Market on 5th Avenue

Angelica Saputra

4.0

Not bad for a hospital food hehehe... seriously though it's pretty good. Located in just behind the reception and emergency Market on 5th Avenue boasts a selection of pinoy favorites, chinese noodles and dim sum and a deli style sandwhiches.I was hungry and in a hurry so I opted for a bowl of shrimp wanton noodles with a side of pork siomai from the chinese stand. Farah had the bacon burger from the sandwhich joint. My food came out quick and I inhaled it quicker that it took to make it. Noodles were ok a little on the mushy side however the broth beef and veggies were really good. The other only down side was the wanton wrapping very under cooked and chewy. Well for the siomai they were pretry good too. Nothing really special to write about.Now lets get down to business.... Farah had the bacon burger yesterday and when she got home she was raving on and on about it! She said it was so good that she needed to have it again tonight. Although I was full from my meal I managed to take a bite (or two ;) it was pretty damn good! The bacon, the mayo, the patty all worked real well together. If I could criticize one thing it'd be the bun I would have loved for it to be a little toasted in this instance just to give it a different texture all was sort of mushy together. Nonetheless a damn good burger for 195PHP!

Aldrian Praditya Nurhalim

3.0

Just had take out because documents were dropped off quickly. Everything is normal. As you would expect upscale hospital cafeteria food. Got mostly dessert for lunch at home.

Art Christian Toreno Firmo

3.0

Went here for a quick bite and tried their Siopao roll which is tender from the inside out and is good-tasting. Their Greek Salad is average-tasting too with those hefty green leafy veggies. Great balsamic dressing. Cozy place.