Kuya J

Koko Jeejee

Sunday dinner and we'd our fill but needless to say there's always area for dessert. The Halo-Halo from the eating place we had dinner had not been attractive, we noticed it from another table LOL so us opted to possess Halo-Halo elsewhere. Kuya J's beenfamous for it's Halo-Halo so we thought it's about time to try it. OVER-ALL - we we're quite satisfied. For Php 109, you obtain a large glass of Halo-Halo with fascinatingly lovely shaved, layered, bedding of ice. There have been langka, bananas, ube and a couple of more of ingredients method down at the buttom, but don’t worry, it was an easy task to reach and mix. We plan to return back and have supper and dessert here shortly. Menu has a variety of delectable meals, and from what we've seen appearing out of your kitchen, they smell great and the servings are usually hefty. Can't wait around till following family dinner. Take note : By 6PM, just the Ube Halo-Halo has been available. Another 2, we're already sold-out.

Marnelie M. Bascos

the food is excellent, price is affordable, ambiance is conducive to gastronomic feasting and the crew is definitely available and smiling. presents various menus for a salivating palette...excellent bistro indeed

Rafiza Subagja

We enlisted about 12:46pm. Obtained seated at 1:30pm - had our foods served 2:00pm. In case you are starving, do not click here. You’ll find yourself hungry and ANGRY! We'd to ask if they will undoubtedly be serving our meals and rice. They actually offered us“toasted” rice or tutong in Filipino. We had been six and they just provided 2 cups for the soup. We asked for a helping spoon - there’s none. We asked for a glass of rice but still it takes permanently to come. Lousy support! The servers don’t also look after your follow-up plus they are not really smiling. Not worthy of the wait around and the price.