Ground Floor, Metrowalk Commercial Complex, Meralco Avenue, Ugong, Pasig City
open now: 6:00 - 2:00
GoodAh!!! is located at Ground Floor, Metrowalk Commercial Complex, Meralco Avenue, Ugong, Pasig City. This is a Philippine restaurant near the Metrowalk Commercial Complex.The average price range at GoodAh!!! is around ₱ 150 / Person,and the opening hours are 6:00 - 2:00.GoodAh!!! is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Metrowalk Commercial Complex area. There are different kinds of food in GoodAh!!! that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +63282345870, +63284707070.
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Melanie Rose Villanueva-Morales
3.0
We've been here one stormy evening for a quick dinner. As expected, there weren't too many diners that night because of the inclement weather. The place is typical of a Pinoy diner -- minimal designs, sterile white walls, and metal tables and cushioned seats.We scanned the menu and placed our orders for tapsilog, hotpot and sizzling porkchop. There are also a lot of attractive offerings such as bangus and barbecue. Good Ah!!! also offers unlimited rice servings for those who have big appetites.
Gültekin Tepe
3.0
Ordered through food panda during lunch time and the service was surprisingly fast. Also one of our go to munchstop during the wee hours.Their menu's taste differs. I guess it's because of the one who's in charge to prepare the meal. Sometimes they serve really delicious meals and sometimes you'll just want to throw it all up. Overall it's an okay place to eat if you are on a budget.
Vonn Russell Vargas Olfindo
3.0
My memories of Goodah started in my elementary years. Our family used to frequent the now defunct Greenhills branch. We go after jogging/running around the area. The prices are still friendly and this despite a more welcoming ambiance and air-condition. The menu has deviated from mostly Lugaw to other Filipino favorites. Tapa seems to be the banner dish now.Their Lugaw now is Chinese style with lots of water. It used to be more dense. The Filipino taste is still very much present though. I didn't appreciate though the small chicken piece and lots of pork skin on my Arroz Caldo. The Pares lacked star anise flavor and tasted like Bistek. Too much other beef parts too that were rubbery and hard to chew. What stood out was their generous serving of Garlic Kangkong at Php 59. Even if it was hard to eat with long stems, this one satisfied.
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