Buffet's are difficult for me because I do not eat that much. That was not the case at Feast. My…read morefamily and I were here for a few hours eating, talking, hanging out, and eating more. The food was delicious. My son is quite picky and he was able to find a number of things to try and eat. They was a number of choices and different types of food available. I would not have any objections of returning the next time I'm in the Philippines.

Amazing buffet located in the Oasis hotel in Angeles City Pampanga. The all you can eat buffet…read moreis so worth the 2100 peso, everything is amazing. The staff here are just absolutely the best. They will help you with everything. Bring your soup, garlic shrimp, oysters, just really nice people. Don't pass on the Roast Beef, Salmon and sushi. The soup & salad was a great addition. The different local desserts were equally delicious . Definitely a must stop and try if visiting Pampanga.

One of the best if not the best buffets in Angeles! The night we went there was roast beef, sushi,…read moresashimi, leg of lamb, and a variety of seafood made to order! All of the food was fresh and flavorful. The servers were very kind and attentive. The restaurant was very clean and could be considered on the upscale side. I can't wait to return as we had such a wonderful experience on our first visit.

Had the buffet last night and was very impressed. They have a good Chef and was very affordable…read more... 295p for all you can eat. It was the best salad bar I've been to in the Philippines. Everything fresh and tasty. Two choices of soup, single serving pasta prepared right in front of you, a bunch of entree choices and a dessert section. Will definitely recommend to my friends.

posted closing time at the store 9p / online 11p !!! got to…read morerestaurant at 805p - was told their last call for orders was at 8p !!! hellll-o make it right Veranda! who would support businesses who doesn't care for customers that are misinformed & really post it for 8p close if u can't accom past 8p

Compared to other restos in the area that offer buffet option, Veranda restaurant leaves much to be…read moredesired in terms of food offerings. The time I went to dine in, there was not much to choose from. There were some few appetizers that were okay, the main course was blah! Their thai food was not delicious. I only tried three types of desserts and nothing had the wow factor. Their service was outstanding though as their wait staff was very attentive. If you opt for a buffet, I would go look somewhere else where you would get more bang for your bucks.

It was a decent hotel that I would classify as a 3-star versus a 4-star, as listed. The staff was…read morenice and always greeted us when coming and going from building to building. One issue that I had was that the laundry, which was included with the stay, was not picked up on 2 of the 3 days it was utilized. then I had to ask for the last two days before checking out, and you could tell they rush-washed them. I'm not sure what was going on, but you would expect more from a hotel that charges that much a night. The breakfast area was okay but nothing impressive. I would classify it as overpriced for the buffet style of food, which was more about quantity than quality.

The hotel ask for security deposit of 2000 pesos per night. So at the check in counter, she asked…read morefor the security deposit of 4000 pesos. I gave her the cash of 4k, and she also asked for a credit card, not sure what it was for. So I handed her the credit too. And she gave me a receipt for 4k, and I thought that was the receipt for the cash I gave her. Didn't realized that she charge the 4k on the credit card and the receipt was for the card not the cash. So when I checked out, handed them the receipt and asked for my cash back. they told me that was for the card holding deposit which they will reverse so as not to charge my credit card/. And they asked for the cash receipt , but since I did not get one and assumed that the receipt I received was for the cash. They checked their video and was told that I did not gave her cash but only the credit card. Be careful with these hotel staff, of their modus operandi.

We went to this cabalen in Sm Clark. horrible experience. it was 8 of us . and waited for 30 min…read moreto be seated. then after we were seated, we started to get food. all i see is tofu and tuyo pancit. dirty, messy, and empty food. ive been asking for food but they only have certain food like tokwa na walang meat and breaded tuyo. halo halo is just crushed ice and one kind of sahog. my nepnews was eating tuyo and tokwa. i was so disgusted why its okay for this place to charge people for butfet but only has 4 or 5 items available that is obviously very cheap. i asked to talk to the manager but managet is nowhere to find according to staff. horrible! disgusting.

Cafeteria style buffet featuring a good selection of Filipino food. Atmosphere is nice and clean,…read moreand prices are competitive.

We had a dinner at Pipanganan Capampangan the food is not bad it's just okay the service was good…read moreit's just an ordinary buffet the place was just regular no ambiance to this place.

Their event center is enough for small intimate occasions. The food taste yummy…read more Reasonably priced.

Service was excellent. The staff is very attentive, professional and so helpful…read more Pretty spacious and nice ambiance. It was perfect for our group. There was a lot of selection for food. Food was average. However,I can say that their desserts are over the top. Make sure you make room for it.

Great selection of food highly recommended thank you Goji I…read morewould definitely come back again

Honestly, the food is decent, not excellent, yet different, however, I was a little taken back by…read moreour bill. Walking in, and after reading the first reviewer, I was expecting a decent meal at a decent price, only considering that yes, this place looks somewhat like a beefed up truo turo nothing fancy. We ordered 2 frogs (small), 2 of the meatloaf (size of a potato each) , 2 main dish and 1 order of vegetables and 2 cokes. The total bill was P2,600. I've paid less for breakfast in BGC for more in my opinion. The frogs we like stuffed with meat, they were quite small, about 2-3 bites worth not including the legs. The meatloaf was pretty good, they do include this AMAZING sauce which are the drippings of Murcon, so essentially, its fat, but seriously, who cares, it was AMAZING. I ordered a side of rice and just poured it on top and just ate that since we basically ran short on food. I asked them if they would sell me some, but unfortunately, not for sale, they would kill it if they were able to preserve this somehow and sell it, no kidding, top 20 of my list of the best things I've ever eaten. The rest of the food was on point... again, decent, not excellent. Good stop over, just ask about pricing before you order, I didn't and was a bit taken back. I think simply because of the place itself I didn't expect to see that. STAY HUNGRY!

It is a well-known fact that Kapampangans are very fond of food and are excellent cooks. However,…read moreone little-known fact would be that they have frogs and crickets as delicacies. Despite the modern times, These are still proudly served at Everybody's Café. On a road trip to the Ilocos region, we decided to make a detour and have dinner at Everybody's Café, which aside from their long list of familiar, delectable Kapampangan offerings, also offers exotic items such as the betute and the camaro. Because we wanted to try something different and push our (food) limits, we decided getting both the betute and camaro. The betute is stuffed frog and tastes like friend chicken more than anything. The camaro on the other hand was a bit scary and odd to eat, because looking at it, the clump of crickets look like they're maggots or white worms. Because I wasn't going to let my mind ruin my dinner and chance at being brave, I took a spoonful and put it into my mouth. Surprisingly, it was indeed good and chewy. Everybody's Café is definitely for everybody - from Kapampangans themselves, local patrons, and even foreign guests as well.