I had to come back to update my third experience here on 12/19/2025. I came to Cosmic twice in 2023…read morewhen it was still in its original location and absolutely loved it. Customer service was good, restaurant was cozy, and food was out of this world. I came today and saw they were in a new location. Initially felt "cool" but immediately was greeted with a cold demeanor. Half of our table are Filipino born and raised, while my sister and I are born in the US. I asked for bottled water and they had one bottle left. My dad (born in the Philippines), watched the lady who initially sat us down who mocked me for asking for bottled water. I had my back to the restaurant the entire time, so I didn't see a lot of the interaction, but my dad saw and understood it all. We ordered the sisig - undercooked. The pancit hab hab - underwhelming. They had no soda, and we all (9) had to share 1 big bottle of water. Ok, fine, no troubles. Then, they ran out of plenty of entrees, so we were limited on what to order. My sister watched the staff spray the table while there were still items on it, while my dad watched and listened as the staff were gossiping about all the patrons (including us) in the restaurant. It was quite uncomfortable. Sorry not sorry, but this place is no longer it and the entire staff needs an entire overhaul of retraining if you want to salvage this place.

Good food ! Masarap!! Service can be a bit iffy but overall , happy it's there !! We need more…read morebranches !!

Every food item we tried are delicious.. we are satisfied and the ambiance was so great, i really…read morelove it.. highly recommended to my family and friends,.. it has unique place and the service is 100%... im happy and i love it..

The spinach and mushroom lasagna is delicious. Friendly staff, excellent ambience. We will come…read moreback when we are in the area.

Interesting Words: Non-Dairy/No Eggs…read moreOrganic Power Bowls Single-Origin Smoothies Vegan Reminder: Vegan Condensed Milk has nuts. I like what they stand for and with all these goodie goodie options, you can actually consider bringing these to the cinemas too! If Greenbelt 3 has Chimara, Glorietta has Wheelys. It's just kinda hidden but there's a direct route straight to the Glorietta 4 Cinemas from there. Horchata: It's basically organic brown rice water, cinnamon, vegan condensed milk, organic rice milk, and vanilla. To keep things simple, if you're not a fan of drinking cinnamon or chai tea, then I wouldn't recommend this. But then again, I'd also insist because it's not as strong as chai tea. Last time I enjoyed a glass of horchata, I had a whole plate of nachos with me. I still think it's really good stuff. I told myself I'll try the one with Choco next time but I'll see. Service: It was nice to chat with Princess and Marc. I'd like to extend my Thank You to them for introducing Wheelys to me, and on top of that, for taking my photo with their cute cafe (probably the smallest I've ever seen). (Mar. 2018)

Their food is good. I tried the Horchata and agave lemon. Very good. The crew were nice as well…read more When I asked about the food, the guy was very helpful.

I don't know why I didn't give this place a shot earlier, but I am so glad I finally did…read more While some may get turned off by the idea of a vegetarian restaurant, a good look at their menu might excite you. Sure it's all veg -- but the way they put everything together is wonderful. If you want to ease into it, try their Olives & Capers pasta. It got the balance between salty and sweet just right (and this for me is no mean feat). Be a little more adventurous and order the mushroom quinoa, or the suuuuper sarap Baked Stuffed Tomato, two big garden tomatoes stuffed with veggies and topped with cheese. They use cheese from nuts so if you're hardcore vegetarian-vegan, no worries there. They serve it with brown AND red rice! Yay for me!!! know, I know. I'm raving about a vegetarian place which is quite unlike me. But it's really that good, and the prices aren't so bad either. Order the Tamarind juice, too -- it's incredible refreshing.

Hidden Gem of a Restaurant everything was absolutely delicious and decent priced. We had the…read morepineapple quinoa, fresh vegetable lumpia, veggie paella as well as 2 house salads! Oh my goodness! Everything was scrumptious, service was wonderful! And we had way too much food for the 2 of us. definitely could have ordered a dish less and still been beyond satisfied. Definitely will be back for more! So grateful to have found this amazing lil spot!

I always get my popcorn from Chimara whenever I watch movies at Greenbelt cinemas. I liked the…read morehealthier food options they have. Yesterday, I'm not sure if they were understaffed because there was only 1 counter and the 2 ladies at the cashier were sort of distracted? They asked us what we wanted, and then they turned to another couple next to us to get their orders too, and ended up putting us on hold. When they got back to us they completely forgot what we asked for so we had to repeat ourselves. Anyway, on other occasions their customer service is better. Maybe yesterday was a fluke.

Chimara is among the earliest health food places to have popped up in Manila, waaaay before the…read more'organic', 'juice detox', 'gluten-free' food trend hit the metro. I also do think they've popularized tofu chips here! If you're vegan, do take note: A lot of vegans get really confused by their label "neo-vegan" because for those who aren't aware, they have some dishes with real fish (tuna) and real cheese (keso blanca). Other than those irksome issues, I love their food, and it's one of my favorite quiet spots to hang out at in Greenbelt to get some work done on my laptop and hang out with some birds flying around the cinema area (which I've ALSO tried to feed, to no avail. Haha.) The heartiest salad I've ever had locally is from Chimara. It's their Meatless Taco, topped with TVP, beans, and other colorful veggies. It's super fresh and filling. To make it vegan, ask them to remove the keso blanca. Other good vegan options are the Tofu Pesto Pita Romana, soy milkshake, and, if you're feeling adventurous, grab some wasabi popcorn for your movie. It's very addictive!

Nice atmosphere, service was slow but friendly, and both our dishes came at the same time! Was…read moreespecially pleased with the beyond meat burger, well worth its steeper price. I also really enjoyed the refreshing and homemade ginger ale and it's the first place in Manila I've found an adlai bowl, which was delicious and super healthy!

Great vegan place. A gem of a hole-in-the-wall. Fast and friendly service…read more Ordered the Hollywood Bowl and BBQ Tofu sandwich. Both were tasty, healthy, good combinations of greens, tofu, red beans, quinoa, and cole slaw. The price is about P300 per person. Not a bad deal at all.

Greenery Kitchen is a relatively new (opened 2016) all vegan eatery with mostly filipino style…read morefood. We were blown away by the flavors and will definitely be returning. Pleased to see veganism spreading in Manila.

There's something about the scorching summer weather in Manila that makes me want to just stay in a…read morepool or live in a freezer. Because both those options are not possible, one of the things I choose to do is eat ice cream. Though sometimes, after eating ice cream, I guess because it's sweet, I feel even more thirtsy after. This is something I didn't get from eating Liq My Stick popsicles. This business, newly established by a couple who had also just moved to Manila, is just in time as more and more people are appreciating vegan and organic options for food. Liq My Stick proudly uses locally-sourced fruits and products, and are vegetarian. I'm no vegetarian, but I thoroughly enjoyed my two sticks one summer afternoon at the park. I tried the Spiced Apple Pie, which had stewed apples, caramelized sugar, coconut crème, Dutch spices, and a twisted dose of the highly acclaimed Don Papa rum. Talk about being proudly local! I found it good, with the bits of apple a delight, not overly sweet, and the rum wasn't overpowering. I liked it so much I had to try another flavor. I absolutely loved the Bloomin' British Tart, which had organic Benguet lemons and coconut crème. I loved everything about it! It was both creamy and zesty at the same time. The texture was wonderful, too!

Great concept, branding, quality, look and taste! Got to talk to one of the co-owners (this really…read morenice, friendly and funky foreign dude that looks like Hozier, hehe) and he said they just started 6 weeks ago. 6. Weeks. Ago. Now that's impressive considering I've heard a lot about their healthy and delicious popsicles. I thought they've been in business for months or even a year. That says a lot about their product. Their attractive and yummy popsicles are so nutritious. Made with organic vegetables, local fruits and some with alcohol if anyone wants a kick in their mornings. If you can't drink in the morning, here's your loophole. You can eat alcohol in the morning, haha! I made the mistake of buying from them after we ate brunch (which is reasonable). BUT by the time we got there, a lot of their flavors were sold out! :( Only 2 flavors left. We got their new flavor called "Monkey's Stash" which has bananas, blueberries, cinnamon (yum!), date syrup, vanilla hemp rice protein and roasted almonds. We really liked it although if you have a major sweet tooth, it doesn't have that much sweetness. Still good though! Loved the blueberries and the roasted almonds at the bottom. They even have a photo contest (every month?). Post a great picture of your popsicle on instagram and tag them #liqmystick. If you win, they'll deliver 27 (if I remember correctly) popsicles to your house! It's like Christmas, haha. I took FIVEever trying to take good pictures of mine and I was SO surprised their popsicle didn't melt in the sweltering Sunday morning heat!! It wasn't even melting when I finally ate it. 10 points for Gryffin...I mean, Liq My Stick. XD

A restaurant with lots of gluten feee options! This was a big PLUS as my daughter who is gluten…read moreintolerant was traveling with us. There was an array of gluten free desserts which we all enjoyed. Service was good but they could have been more attentive. Nice clean , minimalist restaurant but there were mosquitoes inside that bit me and luckily I had some insect spray on me. It's because they left the front door open at times. They had only one restroom and there was a wait. I think most restaurants on the Philippines have only one restroom. We went to this restaurant 3 times because of gluten free options!

We recently dined at Wholesome Table and left with mixed feelings. The place itself is…read morebeautiful--very clean, modern, and definitely Instagram-worthy. The food presentation was also on point. Everything looked aesthetic and thoughtfully prepared. For this visit, we ordered the Salmon Tuyo, Chicken Inasal, and Hummus. Overall, the food was okay, but nothing really stood out. It wasn't bad, but it also wasn't the kind of meal that would make me excited to come back. The Chicken Inasal was a bit bland for my taste, and while the chicken oil was supposed to add more flavor, I found it too spicy. The other dishes were decent, but I kept wondering if we had simply ordered the wrong items. Maybe Wholesome Table shines more with its healthier signature offerings, and perhaps we'd have a better experience exploring that side of the menu next time. We spent around ₱1,800, and for that price, I expected something a little more memorable. The quality and presentation were there, but the flavors didn't quite justify the cost for me. I liked the ambiance and how photogenic everything was, but the food itself didn't have that "wow" factor. I'd still be open to giving it another try, but next time I'd probably order dishes that lean more into their healthy concept.