery. Vegetables had been overcooked. Several items weren't available (i.electronic. tapa, longganisa). The Halo Halohad so much sugars that it was not really palatable anymore. The bibingka has been very dried out. The puto bumbong high quality had been dreadful - tasted such as a week-old suman. Aircon within this branch isn't working. They will have several electric followers scattered round the restaurant to attempt to mitigate the non-functioning aircons. Why is it worse will be that the ceiling aircons are usually dripping water (an obvious indication and evidence that the aircons sorely require cleaning). The worst part is that the service really was bad. The many waiters won't even bother to very clear your table of filthy plates. The waiters obtain irritated when you require water. Via Mare provides many waiters but many of them are simply hiding close to the cashier area obviously searching bored and irritated. This type of shame for a restaurant that is left behind simply by its glory days.

MARY

4.0

after our function we made a decision to have our earlier dinner to your favorite place , good assistance polite staff clean restroom food offered on time we usually see to eat that people have bibingka and puto bumbong you need to try their pancit palabok 😋😋😋