Francheska

Shakti Indraprasta

5.0

We'd gone to the cinema with a pal and wished to have lunch however the usual mall junk food variety. Our buddy recommended Francheska Grill, that is very close to where my companion used to call home, a few minutes from the Koronadal Rotonda inthe center of town. Francheska's offers Filipino foods, all you can drink and eat - it cost us just 128 PhP per mind. All of the food available was just spectacular, around 20 dishes which range from veggie to seafood to beef to poultry (please note it is a Halal cafe so no pork meals are available) associated with rice and noodles. This is a basic, simply no frills restaurant but it doesn't imply it's scruffy, definately not it. It had been comfortable enough and thoroughly clean. So far as I could see you can find two rooms, the primary dining region as you enter and a more substantial space inside. The clientele were local. But if you believe dining on a spending budget means low quality food after that you're mistaken. That is genuine Filipino meals to a good standard. I must admit to not really being a enthusiast of the junk food chains and would rather patronise family run areas where they remain or drop by the grade of the merchandise they're offering - that is such a place. I've no hesitation in recommending Francheska Grill and can certainly be back.

John Acedillas

4.0

Nice place and inexpensive .. essential for all who would like to benefit from the buffet. With types of Filipino Cuisines.

Jan-Peter Schuring

4.0

For a very, suprisingly low price it is possible to eat here. The meals isn't bad, and inexpensive. I click here sometimes because we stick to walking distance out of this place. Its not just a culinair highlight!!