Clean Water, Check. Safe food to eat, Check. All the fundamentals met…read more When I'm in town I come here for tasty food and fresh ingredients which is hard to come by in these parts. I usually get the popular dishes to satisfy my cravings. Phad Thai Tom Yum Soup Appetizer Thai Tea The picture shown is off the menu so just show it if you want it. Better than most I've had while here so I'll give it a 4.

Given the sheer population density of the BF Homes area, it is no surprise that food places that…read morestay open until the wee hours of the morning usually thrive. With the closing of mainstay Gourmet's Palate (which has subsequently reopened), the market became wide-open for such places to compete with those that have been 24/7 since the start, including the two branches of Sinangag Express. Soon after Gourmet's Palate closed its doors, Dusadee Thai began operating at all hours, adding much-welcome variety to the late-night-to-early-morning food scene in BF. As the name suggests, the place serves Thai food exclusively. Good Thai food, to be exact. The Pad Thai and spring rolls are excellent, and the different curries are quite tasty too. This doesn't come as a huge surprise, as the owner is actually a Thailand native. The meals are priced fairly, especially given the portion size and level of taste. The place is quite small, so you may have to wait a bit if there are no seats available. You can also get your meals delivered if you live in the area. You can choose to light up if you get one of the outdoor seats, although I recommend taking a few steps away to the parking lot instead.

Perfect sa tagulan yung Mixed Thai Noodle. Sulit na sulit sa halagang 150. Then yung Phad Thai…read moreNoodle kasing lasa nya Hongkong Noodles na meron sa Magallanes MRT pero mas solid at legit ang lasa nito! Nakakapagsisi kumbakit ngayon ko lang 'to nadiskubre.

Let me start off by saying that Thai food is one of my two favourite cuisines, the other being…read moreMexican. I don't know why there isn't a single Mexican restaurant in the Bicutan, Better Living area where I live. But I'm glad that there's this one Thai restaurant along Dona Soledad Extension called Sen Lek. The best thing about Sen Lek Thai restaurant is its being little more than a carinderia, which means that the dishes are affordable. The Thai restaurants that I've been to which are in Makati are all pretty pricey, so having one so close to home at wallet-friendly prices makes Sen Lek a little restaurant that I will probably be frequenting in the weeks and months to come. I ordered take out from there not too long ago, and I was asked if I wanted my food mild or strong. I don't care for extra spicy food as I get hyperacidic after eating them. The mild food of Sen Lek is still a little bit spicy, but tolerably so. Since there's a Thai massage place a stone's throw from this restaurant, I am wondering if there's a Thai community somewhere here. I don't mind. I've met some Thais over the years, and they are surprisingly a lot closer to us Filipinos than our brother Malaysians and Indonesians. Anyway, because the food is so good and the prices so reasonable, I give Sen Lek Thai restaurant five stars.

The Bicutan/Better Living area is sorely deprived of great food, more so great Thai food. As a…read moreresident of this neighborhood, naturally I hold very little expectations for food places here --great food just does not pop out from this area. Silom Thai, being located in SM Bicutan, a place that doesn't really have anything fascinating food-wise, was a place that made my eyes light up when it opened. As a vegan, I go straight to the vegetable dishes. And, as expected with Thai cuisine, there are some good veggie selections! For appetizers, the Fresh Vegetarian Spring Rolls are delicious and quite filling on their own. They also have some salads suitable for vegans. You can also have a Vegetarian Noodle Soup (you can pick the kind of noodles you want! Awesome) which is a pretty huge serving. When I'm here, a staple for me is their Vegetable & Tofu Curry (which 2 people can share) and paired with white rice--it's perfect! You can have it made extra spicy as well. For desserts, I was really delighted by their Water Chestnuts in Iced Coco Milk. Their Mango Sticky Rice also does not disappoint! Now for beverages: I always stick to a refreshing glass of their Lemongrass Iced Tea. Actually, I love this place so much that I can say that Silom Thai for me is the best place to have a meal in the whole area of Betterliving neighborhood. Great value for money, too!

The last time I've been here was (4-5) years ago and I remember that their menu wasn't extensive…read morebut they had the basics of a Thai restaurant. It's good to see that it still brings in customers. It's a decent Thai restaurant in an outdated mall. The place is clean, the inside is well decorated and the food is great! No complains, just wish they updated their menu.

Such an amazing place for brunch !! We went two mornings while staying at the hotel. I ate so many…read moredelicious items! The first morning I had silog with tamarind chicken and pork asada, and lots of crispy Danggit! The congee was amazing! U added every topping possible plus fresh calamansi juice! Also had lychee chia pudding one morning and blueberry the next. The lycée was absolutely delicious! We consumed heaps of the most delicious dragon fruit. Now onto the pastries!! One morning they had bread and butter pudding squares and the other morning they had taisan bread. Both were so scrumptious!! Our server Harven was a delight! Friendly, got us warm milk, and answered my 6 million questions! We also took pictures in the back patio that overlooked Laguna de Bay. Beautiful views in every direction. They also had pineapple and mango jam! New jam flavors to me that were delicious on my cream cheese filled French toast. My husband also tries the miso ramen and the fresh salad with a great sesame dressing. In other words, we ate everything, everyone was so friendly and the views are incredible.

The Nest Dining in the Sky remains one of the most romantic dining destinations in the South…read more Perched atop Vivere Hotel, it offers sweeping views of the city, especially once the sun starts to set. While technically indoors, the restaurant opens its large sliding doors in the evening, creating a cool, breezy, open-air feel that makes the space both comfortable and memorable. It's easy to understand why so many couples choose this venue for date nights and proposals. The atmosphere alone is worth the visit. Since we came for an early dinner, we mostly ordered appetizers and dishes for sharing. We started with the Seafood Clam Chowder served in a bread bowl. It was decent and comforting, nothing particularly memorable, but certainly not bad. The Sisig Lumpia was unfortunately the weakest dish of the evening. Good sisig should have some crispness and texture, but this version lacked that signature crunch and came across as overly oily. It was the one dish I probably wouldn't order again. On the brighter side, the Pinchos drizzled with balsamic reduction were flavorful and enjoyable. The Beef Nachos were the star of the savory dishes, generously portioned, satisfying, and perfect for sharing. For dessert, we had the Frozen Brazo de Mercedes, which was a great way to end the meal and easily one of the highlights of our order. Service was excellent throughout. The staff were attentive, warm, and professional, making sure everything flowed smoothly without being intrusive. While the food this visit was a bit mixed, the stunning views, romantic ambiance, and impeccable service continue to make The Nest a place worth returning to. I've dined here before and remember some of their entrées being much stronger than the appetizers we ordered this time, so I'd happily come back and explore more of the menu. The food may not be flawless, but the experience certainly is. For the view, ambiance, and service alone, The Nest earns a solid 4 out of 5 star

Best pad thai so far. Very balanced in terms of flavor. Not too much tamarind paste, sourness and…read moresweetness is not that powerful. Also ordered the grilled pork, seafood fried, not sure what the shrimp dish was but they were really generous with the servings. Seafood fried rice had lots of squid and shrimp in it that ordering the shrimp dish made it redundant. The pork was so soft and savory. Classic. Not sure if a chicken dish was ordered but I think we did and it was really great. The pricing and quality of the food will have me go back to this place on top of the authentic pad thai they serve.

One of the best Thai food place in the heart of Marikina City!! Authentic taste, flavorful with…read morejust enough spice to whet your appetite. A must try is the surprisingly good green papaya salad, and the green mango salad with a thai twist did not disappoint. Try also the pork satay, pad thai with shrimps, stir fry kangkong, bagoong rice, the famous Krung Thai fried chicker and sticky rice with mango abd or banana and camote fritters for dessert. There is also a souvenir and knick knack shop and some groceries and a dance hall upstairs. Nice ambience, plenty of parking. I highly recommend this place if you are craving Thai food.

This restaurant is literally a hidden gem because you won't bump into it if you're walking along…read morePablo Ocampo Street (former Vito Cruz). You can access Dolores Street by walking from Dominga Street or Tramo. I must add that Tramo looks safer than before! But if you'll walk towards Tramo from the restaurant, there's a short and narrow path you have to take towards the end, but once you're through that, the path is much wider. If you want to simply your route, just take Dominga, walking by the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design. If you arrive there and see the laundry business nearby, you know you're at the right place. Dine-in experience is alfresco but was really cozy for us shortly after lunch time on a sunny afternoon. There was even some breeze to enjoy! You order by writing down on a sheet of paper. No smoking. Restaurant is unisex. Thai Milk Tea was typically delicious and the price was so impressive I had to remind myself not to order too much. It's served in a mason jar and you are given the option of adding pearls. Eating Thai Spring Rolls was like eating lumpiang shanghai; also packed with a crunch but with a twist of vermicelli. Doon BBQ Ribs was perfect! I could've had this dish alone but we were so excited to try so much for our first visit because of the price range of this restaurant! And the Chicken Satay is what most would probably expect, and yes, it was good too! Service time was really quick for all orders!

Not authentic Thai food. Didn't taste good. We left without finishing our food. Very salty tasting…read moreand fishy

Very friendly staff, very good flavor and taste! Restroom is very clean. Staff are very quick to…read morehelp with any special requests and needs.

My favorite pad thai is served in Sen Lek. It was love at first bite. Their pad thai tastes and…read morefeels lighter than the versions of other restaurants. It's served with a small slice of lime, though as a matter of preference my boyfriend and I did ask for more. It just gives the noodles that extra shot of citrus that livens everything up and ties everything together. Even the nutty taste doesn't sit heavily in the stomach like other pad thais do. We also ordered the beef satay, which is rich, savory, and moist the way most other satays aren't. A lot of moisture is lost in the grill or pan, especially when the pieces of meat are small, but somehow, Sen Lek manages to keep its satay succulent. Their mango sticky rice is my favorite menu item though. I'm one of those people for whom dessert is chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate, but this dish was an exception. It's nothing fancy, but it's well-made, and the textures of the fruit, rice, and cream all come together in a gorgeous harmony of sweetness. Prices are also more than fair. For less than five hundred pesos, two people can share a meal and feel satisfied and happy after.

Sen Lek is one of my favorite Thai restaurants! In other areas, Sen Lek is just a stall, but in BF…read moreHomes it's a restaurant where you can comfortably dine in (with parking). All of the dishes I've tried in Sen Lek are really good. My favorites are their green chicken curry rice meal, Thai siomai, and pad thai. (Everything Thai!) The bagoong rice is also a crowd favorite, as well as their noodles. It's also my favorite place to grab some Thai iced tea. The best part of all is how affordable it all is! Most of the items on the menu are within the P120-150 range, with a few exceptions. I went there with a group of 4 voracious and hungry friends, and after each ordering a dish (or two) to our heart's desire, plus drinks, our total bill amounted to more or less P1,000. Pretty good for the amount of food we ordered - we went home too full to grab night caps!

Just had an incredible lunch at People's Palace and I'm still thinking about it days later. Our…read moregroup of six walked in without a reservation (luckily they squeezed us in), and right away the vibe felt welcoming--elegant but not stuffy, with beautiful wood accents and soft lighting that made everything feel special. We started with the pomelo salad--bright, zesty, perfectly balanced with just the right kick--and then dove into the grilled pork skewers, which were smoky, tender, and gone in seconds. The star for me was the steamed sea bass with chili-lime sauce; the fish was so fresh it practically melted, and that sauce had me spooning it over everything. Even the pad see ew was a step above what I've had elsewhere--chewy noodles, great wok hei, not too sweet. Portions felt generous for the quality, and nothing was overly oily or heavy. Service was flawless. Our server remembered who ordered what without writing anything down and kept the water and tea flowing without us ever asking. They even brought out a little complimentary mango sticky rice at the end because it was one of our birthdays--such a thoughtful touch. Hands down one of the best Thai meals I've had in Manila. Worth every peso and I'll be back next time I'm in town. 5 stars all the way.

Ambiance - we had a bit of a hard time looking for this restaurant on Greenbelt 3. The ambiance…read morewas simple family style. Service - attentive and courteous. Our water glasses were always full. Food - we ordered pomelo salad, papaya salad, and if I recall correctly, a beef sate or bbq. Everything was fresh and delicious. We would have eaten more, if not for the fact that we had just eaten a large buffet breakfast at the Manila Peninsula couple of hours before. We loved the flavors and would definitely come back.

If there is one Thai Restaurant that makes me reminisce my good old days in Bangkok, it must be…read moreMuang Thai. Decorations in Thailand are unique and the restaurant here in Malakas street in Quezon City just makes you feel you are in Bangkok. I like their pad thai. It is similar to that pad thai in Tesco Lotus. It's rich in flavours and it is really oily! the bean sprouts still have the crunch in it and the nuts are sprinkled on top without making tipid on it! Their tom yum is just the tom yum a Thai friend cooked for me: it tastes like the tom yum mix they usually use. hihi. Chicken pandan has the pandan aroma and taste in it. What sets this Thai restaurant apart from any Thai restaurant in Manila is that they sell goodies from Thailand. So, if you miss you favourite tamarind candy or you want that ointment or get some trinkets from Thailand, its almost sure they have it there. Dine and shop and experience Thai flavour!