Yoo-Hoo Bar-B-Que

Michael Emil Rivera

2.0

I had dinner here once with my wife after walking around the metrowalk complex. They sell a variety of food with the bbq grilled stuff being most popular. The food was okay. nothing spectacular. The restaurant is self-service fastfood style. You line up, choose your food and then pay at the end. The dining area is al fresco carinderia (local eatery) style which isn't the best since they are beside the main road (meralco avenue).

Jane Malinda Sutanto

2.0

Went here for a quick dinner with my friend. The price is reasonable for the ambiance. The chicken and liempo is just ok, nothing special. They usually serves grilled food and some home made filipino dishes. I didnt like the cockroaches walking around but im not surprised by it because of how open it is.

Cimmemnune

4.0

24HRS BBQ!This won't be a pure food review.So let's say the scenario is:You are coming from a party / club / bar at 4am and you really don't feel like going home, or can't stand the idea of ending your buzz by grabbing some chow at a 24hrs convenience store - then Yoo-Hoo's won't fail you!We've been here quite a few times. May it be out of convenience or to find a middle ground (budget wise) with local friends.For those who complain about the self-service style.... try their bar upstairs! BBQ Prices won't change if you order it through the crew, and the service crew is always friendly (provided you treat them right of course). Their BBQ is a bit on the overcooked side, but the chicken is good and the drinks are cheap! If you find yourself closing down Gerry's, Gilligans & Co. and you still want to chill with your Barkadas while being on a budget... then this is definitely a good place for it.Note for smokers: Yep smoking allowed! If you can't find your lighter ask the crew they always got one - if you got the short end of the stick, ask the bartender! ;)