For a food court option, this one is off the charts! From the moment we entered the line until we…read morefinished our food, the line was consistently long. I can't even say it's because it's trendy; it's pretty darn good just like their branch on 32nd Street! Mozzarella Sticks were delicious! The cheese inside's legit and tasty especially with some sauce! Hickory BBQ Wings Half a dozen was already perfect for two of us. At first, the quantity looked unsatisfying but I realized how wrong I was when we started picking up the pieces with our plastic gloves. Scent of the barbecue was just as appetizing as the flavor itself, emanating a strong and smoky goodness I will always remember. This is the type I can easily default with. Service Waiting time was reasonable even though the queue was nasty. Looks like they're used to having things in proper order. They're probably moving like Diner Dash (game reference) experts from the kitchen to the sendoff! Claim your orders with the UFO numbers.

I think this is not buffalo-wings. This is just Fried chicken. The price is ok.read more

In the province (mostly) Andok's has it's own restaurant and what I mean by that is they have a…read moredine-in option and not just to go. I think we've adapted that in some of the branches here. Though Rosario still only has the take-out kind, it's still my favourite branch because I grew up getting my Andok's chicken fix from them. I know most of us are fond of their chicken, it might not be our top choice but we all like it just the same. I always get extra sauce, the ratio of my chicken and the sauce needs to be 1:1, I need to dip it with every bite and I also like it with rice which they also sell just in case you need it and don't have it ready at home. Through the years their portions might have changed a little but the taste remains the same. Andok's is part of our Christmas tradition so it's always on our table for Noche Buena.

Best food ever i really recommend it and the employees are super nice there service is super quick…read moreand the food is so delicious thr ambiance it like a urban restaurant feeling

A good Thai place in Ortigas. It has a nice quiet ambience which I like. The tom yun was my…read morefavorite! It has just the right amount of spice in it. The pomelo salad, prawns with lemon grass and the Thai fried rice was just ok. Not exactly noteworthy for me. The squid with salted egg is also good. I like the sauce but I can't taste the salted egg. The spicy wagyu beef is also ok. I didn't like it particulary but my friends enjoyed it. Eggs son in law is also good but I know another Thai resto which can make a better version of it. The Thai iced tea is a bit too sweet too. Overall, we had a good meal in this place.

So I was told all sorts of good things about this place so I decided to give it a try. People…read morecompared it to the In N Out of the Philippines. I have to say I wasn't disappointed but I wasn't blown away either. The pricing for Philippine standards was pretty high. I got their grilled cheeseburger and burger fries. Almost $10. The burger itself was cheesy goodness but the quality of their meat was tough. The burger fries were good. But not great. I liked how their fries were crispy and skinny.

Did you know that if you get their bestseller Bibimbop without the egg and meat, and drizzle it…read morewith gojuchang sauce, it's then suitable for vegetarians and vegans? I know the idea sounds sad, but it's actually quite tasty and satisfying. The kimchi and the gojuchang sauce certainly does all the magic here, and if you're lucky enough to have very fresh vegetables. This will cost you Php 99 still, but I do think it's worth it. If you're ordering meat and egg-free bibimbop, at first you'll get a 'huh?' look from their staff, but they will grant you your request. It's still served in a sizzling plate with that ridiculous paper ring around it that's supposed to protect you from getting burned. I'm not sure though if the Rice Cake and Japchae (with omitted meat) are vegan, but it does seem likely that they can be (do ask first though!). TIP: Ask for extra sesame oil for your bibimbop to make it extra tasty.

Who ever thought of getting decent Korean food from a food court? I was never really a fan of the…read moreKorean cuisine, but when it's good (like any kind of food) I can't resist it. I never believed my mother when she swore by her new discovery of Kimbob. There was a little kiosk in a food court nearby that I never thought of eating in and because my mom swore by their version of the Bibimbap, I had to go see for myself...she was right. I don't know if it was because of my mentality that anything served on a sizzling plate became a work of art, but I was overjoyed by this new affordable food discovery. I always lean towards the fried safe food that is pretty difficult to screw up, but I'm glad to know that this time around I have a healthy choice.

There was a craze few years back when everyone was just in Chuck's Deli. I remember even seeing my…read morecousin's name as one of the few people that did the Sandwich challenge (I cannot imagine myself doing that because the plain sandwiches alone are huge). I absolutely love how different each deli sandwich is in Chuck's. As much as I love the Western taste, I still crave the for Asian food. That's why one of my favorite sandwiches here is the Faking Duck. It's a peking-style inspired slabwich with roast pork, lettuce, hoisin sauce, leeks and crispy noodles. Sounds a bit weird but trust me, it's something you'll want to order again and again. I usually just go for the 1/4 slab as the proportions here are really big. The Arce Dairy Milkshakes are the bomb. You have to order this with your sandwhich. I know I know, weird that it's like eating a dessert with your main meal. But for some weird reason, there's this added happiness I feel when I combine the milkshake with a sandwich. The milkshake is so rich because I feel like they just blended ice cream and served it as a slush! YUM.

I first visited Chuck's Deli a few years ago when there was still so much hype about it. It was one…read moreof those (super) hot summer afternoons when my friends and I were still in college and we just wanted to grab a grub. To this day though, I still order The Buffy, which honestly only caught my attention because of the word "vampire" in its description. But basically, it's chicken wings, shredded and made into a sandwich. Servings are huge (for me at least) so I usually just order a half slab to give space for the fries and an ice cold glass of Coke. The Serendra branch is hardly ever full even on Sundays, so it's a good plan b if you have nowhere else to go. The hype for Chuck's Deli is over so I guess now the prices are too expensive if you think about it. But it's worth going to at least once a year if you're out of options.

Thank you for the service! The cashier should smile more just like the crew in lobby, Christine…read more She's so welcoming also very polite. Keep this kind of employee

As always, Chicken Joy is the number one choice for me. This is one of my childhood favorite and I…read morewill always go back to enjoy their Chicken Joy. Crispy skin, juicy and tender meat. Make it spicy and boom! Extra rice please! But this time, we had it differently. We ordered through their Drive Thru. Good take out service. Fast response and friendly staff. Just had to wait for a few minutes for our bulk order of Chicken Joy but all in all, this is a good place to buy food when you are on the go.

The ramen for me was actually quite good. Soup base was rich though the noodles were just alright…read more The burger i had was okay its the single patty black burger. The bun was unique but not necessarily in a good way. The patty filling and cooked well.