For being out here in the philippines you kind of crave for different food other than the food you…read morecan usually get everywhere. I love the place from decor to the atmosphere to the amazing food. Me and my wife always try different things on the menu. Never has any dish failed. We always get the nachos to start off as an appetizer. They arent exactly authentic nachos but for a filipino-mexican resturaunt its great. I love ordering the grilled pork ribs from here. Not the usual filipino style bbq. So if your in need of a change in taste this is the place. Amazing place to grab tacos with your friends and hang out.

I came here to try their "Silantro's Burrito" and they were out of it. For a "Fil-Mex" restaurant,…read moreyou'd think would keep good stock on a staple Mexican food item. I don't also appreciate the large amounts of cigarette smoke easily coming into this restaurant. Consider me very disappointed.

I have a childhood friend who's lived pretty much his entire life here, and he responded with, "Are…read moreyou crazy?!" when we mentioned we were gonna check out the city's night market. What can I say. I'm all about finding a bargain even if it means doing a little "ukay-ukay." And it'll be an experience, for sure. So, Big Bro, GodNiece and I came through a tad bit early. (Every vendor was still setting up when we got there) so we got to kinda walk around (what I was told was) Session road and did a little exploring. (We even discovered a store that had these beautiful giant pythons! Whoa!) And then: opening hour. The entire area was simply bustling once their prearranged opening hours began. Boy was it crowded. We started on one end of the street where one can find a spread of Filipino street food: fish balls, chicharron, dim sum, porridge, soup, etc... we had a few to start us off prior to our bargain hunting. I found a SF 49ers sweater for P300PHP (around $6.) It was a must have because it wasn't a fake. (I would know. I already have something similar.) GodNiece found a sweater jacket worth $85US (her boyfriend who is in the US just got one) for the bargain price of P350PHP ($7.) It was a steal. (FUN FACT: Most clothing items hail from abroad. If you have an eye for it AND some patience, you will find some good buys here in this night market!) We walked through the entire thing and found even more good eats on the other end. (No, childhood friend refused to come.) It could use better lighting and spacing out between vendors. Otherwise, it was fun! I'd do it again given the chance!

During the day, traffic takes over this busy street where visitors flock Burnham Park at this…read moremountain city. At night most of the traffic is rerouted and this street turns into a night market! I've been to Bangkok's and Bali's night markets, but this is the first one I have been to in The Philippines. There were plenty of vendors selling clothes, electronics, and accessories! Some of the stuff here are much better in quality than some of the things I got in Bangkok and it was cheaper as well. We only did a little bit of shopping because we wanted to check out the food vendors which were all located towards the end of the market. The street foods were so good and cheap! skewers for 40 cents USD each and fresh coconut juice for 30 cents USD! I also saw several international street food choices as well (Chinese, Thai, American, Mexican, and Middle Eastern) as we walked through the market. Cheap delicious foods and bargain shopping are always a plus in my book!

Great dining experience! A little on the expensive side, but what isn't in Baguio nowadays? If…read moreyou're rolling your eyes on their whole 'locally sourced, organic' thing, i get it, but they really do deliver! Delicious food and great service! Would definitely recommend their Bagnet Sinigang. Serving is good for sharing and it's absolutely wonderful. Just dropping by for merienda? Their breads and desserts are great too! Don't leave without trying their Leche Flan!

I can see where this place once had the rep of upholding a Benguet tradition of locally produced…read morefood and produce interpreted in renewed folk cookery. The interior is eclectic the food ok but the environment is spoiled by the high decibel levels caused by proximity to an endless line of traffic adjacent. Say it's great often enough and eventually you'll believe it.

We stopped by here on our drive back to San Marcelino. They were able to accommodate our large…read moreparty with a short wait. The service was good. They were all friendly and very patient as there were 13 of us and we all had some customized order. The food was good, definitely flavors that I were different than what I was accustomed to in the US. I appreciated the variety of the menu items. Everyone one of us was able to find something that suited our very different food cravings. The ambiance was pleasant, considering it was located along the "backroads". The parking wasn't the greatest, but our driver managed to find a secure spot for our huge passenger van under a tree.

Service was great, staff very helpful. They did thier best due to it being busy…read more Food was good but if issue came up they helped to fix it. Would I return YES! Recommend it YES!

Always love dropping by here for breakfast. Coffee is always amazing and service is fast and…read moreattentive. Though some items in the menu were not available. Still brought back found memories. And yes you still get those 1950s vibes.

The portions are big! Sulit sa price! Been going here since childhood!…read more Love the Retro vibes as always

Like any other Jollibee, this greasy spoon is great. Foods come in the taste that the typical…read moreFilipino really likes. Crispylicious and juicylicious!

I had the cheese ravioli and so does my cousin, ravioli was good stuff with spinach and cheese. Red…read moresauce was was ok, it tasted like just plain tomato paste no spices or herbs.

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Hi Yelpers. Do peruse my pictures first please. Why? Impact. The drain included is across the…read morestreet from SM mall, where the restaurant I dined at exists. I call myself a first world foodie to remind me that no matter how many stars align for my experiences, they are a million stars for some in this world. Save yourself and stop here. The huge drain pictured is where I came across a family of 6 Somalian refugees encamped just 2 days earlier. Eating, sleeping there. No amount of money I gave them was enough. It's since been roped off. So tonight, my meal was a million stars comparatively. From my Yelp perspective? 5 stars. These were some delicious, spicey Filipino/Korean seasoned crunchy tacos. Almost kimchi, almost adobo. Trust me, completely amazing. Curly fries reminded me of Arby's. The sweet tea, by Libertea. By itself would beat most teas in the south USA. Service, standard Pinoy, but that in itself is super dooper amazeballs. No way to describe it. Some put in 14 hr days $4 a shift. Basically .29 usd per/hr. Plus tips. Perspective. Take care folks. Find a charity to your liking. We're one world. If you can Yelp, please, you can help. Peace, and taco grease.

Luv their Birria Tacos, wish they can improve their burritos such as removing the lettuce and…read morereplacing them with refried beans goes well with the rice.

If you happened to be in San Fernando Pampanga, go to Barney's. They have the best hamburger in…read moretown. They serve FilAm foods. At this time they are closed because of the Covid Pandemic but come May 15 or earlier they will open their door again to serve the community. Be patient, this Covid will disappear without knowing it. But for now stay safe.

It's one of those burgers that looks "awful" but tastes so good. They're not trying to make their…read moreburgers look presentable, but it tastes amazing! We always order from them and the flavor is very consistent. I love Barney's