The Old Spaghetti House

Milo Litan

3.0

We were a large group and it was lunch time so we were left with few restos to try and the club manager decided to just try TOSH since there were few customers in the resto.We ordered 4 of their trio treats and some additional individual order. The food was okay nothing remarkable. The trio treat is a good deal for a large group as you can easily share the food. They're serving was generous too.The annoying thing was that there were flies and one of my teammates saw that the fly went into the pitcher of iced tea refill we didnt notice if they disposed the whole pitcher or just scooped out the fly though. To be safe we ordered sodas in can. :)

Prasetyadanny21

3.0

Well I don't hate the place but I don't love it either. It's among those that can easily be forgotten after a series of eats. The Old Spaghetti House just sounds so classic that I expected some sort of secret ingridients or something. It was just too typical for me:(

Irving Anggasta

3.0

​I've been a fan of TOSH since several years when I first dined there. I love the vegetarian-friendly options in the menu namely their Vietnamese Garlic Spaghetti and Christian's Spaghetti w/ Spinach and Cheese Tofu balls. The portions are enough to satisfy and the flavour surprisingly tasty. I always came back for the pasta and for the mozzarella sticks. A good pair to these would be their house blend iced tea. Its lightly sweet and fruity making it deliciously refreshing. Their soups is a must-try. I enjoy their Spinach Soup. But my all-time favourite would be theRoasted Corn and Pumpkin Chowder. That is until recently. To my horror, I discovered that this seemingly vegetarian-friendly soup has chicken strips and bearly-there bacon bits! Which, if my memory serves me right, I double checked w the waitress that this soup was indeed meatless the first time I tried it. (Because I've been deceived by misleading menu names far too many times). To add more coal to the fire, on the very same day, as I approached the cashier to transact my debit payment, I caught a glimpse of their kitchen and, to my dismay, saw a big box labelled "Knorr mashed potato" and another one "Magic Sarap" which, for those of you who don't know, is artificial flavouring. I felt so duped. I would expect this of any fastfood restaurant not from one that falls under the category of casual dining.