Kuya J

Khee Min

3.0

Not worth the priceAte lunch here a few days. Service is ok. Waiters are attentive.Food not so great. Nothing special. Quite expensive.

Kail Calapine

3.0

And here's our take on their food offerings:Kare-kare at Php 399. Description reads: 'Kuya's take on traditional kare-kare. Reinvented peanut sauce, perfect sa panlasa ng bawat Pinoy!' It's not what you'd expect. You imagine this to be in a big bowl with lavish 'reinvented' peanut sauce, but it's not. Bet the peanut sauce was in scarcity. It tastes good, though nothing has beaten Little Quiapo's Kare-kare yet. But serving is just disappointingly small. Humba at Php 220: "Traditional pork humba in a sweet savory sauce. May kasama pang boiled egg." Same story. Very small. And nothing really special except with the egg, rather?Sizzling Sisig with Egg at Php 190: "The all-time Filipino favorite sizzling crispy and crumbly chopped pork belly na hot na hot sa sarap." Now this one was a redeeming choice. Really crunchy, tasty and sticky. The pan they used was bigger than in other restos. Palabok at Php 165: "Traditional palabok with Kuya J's original rich shrimp sauce. Sinamahan pa ng boiled egg at crunchy chicharon bits." Didn't enjoyed this, too. It was a bit bland.In general, serving's small and it's overrated. Same sentiment I thought would turn-around from my Bacolod experience. They could've spent their money on improving their menu and serving. Word-of-moth could be the best marketing. Just sayin'.Enjoy eating,eatsdelicious.blogspot.com

Fatih Mehmet Arslan

5.0

Sorry i was not able to take so many pictures because me and my friends were so hungry when we ate here...3pm for our lunch! Imagine! Anyways, i recommended this place to them and they loved it! Not too pricey...If you are craving for our native dishes...go here...it will not disappoint! Burp!