We stood up on the beach after watching the sunset. We were hungry but we didn't need a full-on…read moremeal. What else was happening? Rain was moving up the beach fast. My fiance saw it, recommended it, and we ran to keep from getting wet from the rain. We didn't have many choices in the immediate vicinity without getting drenched. It's mainly a fried chicken chain. You can order some other dishes here but they appear to very much be the fast food spin on those dishes. I saw Andok's all over the place in Angeles and Manila. I'm surprised that chicken chains are around because in the land of Jolibee... it has to be hard to compete. I saw that you could get a half chicken for around 200 php(4 usd). Sign me up! I'm used to eating half chickens in America that are 10+ dollars. This was one of the places I received some looks. It seemed to be all local Filipinos in here, Filipino tourists, and a couple of Korean families. I guess with ALL of the tasty restaurant options on the island, chicken Andok's is one of the last places you plan to see an American pigging out on chicken. lol. The chicken wasn't terrible but it was dry. It was cheap enough that I can't complain but it didn't leave an impression on me compared to other chicken dishes I had around the country. I doubt I'll go back to any of the Andok's but it did do its job of allowing us to eat while waiting for the rain to pass.

FOOD- not good. chicken was burnt, dry, and salty…read more - Inihaw bangus not good as well ; not cooked Raw color , taste like can food - food rating 6.5 AMBIENCE- best. Restaurant has a separate air conditioned room. 9.9 rating SERVICE- best. Asssistance received on timely manner.10.0 rating

Kala ko ba fast food? ano ba ang policy nyo? first come first serve? grabe nauna pa servan ang alas…read more4 dumating sa alas 3 nag order!

Okay I confess I'm obsessed with their Classic Brown Sugar Milk Tea McFloat. It is so refreshing…read morewhen it's hot out, it's not too sweet and the boba is perfect. It costs about the same as Solid's Halo-Halo Special--PHP 75 ($1.50). McDonald's really needs to offer it in the States since the Boba craze is in full force there and McDonald's can capitalize on it. I'm not a juice or soda drinker, and since I'm on vacation, I don't mind indulging in something like this McFloat while I'm here in the Philippines. They also have a Wintermelon which I haven't tried. Just like other McDonalds we've been to abroad (France, Japan, India, Scandinavia, etc), the McDo in the Philippines tailors its menu to local tastes. You'll find Pandesal breakfast sandwiches, Silogs for breakfast, and Fried Chicken and Rice, Filipino Spaghetti here as well as typical McDonald's fare like Sausage Egg McMuffins, French Fries, Cheeseburgers and Chicken Nuggets. I've had their Cheeseburger and Fried Chicken. Their cheeseburger was okay. The Fried Chicken looks like Jollibee's, and it is a better choice here. Their French Fries tastes like they do in the States. This place can get super busy especially on weekends and holidays but they are super efficient. It's incredible to me how they can handle so many orders. They have air conditioning and have lots of seating upstairs. There's also a play area upstairs. We were so happy to see McDonald's open on the day after Typhoon Ursula hit us on Christmas Day. Their outdoor sign got destroyed by Ursula but they opened around noon nevertheless. Jollibee did not even open that day. We got some food from there and took advantage of their A/C since my parents' house lost power. Thanks McDo for being open so soon!

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!

Used to American sized meals so upon opening the box i was taken aback a bit to find that part of a…read morechicken fit! The rice wrapped separately is quite genius. Q.T.A.! QuickTastyAffordable

Felt like I was in Japan, beachside in a huge hut. The dishes had a homemade feel, no frills but…read moreprepared well and super delicious. Servers were friendly and polite. We saw many Korean and Japanese tourist while dining here. Came back 3 times and can't wait to return. Thank you, Nagisa!

Tasty breakfasts, plenty of coffee and juice, reasonably priced and right on the beach. How can you…read morego wrong?

Food and coffee are delicious! Staff is very friendly and the view from upstairs is incredible (and…read moreso are the muffins)!

While walking along the beach in Boracay, I spotted a sign saying "Home of the Original Calamansi…read moreMuffin". I told my wife that we need to stop here and try their Calamansi Muffins because I've never had one in my entire existence on this world! Oh my goodness!! I am so happy that we decided to purchase a box of their Calamansi Muffins because they tasted GREAT!!!!!! From the outside, Real Coffee & Tea Cafe looks quite small and ordinary. They have a second floor, and apparently the beach views from up there are terrific. We did not check it out for ourselves because we took our box of muffins back to the hotel. It took me 3 days to finish that box of muffins. No, I did not eat all of them by myself. I shared with my sister, brother n'law, and my fantastic wifey!! I only ate one a day so it was a total of 3 muffins that I enjoyed all to myself. They tasted both sweet and sour which was the perfect combination to me. Could eat them every day for the rest of my life!! They truly are Made With Love!!!!!!

One of the staff in our resort recommended for us to try this place for brunch one morning and we…read morewent for it. It was just an easy walk from our resort in Astoria Station 1 through the beach to this place. Actually it was quite a nice walk there. When we arrived we were greeted with a nice smile by one of the staff and was offfered immediately a table with an amazing view of the beach. The restaurant is busy but it is clean and organized with a chill vibe. Our server offered us the menu which had so many interesting items to choose from and we elected for a few lattes and different types of entrees. We didn't wait long to be served our meals and they were all Made fresh and presented nicely. We were hungry so we didn't wait to dig in. It was astonishingly good! definitely recommend this place for everyone visiting Boracay!

We came to The Sunny Side Cafe thinking that they would have some innovative foods based on what we…read moreread off Reddit. I wouldn't say that their food wasn't new and interesting, but the execution and fulfillment of my expectations/imagination were issuing. We tried the bacon and mango grilled cheese which was highly recommended by most Redditors and noted on the restaurants menu. They use a bread similar to brioche and it was fluffy and a good option. The lack of excitement in the food itself came from the missing "wow" in the taste. The homemade mango jam was really subtle. The tomato sauce/paste/soup that was provided in the side bowl did not tie the meal together. I'm not sure how to describe it, but I wouldn't consider it soup since it was thick and the tomato flavour really overpowered the taste of everything else on the plate. The shrimp roll was ok - it wasn't bad but it's also not something to write home about. They offered calamansi juice without sugar which was refreshing after a long day in the sun. The staff were kind and they were prompt with our orders. The restaurant caters to a lot of tourists, which is possibly due to its location. There was indoor and outdoor seating and we chose to sit indoors.