Cafe De Bonifacio

Josephine Clarissa

5.0

They say Filipino food is supposed to be affordable because ours is very simple to prepare and has not so many spices like that of the French, Japanese and the Italian's. For Cafe De Bonifacio, they serve Filipino food with a twist. Maybe you could say that they are little bit pricey for the serving size, but to me the taste would justify it. It is one kind of restaurant that i would willing to spare a couple of bucks for the quality of food i get. If only they were nearer my home, i would frequent this place.

Naz Bilecik

3.0

The food is great. Tortang Talong, Lechon Kawali and Crispy Tawilis are all delish. Though in my opinion, their customer service needs a bit of an improvement.

Wajahat Ali

3.0

Binagoongan Bagnet is a must try! Also tried their monggo and crispy tawilis.. If you miss homemade Filipino dishes in the middle of the bustling metro, dine here!

Andry Haris Kusuma

3.0

This place is a filipino restaurant located near the cinemas of Podium, we ordered the monggo and the fried hito since i want something filipino for lunch. Infairness to their servings it's quite enough for 2. The overall experience is just ok since there's really nothing special to their menu. It's another filipino home cooked meal type of restaurant.

Rubeth Gempero Mateo

4.0

Filipino is a top choice whenever I couldn't decide what to eat. Am glad there is a place in Ortigas that created classic Filipino with a twist. My friend and I had a bit of over eating when we had Kare Kare, Laing, Tilapia and a dessert to end it. You must visit.

Anwar Muhammad

4.0

We came here for some food tasting before it opened. Tasted many things but the herbed oysters stood out for me :)It was yummy!Also some salpicao.Everything was well plated and tasted really good!

Foodaddictwen

4.0

Delicious Gambas and Binagoongan was served to us here at Cafe de Bonifacio in The Podium, Mandaluyong. The place, cleanliness, efficiency and food was perfect. Yummy Filipino foods are on their menu. No disappointmet was given to us by this restaurant and surely we will go back here.

Wulandari Setyaningsih

3.0

Want to experience the mix culture of Filipino cuisine then try Bonifacio yep derive from one of our national hero the food will take you to different stages from their oh so good bulalo soup to their tasteful tawilis yes you can even without going to tagaytay plus the sisig of pampanga which feature in New York news paper and other deliciously claimed Filipino dishes like Kare Kare.

Muhd “Mikey” Mikhail

3.0

For those of you who are wondering why I've disappeared (yet again), I'll try to keep it short - I'm in Manila! Yup! It feels strange to be back after a few years now and with a different passport. Sure enough, my family is really thrilled and I hope that they won't kick me out anytime soon ;). It seems like life has a very very different plan from me. A number of years ago, I'm always looking to get away from home and now, guess what? It's brought me back to where I came from. And to tell you the truth, I don't mind it at all. For now, at least :)

Irena Suryajaya

3.0

They gave Filipino food a new color. Their serving is big enough for 2-3 persons. Bulalo is really one big chunk of beef! And their fried Tawilis is a good one to start with :) Place was quite small but enough for small groups of 4 :)