GoodAh!!!

Imelda Christina

2.0

The rainy weather pushed me to craved for some lugaw or goto, and Goodah is the nearest open restaurant I could find after work. I used to eat here (probably a year ago) and I was surprised when all the prices on their menu went up for like 20%. My jaw literally dropped, and I actually hesitated ordering those P79 goto. Yes, P79 for a goto or arroz caldo. (I could get a rice meal from Mcdonalds for only P50.) But my craving won... buti na lang masarap! =) haha I dont think I'd be visiting this place anytime soon.

Kijmie Hao

1.0

Service was really slow. I suggest you don't dine here if you're only on your lunch break. Took it 15-minutes before my order of sozzling porkchop was served. Had to make a follow-up first before it got served. Porkchop was bland. I don't even think it's porkchop, more of bacon with some bones.haha. I mean yeah sire it's 3 pieces, but I think I would have appreciated it more if it was a thicker cut even if it's just a piece.

Widia Lee

2.0

GoodAh!!! is well-known for their fast food-style pinoy meals. You see them in different places, from gas stations to malls to standalone. Eastwood City is home to numerous restaurants and fast food chains and even though we’ve tried many of them, there are still lots and lots more to choose from. We were looking for pinoy meals that evening during one of our usual strolls in Eastwood City and we chose GoodAh!!! They had a Metrodeal offer that we took, wherein you pay P350 for a P500 value. Meals aren’t expensive here so we were expecting to be really full.