Great steak place which cooks the meat medium rare and allows the customers to cook to whatever…read moretemperature they would like on the little hot stone. We have brought the team here and was a great hit with everyone.

The best steak l, great ambiance. Conveniently accessible. If you're the type who love good quality…read moresteak, you'll love it here. I'm sure you'll also love the sauce.

Great service. My server was named Jobs, he did a great job…read more Steak was cooked correctly. My only gripe is the serving sizes of the sides. Could be better. The ambiance doesn't match the price or quality of the food either. Overall it was good tho.

It's always a toss up when dining in mall establishments, so I was a bit skeptical when we came…read morehere to Mamou Prime. Friends wanted to take us out to try some Prime steak in Manila so why not! A bit of a surprise for the food here. We came with a big group of friends so ordered a variety of plates to share. The Dry-aged bone in steak was decent quality for APAC, but the star here was the truffle cream pasta dish! Like a lot of recommendations from others, the cream pasta is packed full of umami flavors and done just right. The purple rice here was also notably good. Overall a decent mall dining experience. I think I've come to the conclusion that in SEA/APAC a lot of good restaurants and dining experiences are mall centric.

Texas Roadhouse is an American chain steakhouse and when we found that they had locations in the…read moreUS, we had to try them out. The layout and offerings pretty much mirror what's offered in the US. The only unavailable item is the Cactus blossom (fried onion bloom). Instead, they offer onion frizzles as a substitute. A few things to mention. You will experience sticker shock due to the fact that: #1.) Steak is hard to come by in the Philippines (could be a cultural thing) and #2.) Expect the meat cuts to be rather thin. #3.) Drinks are not as boozy. My husband ordered a Raspberry Margarita and although it had great flavor, the booze was lacking. Flavor is definitely present but for the price Americans pay for steak versus the Philippines, there is a high premium.

Had dinner on december 8th, I ordered the ribs and sausage combo. The sausage was disappointing-…read moreit was stuffed with so much fillers you cant even taste any meat in it. Also got the steak and was served without any A1 sauce. Server was way too concerned about cleaning the table when we were done- we paid our bill and were still seated and the guy already started clearing the table, grabbing our plates as it passed by our faces. As a side note, while eating our dinner, they seated a party of 6 in a booth that can only seat 4 and I saw the group looked annoyed that they're elbow to elbow in their seat that they themselves asked the server to move them to a bigger table. Poor customer service and to top it off, the food was meh.

I stayed with some friends at the Shangri-La last month, and we stopped at the Raging Bull for a…read morenightcap on our final night in town. It was a very nice place, as you might imagine, a restaurant and bar on the 30th floor of a luxury hotel in BGC. It had a sort of American whiskey cowboy theme, though with the golden grandeur of the Shangri-La. The bar was pretty quiet at 10:00 on a Saturday night. Other than our table, the only guests I noticed were a very old white man and his very young Asian escort, who I do hope was being paid handsomely for her time. Service was polite and attentive, and we enjoyed a relaxing round to mark the end of our trip. My friend Nick L. was kind enough to buy. We got snack buckets of spiced popcorn when we sat down, then ordered ourselves some cocktails from the book-sized leather-bound menu. I had the Last Runner, a complicated milk punch with black and white rum, jasmine green tea, pineapple juice, passionfruit, milk, and calamansi juice. It was quite boozy and delicious, garnished with a charred slice of pineapple. I also admired my friend Bong C.'s Cowboy Old Fashioned, with Raging Bull bourbon, sherry wine, and vanilla. It came in a giant glass bottle filled with smoke, and he poured it himself into the accompanying old fashioned glass. We hung out for an hour then went to sleep, and I left for the airport the next morning. I had a great time in Manila thanks to my travel mates, and I was glad for this one last drink at Raging Bull.

Staff personalities and friendliness just can't beat! Especially enjoyed having a few beers and…read morechatting with the girls behind the bar mixing the whiskey drinks, which the bar specializes in. Restaurant was great! Extremely pricey for Philippine locals and still pretty stiff by Hawaii standards. Don't go if you're on a budget. But well cooked and presented dinners! Not a large place, so be sure to make reservations for this comfortably cozy place to eat.

Enjoyed a meal here last night…read more Two of us shared the tomahawk ribeye. They state it serves 2-3 and it easily could have fed a 3rd. The quality of the meat was very good and cooking yourself on a hot stone is an event type dining experience. The Cesar salad was fresh, great flavors, and well prepared. The Gambas was delicious. Great flavors and nice sized shrimp. Highly recommend this appetizer.

I was hoping for a nice meal out, but instead I went home smelling like a Benihana! First off, the…read moreplace is tiny, and smells like smoke as soon as you go in. They do hot stone wagu, but it's totally not ventilated properly for that type of restaurant. Service was fine, but it's honestly now what I think people expect when going to a finer dining type establishment.

If you want yummy steak and you don't want to go too far, this is the place to go. Aside from the…read moresoft and tasty meat, the appetizers are really worth the calories. We had the scallops and oysters Rockefeller and were left wanting more. But in a good way! The only downer was the vanilla ice cream which i feel I could have gotten better elsewhere. Size-wise, the restaurant is big so you never feel claustrophobic or that the waiters are bumping you to serve other guests. The staff is quite attentive and was ready to bring us anything we needed readily. My family and I had a wonderful experience here

I tried a ribeye steak of 10oz, and it was almost similar to one of Tender Bob's ribeye steak…read more"Starving". The price, of course, here is much higher. However, their environment looked well for quiet dinner. The house red wine was good Cabernet Sauvignon. It would be good for business, family, and friends uses.

The food was great, but the service is what truly made our visit unforgettable. Thank you to the…read moreentire staff, and especially to the manager on duty this evening, for your excellent leadership and hospitality. We had a wonderful dinner with friends. Even after traveling a long way, the experience was absolutely worth it. During our visit to Georgia, this place was a highlight, and we highly recommend everyone try it out.

This steakhouse absolutely lives up to the hype…read more I ordered the ribeye, cooked a perfect medium-rare, the sauces were Incredibly flavorful, beautifully seared. The sides were stellar, especially the truffle Mac & cheese. What truly elevated the experience was the impeccable service. Our server was knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely enhanced our dining experience. I believe his name was Batch. I will definitely be returning.

Good service food on point. Bit expensive but it's at the power plant so understandable.read more

For my taste, I think this restaurant is way too expensive and the quality of the meat is not as…read moregood as I would like. The steak was a bit chewy and had quite a bit of fat on it. The service is fine although a little slow. The servers were all nice and friendly. I also had a Caesar salad, which was good, but not superb! I don't recommend this place, but it seems to have a pretty brisk business.

We came here for a business lunch and the food was okay. The restaurant is nice and quiet and the…read moreour waiter was attentive. I started with the Mango Shake but one of my colleagues from Manila said it didn't taste like a traditional Mango Shake. I had the Lamb Chops and she had the Ribeye Steak and the portion sizes were HUGE but they lacked seasoning. The Fully Baked Potato was delicious, it was cheesy and I loved the bacon chunks.

The City of Dreams location in Manila is on par with my hometown favorite in Beverly Hills. The…read morefood was amazing. The steaks were perfect! But the service was outstanding! Mr. Viloria should be training the crew in Beverly Hills. Even the singer/guitarist was just loud enough for everyone to enjoy, but we could speak and hear in normal conversation. Best steaks in Manila by far, and worth it! So happy I found my new favorite steakhouse! Expats, take note! Don't waste your money elsewhere.

The 500g ribeye was good, so was the caesar salad. Croutons were stale unfortunately- major no no…read more One major fault also is they do not have a private restroom for handicapped people. Usually a two passenger would be all right like ruby Jacks . The hotel restrooms are about 75-100 m away from the restaurant which is inconvenient. The reason for the three stars? We had a fly buzzing around our sides. And this is the first time i experienced a fly in a first class resto. The manager during lunch time, Rose saved the day as she was apologizing profusely for the faux pas. A renovation for two one -passenger restrooms might be a step in the right direction in improving the experience.

I had been to a couple of chain steak restaurants in the area and was not impressed. Went to La…read moreCabrera and it's definitely on a different level. Had a wonderful medium rare piece of meat and the service was top notch. My first high end dining experience in the Manila area and enjoyed it immensely. Served with a variety of small accompanying add ones that are varied, some will suit your palate some wont but can be a nice combo with your steak.