The Fab - Holiday Inn Manila Galleria

Joan Tusing Alcantara

4.0

Food is good but choices are limited. They have a section for breads (mini muffins, ensaymada, mini cinnamon rolls, loaf bread), a section for Asian food (which only has 3 dishes to choose from), a section for the usual breakfast dishes (bacon, eggs, omelettes, waffles), a section for drinks, and a section of fruits and yoghurt. The one section that makes it cute though is the cereal station where you can also see colorful utensils intended for children (and maybe for the young at heart). I may have expected more dishes but the food was good anyway, so still I am satisfied.***Was not able to take pictures as the place is crowded. So enjoy this one picture that I have and say hi to G!:)

Jeni Adriani

3.0

Ate here a bunch of times usually for breakfast buffet meetings but twice also for ala carte dinner. The food was okay but I didn't feel the place was anything special. In fact, i kind of thought the place waa being maintained only because the hotel needs them.

Putri Qisthina

2.0

When you dine at a hotel cafe you expect to pay a little extra for the ambiance and service. But to pay p180 for a brewed coffee is over the top. A coffee that you can make a home for p5. If it was an arabica bean coffee from an espresso machine, I can understand the price tag. But it was not. The cinnamon roll with pili nuts was big enough to feed a small family, was only p75. So really, don't understand the pricing.