Sangkalan Grill and Bar Restaurant

Bro Catan

4.0

We'd our cast celebration here/christmas celebration. Everything was okay from their foods to the assistance of their personnel. We used the event area whenever we we're right here it's simply disappointing that people had issues paying because of the miscommunication by the supervisor but everythingwas settled appropriately. If your beyond your function locations you can view their band playing plus they are good.

Aryo Wicaksono

4.0

We'd great fun because the band of two men and two teenagers regaled us with tracks from the sixties and present hits. The meals was excellent and the employees was very effective and courteous.

Euwillshine

5.0

The Sangkalan Resto Grill along visayas avenue up to now offer classic Filipino foods with professional solo, duo or trio entertainers every evening beginning with 7 pm to 12 midnight on a 7-day weekly basis. Their entertainers are usually no ordinary because they are veteran musiciansin the 70s and 80s with wealthy international experiences. It is possible to capture the blind singer Rey singing along with his wife on the magic guitars; Ronnie and his traditional usage of modules and midis along with his spouse managing a folk guitar; Roland simply because a solo folk singer on Sundays; Leo Romero and Kelvin who lure visitors with their old songs repertoire, etc. They're not well-known performers but I love them far better compared to the well-known musicians on a close by conspiracy bar that fees 200 to 300 pesos entrance fee and enables you to wait around until 10 pm because of their set if there's only a small crowd. However in Sangkalan on a normal working day, the area gets a huge audience at 7 pm and begins to downsize around 10 pm since a lot of them are federal government workers. Hence, songs and entertainment starts earlier and doesn't ruin the next working day action. On the menu, they in no way changed their food given that they started in the first 90s. Simple food however they simply do it the proper way. A few of their classic meals are usually ginataang kuhol (escargoo), pinaputok na pampano, strong fried hito with mustasa, grilled squid, etc. . . Their ginataang kuhol travels around US calling their old clients. Their sauce may be the secret. Whether you need good ole songs with a bucket of chilly beer only, with a pal or with a family group, Sangkalan is an excellent selection if one is merely along Quezon Town. My 7-year older son loves to stop by it after our Sunday Bulk activity. And he generally requests Cat Steven's "Dad and Son". Occasionally I jam with the singers, too. Incidentally, parking shouldn't be a problem given that they have somebody to help you. Unlike their branch in Sgt. Esguerra in Timog, parking, staff and masses are more customer-helpful in Visayas Avenue.