Original Pares & Mami House

Marissssssss

Super duper good food!! The service also is fast and clean place. Its a nice place to go into for heavy eaters. Wishing they can have a branch in Bulacan.Will i go back? YES DEFINITELY

Thania Caancan

The term "Pares" refers to beef stew paired with garlic fried rice, and a bowl of soup. Along the stretch of N.S. Amoranto Avenue (formerly Retiro), one will see quite a number of pares houses on both sides of the street. But The Original Pares & Mami House, is the most packed 😉Since pares houses are commonly found on side streets, expect parking problems. What I find interesting is that people don't mind the waiting time. Since this is not your typical restaurant, imagine having to stand up and wait for the person seated in front of you to finish eating. When one asks for the bill, they stand up to allow the next customers to be seated while they stand behind to wait for their bill. 🙂The beef pares ofcourse never fails. Perfectly paired with garlic friend rice and a hot bowl of clear soup. Bulalo soup was also good but nothing that will keep me coming back for it. Siomai is good and surprisingly generous in size.I admire the staff for being attentive and quick in serving their customers considering the volume of people waiting to be served. By the way, they have a take out counter for those who prefer to enjoy pares somewhere else or in the comforts of their home.

Ivana Rijenti

First time here and it was the best pares I've eaten so far. The beef pares was tender and has a chew to its texture. Waiting for this kind of dish in a popular crowded restaurant was worth it.

Bryan Christian

My go-to pares place! This place is always full, so patience is a must. Whenever we go here we always had to wait for almost an hour to get a seat so wag pupunta kung gutom na gutom kana. Haha!The food is great. Very affordable and sulit!

Ivana Rijenti

This restaurant is 40 minutes away from home (1 hour if traffic, of course) but my friends and I would really go the distance just so we can have our pares fix.A friend of mine introduced this resto to me 2-3 years ago and I’ve never eaten pares anywhere else since. It’s a testament of how good their pares is, and cheap as well! Their meat is so tender and the broth is flavorful, a lot of people like to add in soy sauce with calamansi and chili but I personally think it overpowers the already great quality broth and so I just put in chili for a little kick. For PHP 110, you get a generous amount of beef pares, soup, and chorizo & garlic rice. Very worth the price.I 10/10 recommend.(Note: a lot of people visit this restaurant so expect a waiting time.)