Kaya

Charles Asesor

3.0

This has been around for long as I have been in the Philippines.Kaya is probably the first Korean restaurant to go mainstream.They have pretty good BBQ and other items. Its not the best, but the price is not bad for old school Korean food.I go here time to time, and service is the best here, well trained staff. This is a must go if you live in Makati!

Clarisse Santos

4.0

It's been awhile since I've been back to this place. The food was pleasantly surprised with the food. Still good, fresh and the service was done well.. Ill be back!

DurbabHits

4.0

Having been to South Korea myself and having a Korean employer, I can say that this restaurant is definitely one of the best in Metro Manila in offering authentic Korean dishes. It provides an extensive menu so there is a dish for everyone and good tasting side dishes.These are the following food we ordered:1. Kaya Salad - The choice of ingredients work well with the black sesame sauce. 2. Haemul Pajeon - It was rightly cooked and their sauce is not salty so it complements the pancake well.3. Bulgogi - This wasn't served in a bulgogi pan, but the bulgogi sauce on the sirloin strips make up for it.4. Bassak Bulgogi - It's soft, flavorful beef perfect with rice.5. Kalbi Jim - The ribs are succulent in sweet and savory sauce. What I like here is that the meat can be easily removed from the ribs.6. Jim Mandoo - It's similar to Chinese wanton dumplings but the dip that comes with it is soy sauce mixed with vinegar.7. Chulpan Ojingo - Expect this dish to be spicy. However, the tender squid makes up for it.8. Japchae - They sweet potato noodle dish has the right balance of sweetness.9. Alamang Bibimbap - They normally serve it at a normal rice bowl. Make sure to ask it to be served at a hot stone bowl although you'll just add PhP 30. By Me-An.Just reasonable food, travel and etc.