Dekada

Michael Kevin Sy

3.0

Dekada offers Filipino dishes that are totally considered comfort food and delicious. The place is really nice and inviting. The staff is friendly.

Lia Suniga

4.0

Dekada was my savior during the suspended class yesterday (September 15, 2014). I usually stay at Avida Lounge at Ayala Fairview Terraces during weekends and do my school/org works there. Unfortunately, I forgot the BPI Amore Card at Manila so I cant enter to the lounge. So I scouted at restos with sockets at Fairview Terraces since I'll be using my laptop and I need a socket to charge it if ever it runs out of battery.I entered Dekada and the waitress was very hospitable. She offered me the menu but before I check it, I asked her if there is a socket where I could charge my laptop. She hastily directed me to a table near the socket but is good for 4 people despite the fact that it was only my mom and I who went. It was a great service for me and I appreciate it because they prioritized me and directed me to a place comfy for me even if it would mean that I will use the space good for 4 people, meaning, it was quite risky for their sales. So I kept positive and just appreciated that they have a wide space and lots of tables so they could still accommodate more customers. :)It is amazing how they named their viands and desserts. It is very Filipino and historical. I ordered Proclamation No. 1081 (Buko Halo-halo Espesyal), Rolex 12 (Banana Langka Turon) and Dekada (Unlimited Iced Tea). Total Bill was 364.00 including service charge. I felt relieved and very satisfied that I didn't pay extra charges for the consumption of electricity for charging my laptop. The food was pricey but well-compensated by the good food, good place, good ambiance. I stayed there for more than an hour, surfing the net using their free wifi while enjoying my merienda and Dekada (Unlimited Iced Tea)! My stay here was definitely SULIT! ♥

Nency Avelina

4.0

Been eyeing this resto everytime I pass by Fairview Terraces and good thing my friend set-up a catch up session after work and the rest is history.AmbienceThis resto exudes an elegant dining place I can only imagine at Ayala-Zobel's. The muebles are so classy and elegant, old-richHispanic style. The lighting and the color of the room gives the illusion that the room is bigger that it actually was. This place is perfect for family lunches/dinners, even for couple dates. The place is as awesome as the food they are serving.Main eventAngus Beef Tapa (P278.00)Ensaymada at Batirol (P148.00)Bottomless Mango Juice (P98.00)WaterWe opted for their all-day breakfast in which includes Garlic rice and choice of 2 eggs or salted eggs. Juices are served in mason jars with cute paper straws! The beef is tender, though I needed to use a knife to slice it. Dekada is known to serve Hispanic Filipino foods so the experience wouldn't be complete if I didn't order their ensaymada and choco batirol, it was served warm and was such a perfect combination to end my meal. I haven't asked if they bake their own pastries or they have a supplier but I saw their pastry stand and cupcakes are available, too.Although the place looks like expensive, the prices are actually affordable and the servings are usually for 2 (disclaimer, depends how small or how big you eat, hihi). We only spent less than P900 for 2 inclusive of service charge.Time of visit: 13:30 14 April 2014