Hi Yelpers. Do peruse my pictures first please. Why? Impact. The drain included is across the…read morestreet from SM mall, where the restaurant I dined at exists. I call myself a first world foodie to remind me that no matter how many stars align for my experiences, they are a million stars for some in this world. Save yourself and stop here. The huge drain pictured is where I came across a family of 6 Somalian refugees encamped just 2 days earlier. Eating, sleeping there. No amount of money I gave them was enough. It's since been roped off. So tonight, my meal was a million stars comparatively. From my Yelp perspective? 5 stars. These were some delicious, spicey Filipino/Korean seasoned crunchy tacos. Almost kimchi, almost adobo. Trust me, completely amazing. Curly fries reminded me of Arby's. The sweet tea, by Libertea. By itself would beat most teas in the south USA. Service, standard Pinoy, but that in itself is super dooper amazeballs. No way to describe it. Some put in 14 hr days $4 a shift. Basically .29 usd per/hr. Plus tips. Perspective. Take care folks. Find a charity to your liking. We're one world. If you can Yelp, please, you can help. Peace, and taco grease.

Luv their Birria Tacos, wish they can improve their burritos such as removing the lettuce and…read morereplacing them with refried beans goes well with the rice.

"Voted Best Wings in Buffalo, NY", let's see how they fare here in the Philippines…read more Lots of seating but one tiny hostess/cashier table. I wouldn't recommend coming during rush hours, because even if there were more staff, they'd be bumping into each other in such a small work space. Servers are friendly. Most of the wing choices are saucy with the top 3 hottest flavors needing waivers (nice gimmick). ORDERED: - Chipotle Lime - sauce poured over wings so they were not fully covered. Sauce was thick like a cheese sauce. This was tasty. - Louisiana Cajun Spice - one of the few dry rubs. Reminded me of the flavorful salty wings from Wingstop. - (Waffle) fries were crispy but again salty. - Dirty rice - for fast food this was pretty good. Food came out reasonably fast and everything was piping hot. Hubby thought the wings were a tad overcooked but I thought they were fine. Sure we'd come back if we're craving for something saucy or salty.

Have been back in the Philippines for a few weeks and was hesitant to try but we decided to eat…read morehere today and was absolutely amazing. Hands down the best Chicken in Tarlac for sure. They have many flavors and you can have it added to the chicken or just as a dip sauce. I had the hottest available Armageddon and loved it. The staff was great and always helpful. Would recommend it to anyone to come and eat at. You can also order online and have it delivered with Food Panda or you can pick it up.

Hello Yelpers back in the US of A. Needed a bit of home. What's more Murican than Mickey Ds? Okay,…read moreso I gave up completely on MDs back home, but I needed a familiar feeling. Service here is a mad house on caffiene, but stellar nonetheless. They are serving and endless stream of patrons. Nothing short of amazing. My Big Mac? Think back to the late 70s when they still cared to make them like the picture. I see, most of you weren't here then. I was, but maybe had McDonald's twice before age 18. Both times, cheeseburgers. But we knew what it looked like. Ours aren't these. PHP 284 for a meal. That's just $5.08 for Big Mac, Med fries, med drink, plus $3k for the trip to get it. What a bargain. The service aline justifies it. Take care of yourselves, and those you love

I love how where it's locally placed, but the food gave me stomach issues. The fries were cold when…read morethe worker gave it to me. Thanks for the wonderful experience. The Ambiance of the place is pretty alright, but there's trash everywhere.

The food is good considering that it's a fast food chain. The service is also good but it's sad…read morethat the prices are spiking.

This is definitely the busiest Mang Inasal that I have visited. The pecho plate with rice is my…read morefavorite topped off with a small or large halo halo. I'm a regular whenever I'm at Clark.

Obviously... when in the Philippines, you have to try the fast food staple. Jollibees ARE…read moreEVERYWHERE! Enter Jollibee. Primarily fried chicken and spaghetti. I didn't have the spaghetti... spaghetti has always been a weird fast food for me; Even at the sit-downs here in America. The chicken on the other hand... was delicious. Both the regular and the spicy. The spicy didn't have much of a kick but it was enough to give you some flavor. The only thing that could be improved at Jollibee is the sauce. You can get gravy for your chicken or the burger steaks they have but as far as I could tell, they don't have any type of sauce for the chicken. I had sauces at other restaurants... maybe the gravy here is just that good. I'm honestly just not a gravy person. I'd love to have some honey mustard or sweet and sour sauce. Even if just vinegar was available for dipping... *drools*. One other menu highlight is the peach-mango pies. Much like a Mcdo's Apple pie but with peach and mango inside. So good that I brought two with me on the plane ride back. What a delicious snack hot and cold! I do wish I could've tried the Buko pies but the locations I visited didn't have them. The chicken is easily better than KFC(also located throughout the Philippines). I think there are 2 or 3 Jollibees in America now. I hope they take over America too. This specific location was always busy. I used it for eating and as a spot for ATM withdrawals. The ATM here is kind of tucked away so there's not much worry about prying eyes. This is a busy location. People fill the tables. There are always trikes outside too so no worries about catching a ride after you've stuffed yourself. On my next visit, I hope to try their other menu items. I'm sitting here right now wishing I could order chickenjoy and rice for delivery... *drools*.

Very helpful staff carry your tray(s) to your table. Clean dining area and booths with rock hard…read moreseats. A big plus is their drive through and parking lot. Food is standard Jollibee fare, our favs are: - Garlic rice - served only during breakfast BOO! - Spicy Chickenjoy (fried chicken) - (deep fried)Peach Mango pie Food comes out fast and hot. Washrooms are clean except for the toilets seats, guess they didn't see the "no standing on the seat" sign. Environmentally aware with an air dryer for your hands and a no straw policy. Conveniently located across from the Bayanihan/Main Gate terminal, and walking distance from SM City Clark and Fields Walking Street.

It's been a year since they've opened, let's see what's changed. A number of items on the menu are…read moreunavailable, so ask before ordering. The owners must have read the prior reviews because some problems have been resolved. Knowledgeable and accommodating staff. We asked to sample the Crazy Hot sauce and they obliged; it was much hotter than before. No more weird 3 fingered gloves here, they give you wet wipes to clean up afterwards. They now have filtered water so you don't have to buy a bottle of water. ORDERED - Strawberry shake made with fresh fruit and milk and a drizzle of strawberry syrup (reminds me of Nesquick strawberry milk) - yummy! I drank it for dessert. - Wings and fries combo - Lemon Pepper - more sweet than tart, they used A LOT of sweet lemon butter to coat the wings before seasoning them. - Honey BBQ - glaze was caramelized, tasty - Crazy Hot Sauce - pretty spicy, they used A lot of Red Hot hot sauce. I'm a Tabasco girl myself. They serve ranch dressing and ketchup with the combo. Meaty chicken wings that are fried then covered in sauce. Fries were barely crisp, even after we requested them to be crispy. Be careful of the drumettes, some have a sharp bone fragment (please see picture). I notified staff about this. They have free WiFi and food delivery is available via foodpanda. Please read my previous review for more details.

Clean, good AC, cheerful staff, sports on the two televisions, in between the BDO and the 7-11 on…read moreFriendship Highway. Everyone in the place is observing safety measures for COVID-19, so happy to see that. Fifties themed, and I don't really care for retro ambiance in general, in restaurants, but that is my personal preference. It's probably a good choice for them, considering that a lot of their customers will probably be older expatriate men. They advertise as being from Georgia in the States, but the counter people told me it is Korean-owned. Which makes sense, because it's in Koreatown in Angeles City. Maybe it's a Korean-American owner that lived in Georgia? Or, a Korean that worked for a while in the States? Who knows, really....... The food is actually quite good, but as in most places in the Philippines, "spicy" is not very spicy at all. This place is no exception to that generalisation. Platters are big, no complaints there. I come from New Orleans, so I grew up eating very spicy food, and this spice is hotter than most places in the Philippines, but not as hot as I'd like. Would I come back? Definitely.

Despite the most recent review being 1 star, I still wanted to try Marthina's Cafe. Unfortunately,…read moreI had a similar experience as the last person who posted, as a majority of the menu items were unavailable. Out of the extensive coffee/boba listings, only 3 drinks were in-stock. It took us around 10 minutes of going through the lunch menu and being told they did not have what we wanted, to the point we debated leaving; I decided to just settle for fries and a salad since they had the chicken adobo that my bf ordered. In the time it took for our meals to arrive, another family left in frustration after multiple attempts to find something available The employee at the register was rude and completely unsympathetic as she kept coldly repeating "(dish/drink) is unavailable", while offering no alternatives. She watched us struggle to choose the next-best options for 10 minutes, then finally told us what they did have, which implicitly informed us that during the entire interaction, she was well-aware of their inventory but could not be bothered to let us know. My bf said his chicken adobo and the garlic cheesy fries were good. My chicken caesar salad was okay, but the dressing tasted slightly off. My coffee arrived when we were almost done eating- I think they forgot about it... The mocha frappe was so rich and decadent, which was bittersweet because the new Nutella Espresso and the Pepero coffee that we had originally chosen would have been amazing, but (as you can guess) both were unavailable so I had to resort to my default mocha It's understandable to run out of ingredients or wait on a supply re-stock, but to the extent of having less than 10% of the dishes/drinks on your menu is just... They're receiving 3 stars because I loved the mocha frappe (it brought them up from 2 stars) But please work on customer service :(

I like the ambiance. Clean and decor is eclectic; books, rustic distressed decor with antiqued…read morelooking laterns and wall frames with pictures of tropical leaves. They even had some folk guitar music playing in the background. The prices are very fair. Average 120-130 pesos for a rice meal. All day breakfast for 80-90 pesos. They have sides and shareable bites like sisig and Sriracha wings for about 200somethingish pesos. I ordered the strawberry blossom drink . It had graham cracker cookie like crumble on top and bottom. It tasted exactly like a strawberry angel cake in a cup. Kim ordered the carbonara. Precy ordered a BBQ rice plate and we ordered a few sides of the pork sisig. Dad ordered the sweet and sour fish. It was a lot of food. The sisig to share was enough for 3 people. I split a serving of rice with my mom. The food was fresh and pretty good. Id come back again. Good price, nice and clean ambiance, food came out quickly , and the taste was yummy. I was not disappointed.

We came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon and it was so busy. Despite being busy, we got our…read morefood quick. We ordered the pork steak, palabok, and halo-halo. The steak was ok, it was a little chewy. The palabok was delicious, and we enjoyed the halo halo.

Order at the counter, pay at the cashier, find a table, listen for your name, then raise your hand…read moreso staff can bring you your food. They have a large dining room which is busy because they're located across the street from Nepo Mart. Filipino snacks cakes and baked goods are available, as well as pastas, noodle dishes, and F. My favs are the siomai, sushi, tiboktibok (made from carabao milk) and puto pao (puto and siopao); my friends love their palabok. I've noticed that they are often used when it comes to catering for get togethers. Fast food quality, dependable, and a beloved establishment here in Pampanga.