Hapag Heritage Cuisine serves delicious Filipino food. I tried their bestseller: Kilawin na Hipon,…read moreSinigang na Salmon, Crispy Pata, Dinakdakan, Gising Gising na Sigarilyas, Beef Morcon, Tinapa Rice. Hipon sa Taba ng Talangka and finally for dessert Pandan Cheesecake. The waiters were very courteous, attentive and engaging. The Chef, Julio Lara has done a great job with the food selection. The restaurant has a homey atmosphere. If you are craving for Heritage Filipino food, HAPAG HERITAGE CUISINE is a must go to place. Location is at 140 Maginhawa Street, Barangay Sikatuna Village, Quezon City. For reservation: call 8139672.

PWD friendly Clean surroundings, huge dining area, relaxing…read moreambience Food is good too

Good for Family Gatherings. Kids and Adults loved it! Nice ambiance too!…read moreThere's a place for walks after the sumptuous meal!

Rolando's Farm to Table Restaurant is one of my favorite casual dining restaurants. Very friendly…read morestaff and awesome ambiance. I don't only enjoy great food here but this is also one of my favorite place to do work out of office. Great internet connection too.

From the owner: Our vision is for our restaurant to be a mecca of authentic Filipino cuisine, yet with the aim to…read moremaintain creativity with our dishes. This restaurant aspires to create awareness about environment preservation, at the same time, encourage agricultural production and entrepreneurship.

The food is really good. Mababait ang mga tao at maganda ang ambiance. We have tried Sisig…read moreDinuguan Tokwat baboy Calamares Java rice Beef Puchero Crispy kalitiran Inihaw na tuna belly Crispy kare kare fried chicken Sinigang sa miso bangus belly Perfect sa mga balik bayan na nagccrave sa masarap na filipino food

From the owner: It is a culinary abode where you can enjoy feast of the palate through different provincial dishes…read moreand specialties. It also showcases antique furniture.

We visited Philippines this year and this was our first Filipino restaurant and oh my...them crispy…read moresisig was sooooooo good and definitely highly recommended. We also ordered beef Salpicao that I enjoyed. The sinigang wasn't as sour for my taste and the pinakbet could've had thicker sauce for my liking. The sago ube and pandan are a must tho. Check this spot out if you're in UP TownCenter area.

This may be a chain restaurant in the Philippines but it very straight forward Filipino food, that…read morereflect authentic cuisine in a high end presentation, all Manam, have the same menu, they are all clean, and staff is always nice and attentive. It is a little more expensive, but still affordable, and quality of the food is good, good portions They are everywhere in the Philippines in every mall, so if you see one, check it out. Dragon egg approved.

The menu is well suited for Filipinos who like their home cooking dishes. Such as fish, veggies &…read moremeat.

Tapsilog we're not bad, but nothing spectacular neither. We also ordered sliced green mangoes, the…read morebagoong was also neither good nor bad. Service was meh. AC were insufficient to cool the place. Restroom was decently clean, but nothing fancy.

Their food was okay, honestly forgettable. But their bagoong was really good. It made for a much…read morebetter meal because it went with everything. I could have eaten it with just white rice and been satisfied. I'd come back here for their bagoong alone. The fried rice tasted like MSG. Bagnet is basically 80% fat 20% meat. Almost everything on the menu has a bagnet so if those aren't your thing, don't come at all.

Fine dining for a reasonable price! It is located inside Vertis mall, situated at a beautiful…read morelocation that isn't very crowded. The theme is fine Filipino dining and sure does deliver. The dishes were shared equally among five people, and even then we had some for leftovers. We had chicharron bulaklak for our appetizer and it taste similar to the ones you'd find on the street, but made from cleaner ingredients. Our main entrees consisted of kare kare ( beef stew with peanut sauce), sisig (a skillet of pork and chicken), crispy pata (deep fried pig parts) and Filipino paella. The Filipino paella was absolutely delightful and it was enjoyed by everyone in my group. They made it Filipino style by adding tocino. The rice was also seasoned Filipino style and toasted to the perfect crunchiness. I highly recommend this dish. The other dishes were decent, but not as good as I expected. The kare kare seemed to lack too much of the peanut butter taste, which is needed to characterize the kare kare taste. The sisig was also lacking flavor, which I think stems from the meat used. Maybe it was a healthier version? The crispy pata was great and crispy! But the accompanying sauce needed more taste and kick to perfect the crispy pata. On the other side, their shakes were wonderful. We ordered all types of shakes and not only did they look beautiful, they tasted divine. For example, the mango and cheese shake is a weird combination, but they made it blend in the creamiest way. The shakes here are something that can be rarely found elsewhere! So for those on a budget but crave a bit of elegance, stop by here. It is also not as crowded as other malls yet since Vertis is so new!

This is one of the better Filipino restaurants in Eastwood. When you walk in, it looks like a…read moreEuropean restaurant. Not very Filipino to me. I love the Pinakbet. They are better with Lechon Kawali Chips. For dessert, the Iday was very good. However, it's served skewered in a glass drinking cup. The suman was too hard to get out from the cup. I have to come back here on my next visit to try more dishes. Note: I put my bag on the floor next to one of the tall air conditioners inside. It got wet. The AC leaked water. It was a bit annoying. Staff wasn't very apologetic about it. They said they would 'look into it.'

Merienda-all-you-can at PhP140? My parents were excited. I, however, was quite skeptical. I've…read moretried one such promo from a different food chain before and I was quite disappointed. There were very few things to choose from that it did not feel like an all-you-can-eat. Still, I gave in. It wouldn't hurt to let my parents treat me to Barrio Fiesta. But, when I finally saw the variety of choices and the quantity of the food being served, my mouth began to water. First in line was my ever-favorite puto bumbong and beside it were other rice cakes: puto, kutsinta, and palitaw. The rice cakes alone would have been sufficient to satisfy me, but it did not stop there. They also served dinuguan, goto, tokwa't baboy, guinataang mais, pancit canton, corned beef hash, lumpiang hubad, minatamis na saba and other desserts. My family and I couldn't stop eating and so couldn't the other customers. Each time a tray was emptied, the staff were quick to refill it. So, Barrio Fiesta merienda-all-you-can at PhP 140? Exceeds expectations. I'd be happy to come back anytime.

It's a medium sized branch, has the best of what Potato Corner has to offer, has enough seats for…read moreabout 10 people. Ordering is easy and the service is satisfactory.