Unfortunately, my experience here was quite disappointing. The customer service was poor and staff…read moreclearly lack training in basic hospitality. The level of service felt more appropriate for a casual turo-turo stall in a public market than a proper dining establishment -- food was served with little care or presentation, and there was no sense of professionalism in how customers were attended to. Management would do well to invest in proper customer service training if they hope to meet the standards expected of a sit-down restaurant

Legendary food landmark in Iloilo. Great ambiance,awesome seafood and native lechon manok together…read morewith awesome company,perfect dinner! Would always visit if in the area.

We went to Nonie's after my husband read some good reviews, so we had some high expectations…read more Overall, we thought the food was good but didn't quite meet our high hopes. The restaurant is trendy looking, with chalk board wall displays and greenery. We ordered cocktails, and the purple pina colada was amazing! For appetizers, we got the sticky pork ribs and the tuna rolls. The sticky pork ribs were delicious; best thing we tried! We also had the fish & prawn curry and the bao sliders. We thought both were pretty good! The curry was very tasty! The mango sticky rice was fine. And I enjoyed a cinnamon roll. We thought it was a nice place for dinner. It was a little overhyped but still worth checking out.

Nonie's is an oasis in the sameness of Boracay food offerings. They have a fresh take on Filipino…read morefood and yet capture the essence of the cuisine Additionally Nonie offers refreshing and nutritious drinks that can give a needed health boost after eating too much meat in other places They're a bit hard to find being off the main road but look for nearby Hue hotel and give them a try. They present a nice look that's welcoming and the staff are gracious and helpful I al think their logo is inspired....wish I could buy the t shirt

Great service yummy food traditional to Iloilo. Just love it. Stopped by for lunch & what a great…read morehomecoming for me. Brought backed fond memories of my childhood. Ordered Crispy Pata, Kare-Kare, Fresh Vegetarian Lumpia, Ube Sago (Boba). Crispy Pata is pork leg with skin & bones boiled till tender & deep fried, crispy, so tasty. Be careful of bones tough on your teeth. Kare-Kare is beef stew with peanut sauce, thick & creamy with Pechay, like Bokchoy. Fresh Vegetable Lumpia is veggies wrapped in crepe like wrapper & rolled. Lumpia is not fried a healthy option. It comes with tasty sauce. Ube sago is more like Ube ice cream shake with Boba tapioca pearls. Ube is purple yam, Also good as a dessert drink. It's so rich, creamy & delicious. Nice ending to a great meal. Needless to say I rolled out of the restaurant with leftovers for my next meal in tow. The restaurant is in Robinson shopping mall with parking available. Free WiFi is available. This is my family's favorite traditional ilongo restaurant. Anyone visiting Iloilo must come & try this restaurant.

Another place for authentic Filipino staple favorites and Visayan food as well. They have several…read moresavory fried chicken,crispy pasta, Kare-kare, pinakbet, apan -apan (Visayan sauteed kangkong--a vegetable side dish). They serve tons of refreshing juices like Kalamansi juice, mango juice, fresh coconut juice. They also have special menu that's good for a party of 4 posted all around for a fixed price-all good for sharing. Just ask what portions best suits your party. The crispy pata is very good that has some crunchy skin and that perfect umami saltiness. This is located in the province of Iloilo where my in-laws are from. A very nice, upscale resto and oh, you can bring your own liquor and drink there even if it's a black label. They allow it and will even provide ice if you like that. It's a trendy place, clean, wonderful staff. I liked this place and all the foods we had. If you know your Filipino food like i do? I highly recommend this for a nice special dinner. This is a good place.

Yes, recommend ko gid ni siya. Nami man food nila, would like though if they had more ice cream…read moreflavors kay chocolate and strawberry lang ang available pero other from that goods naman. I went here last night for my birthday and very accomodating naman sila. Nami sang service. The servers were really nice. I called beforehand to reserve sana pero it's only walk-ins. The atmosphere/ambiance is depende man sa tap pero sa akon is okay man.

This place is about 3 minutes away from SM city, but because of Iloilo traffic, it could take as…read morelong as 20 frikkin minutes. They don't take reservations so if you have a big party coming, then you better come early to secure seats. This place is popular mainly because of their unlimited korean BBQ but they also have a lot of other dishes to choose from - sushi, several filipino dishes, chinese dishes and desserts. For around 600php per person, I'd say it's a really good deal. The place is clean, service is good but a little bit slow. We don't have a lot of buffet places in Iloilo . There's vikings in sm city but i prefer this one because it's less expensive and they have KBBQ - a must for carnivores like me!

We were staying at Henann Regency and were able to get free breakfast every morning, and thank…read moreGOODNESS for that because it's the best buffet they have, HANDS DOWN. Their champorado (ube or chocolate, always different) and their arroz caldo or korean porridge they had was SOOOO good. This is the only reason why I'm giving the food 5 stars. We went to their lunch buffet one day right as they opened and there were flies everywhere, it was hot (they later closed the doors) and the food was cold already, but they had lechon which was okay, just a bit bland. Halo halo bar was a cool idea, but they didn't even have any beans T_T Definitely go for BREAKFAST!!! The servers and helpers have wonderful customer service as well.

They advertised themselves as 'The Best Buffet in the Island. We ordered a Dry Martini which we…read moredidn't like. We asked to exchange it for something else. They refused and said different countries do it differently. The food was okay but nothing fancy. Servers provided entertainment. Don't expect too much.

My family took us to Ramboy's when we were in Aklan and it quickly became one of my favorite places…read moreto eat! The restaurant is clean and spacious, perfect for large groups, we were 10 people. The staff were nice and friendly, though the service took over 20 minutes so we were really hungry by the time the food came. We ordered liempo baboy, liempo manok, fish sinigang, pork sweet and sour, grilled bangus, chopsuey, and rice. My favorites were the liempo baboy and liempo manok, the pork was tender and juicy with a crispy outside, and the chicken was flavorful and perfectly cooked. The sinigang was tasty, and while the bangus was good, I wished it was a little crispier. The pork sweet and sour had a nice flavor but didn't have much meat compared to the sauce. Overall, I'd definitely recommend Ramboy's, but if you're dining with a big group, expect to wait a bit for your food.

Ramboy's is a popular lechonan/barbeque joint near Caticlan Airport. Here you can get everything…read moreyou can typically get from a well-stocked barbeque place - crispy pata, lechon manok, liempo, grilled calamari, boneless bangus, tuna belly, and so on. In addition, you can get non-BBQ Filipino favorites - kare-kare, kinilaw and lumpiang shanghai, just to name a few. Our guide took us there when we arrived mid-afternoon from Manila; it proved to be a good choice. A takeout order of rice and newly barbequed liempo and lechon manok served all seven of us. Prices were fairly reasonable - 210 pesos for a whole roasted chicken, 300 peso for a kilogram of roast pork. The roasting pit is continually turning out food because the place is popular even post-lunch, said our guide. If you are on your way to Boracay Island and are feeling a bit hungry, grab something to go here before getting on the ferry.

Good Food, Good Seevice, People are well mannered and respectful. Ambiance is tiny but its okay.read more

Solid's Halo Halo is the best! You are better off getting the Halo-Halo from here. At 75 pesos, the…read moreprice can't be beat. It isn't mostly ice as other Halo-Halo can be. It has lots of homemade fillings like minatamis na saging (caramelized bananas), minatamis na langka (caramelized jackfruit), sago and gelatin, and the usual jarred fillings like nata de coco and etc. It is topped with Ube Ice Cream and Leche Flan as well. It is so good. I'm so glad my sister told me about their Halo-Halo. This is a restaurant, so they have lots of Filipino dishes that you can order. They have some that are prepared already, but some are made to order. They have A/C and televisions inside the dining room if you need some entertainment to go with your meal. I haven't tried their regular Filipino food per se, but my parents order food from them here and there. Their convenience store is next door if you want to buy snack and beverages to go. We will definitely be back for their Halo-Halo next time we're in town!

My bf and I vacationed in boracay for a few days. I saw jeepney in DMall so we wanted to try it…read more. I've been to the Jeepney in NYC, so I was also wondering if there was any difference. My bf ordered a beef stew. It kinda of reminded me of a dark caldereta but it was sweet.. not bad tho. Meat was super tender and the gravy it came in was tasty. I ordered the crispy chicken covered with pinipig. This was super yummy! Wish I could've finished it! Despite the good food I'm giving this place a 3 because we ordered lumpia Shanghai, this was given to us after we got our meals. It was suppose to be an appetizer! Also, the service for some reason was slow and we were the only customers in the Resturant - like what was everyone doing??? Literally, my bf and I were the ONLY people there!

SENIORS BEWARE! DO NOT EAT HERE IF YOU WANT TO BE TREATED FAIRLY! Me and my wife (we are both over…read more60 years old however I'm the only one who has a Philippine Senior Citizen Card) ate at this restaurant Wednesday, June 10 for dinner. We shared 3 kinds of dishes. When I got our bill, they only deducted the senior discount on one dish that has the highest price. I called their attention that the senior citizen law states that if two individuals shared several dishes and only one has a senior citizen card, the senior discount should be from 50% of the total cost of the meal. The staff said that their policy is that only one dish (that has the highest cost) will be computed for the discount. I even showed them the law but they still refused to change their policy. I'm planning to file a complaint with the Dept. of Trade and Industry as well as with the National Commission for Senior Citizen about this.