Coco Hut

Cigdem

The deep friend Galunggong or the Poor Man’s Fish is a must-try in Coco Hut. Though I am not a big fan of it’s name since it seems to be degrading but the price seems fair enough since you’ll also be getting the healthy Coco Squash and rice. The restaurant overall is clean and wide, however the service becomes slow since they have few employees.- Hannah, The Big BonesRead full review on our official website: thebigbones.ph@thebigbonesph in Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and website

Nindya Lubis

I've been curious about Cocohut for quite a while because I often see it whenever I pass by Jupiter St. Finally, I got my curiosity satisfied last night. I ate there at around 10pm and the place still has several customers. I was actually surprised to discover that Cocohut offers Filipino food. The name of the restaurant didn't give a hint. But their menu is replete with Filipino favorites: from typical '-silog' breakfast to Kare-Kare and Pork Bbq. They also have vegetable dishes such as gising gising. Surely, you'll have a lot to choose from. I tried their Fish Fillet and Fried Chicken. They were okay. Nothing extraordinary. What I liked most was the squash that came like a side dish. It was something different and it's good actually. Added an extra flavor to my food. Cocohut is open 24/7. Very convenient for nocturnal creatures like me. I will most probably go back to try their other Pinoy food offerings.

Adhitya Djibril

I love their fried chicken!! It was perfectly done. "para sakin eto ung pinaka masarap na friend chicken na natikman ko". Way better than other chicken resto/fast food. I got disappointer with their laing. Dont order the laing, its bland. Their Teamarind is okay though.