Capitol Restaurant

Bayu Setiawan

3.0

This place is currently owned by it's former competitor Harlem Restaurant that is along Arnaiz (formerly Libertad) past a bank. Although Harlem appears like a vintage restaurant with some aged looking dilapidated wall space and tiles, it nevertheless kept it's busy appearance with a facade sellingcongee and lumpia, a busy purchase/takeout counter infront of several tables and separate region for diners who would like to sing. Foods in Harlem appears cheaper too as possible obtain kiampong and egg with stew sauce for just a little less than P30! However, Capitol appears dirty, somehow it could defer new food explorers as individuals who have fun with lotto or horse track racing (uncertain) appear to be common bystanders. Many kids and adults also stroll inside to beg. Sort of intriguing a competitor endure that sells foods occupies both front regions of Harlem and another door beerhouse. Noodleswise, I favor Capitol's to the people I was served lately from Harlem. Capitol's noodle dish acquired more elements and much more flavorful though it generally does not seem as constant as Harlem's. I cannot see the kitchen as well but I'm getting the feeling it may not really be a good sight because the dining region doesn't appear to be properly maintained either (it had been wet when I arrived, it didn't rain no one swept). Properly, my stomach could possibly handle provided that I don't imagine but I'd still consume here (or better purchase TO GO) for convenience food.