Yakimix Prime

Marilyn Ngo

For the nth time, we visited the place to celebrate my daughter's birthday. The place had deteriorated in terms of the offerings. I literally parked myself at the section where they have the beef just so that I can have them. The staff are still helpful and courteous. There is one thing I'm not so fond of, that is the staff are carrying oil containers which they lavishly pour on the grill. Isn't it supposed to be a grease-less offering?My wife who was the strongest advocate of this resto was kinda disappointed.Well, at least we saved on 2 senior IDs and the birthday celebrant.

KuroBee

I remembered Yakimix Prime was, at the very least, decent during my first visit. I came back to take some photos and prove that Yakimix Prime is worth the price using metrodeal-- I was wrong apparently.Note: Using the metrodeal promo, Yakimix Prime Weekday Lunch rate would now be P503. Do take note you have to do some reservations first before going there. Using the voucher via walk-in would not be allowed. I learned that the hard way.Now, initially, I was excited for the meat solely as I already knew that the food there were below average (or average at most). Got disappointed because there were only a few choices of meat and only one of them was good (the pork belly strip). You'd think I can maximize this, but, no. I literally had to ask the servers to restock it or else they would leave the platter empty.As for the other food, they were really not that good. The nachos and quesadilla were okay, but that's it (my friend loved their Siomai, though). As for the dessert, their saving grace was their ice cream.Oh, also note that their Wagyu Beef is only available during dinners. We also learned that the hard way.Overall, as you have probably gathered, I really didn't enjoy my second Yakimix Prime experience and wouldn't go back for sure. And to think I was convincing my friends that Yakimix Prime is more worth-it than Samgyupsalamat or Romantic Baboy.This is my honest and personal review.

Grace Castro

Food selection is pretty good. They even had a takoyaki station last I came here. In terms of taste, I didn't really expect much since eat-all-you-can restos like Yakimix usually serve "okay-but-nothing-special" food. But to name a few top picks, it would be their torched salmon roll and seaweed salad.