Aloha cafe and restaurant located in barangay 1zansueta st San fernando la union a very nice…read moreplace . Serve Filipino and American food .sizzling and sashimi . Fresh kambing ,baboy and beef . And pre order of lechon for occasion can sit and sing with videoke while dining

We stopped by here on our drive back to San Marcelino. They were able to accommodate our large…read moreparty with a short wait. The service was good. They were all friendly and very patient as there were 13 of us and we all had some customized order. The food was good, definitely flavors that I were different than what I was accustomed to in the US. I appreciated the variety of the menu items. Everyone one of us was able to find something that suited our very different food cravings. The ambiance was pleasant, considering it was located along the "backroads". The parking wasn't the greatest, but our driver managed to find a secure spot for our huge passenger van under a tree.

Service was great, staff very helpful. They did thier best due to it being busy…read more Food was good but if issue came up they helped to fix it. Would I return YES! Recommend it YES!

This was a nice restaurant within walking distance from our Airbnb. It was a humid day, and our…read moremain intent was just to try their drinks...an assortment of fruit smoothies and ice coffee. However, they had quite a menu as well. I had the Camarones Fries (I'm assuming the chef or owner had some background in South American cuisine). The garlic shrimp was tasty and in par with similar shrimps I've enjoyed in the past. My peers tried the pasta (pesto I believe?) which they thoroughly enjoyed. The pork chop was also tasty. The restaurant is fairly new, hope it survives and becomes a new go-to place in the ever growing La Union area.

Yummylicious Milkshake.. two thumbs up for their chicken surprise & very unique place to dine in..read more

We've been here a hundred times but we don't know what's happening for the last times that we were…read morehere .... It's supposed to be open 24 hrs but when we come here they don't want to serve us most of the menu they say they're out of this but when we come back in 2 hours the next shift isn't out of anything this has happened many times and it's quite frustrating not to mention many times they're closed except the doors aren't locked the lights are not off and the sign is on what the heck is going on here. We're driving all the way from Itogon about 9 kilometers only to get disappointed. Tonight the only thing you can order is classic burger and guess what fries is not available ! How can you eat burgers without fries? I think they just don't want to work ! WTF! We almost don't want to come back if they will treat us like this. It was no like this before ! The management should check! If you can't serve atleast 80% of your menu .... just do t open! Sent from my iPhone

So I've been back to the Philippines, Baguio specifically, every year for the past 3 years and I…read morehave always passed this place up each time. I always passed by this place from a distance so I never saw what was inside. In my head, this was like a random Philippine Navy or Army recruiting station located in a busy restaurant area of Camp John Hay. On this most recent trip to Baguio I finally walked close by ArmyNavy. I was totally wrong! It turns out that ArmyNavy is actually a fast food restaurant that serves up delicious food. Haha! The menu is quite long! They serve up burgers, mexican-style dishes, chicken and filipino breakfast. On my first visit I ordered their pinoy breakfast burrito. The burrito had spanish rice, fried egg and chicken adobo flakes. This burrito was so rich but soooooo good! Try it with a side of sour cream. On another visit I tried their fried chicken. The leg and thigh pieces were really juicy and the skin crisp. I was really surprised at how delicious the chicken was. Unfortunately the white gravy paired with the chicken was a bit too peppery. Another miss was the stuffed chocolate croissant with the vanilla ice cream. It looked great in the picture but it fell apart quickly and the croissant was kind of stale. Overall, solid fast food restaurant chain in the Philippines. Personally, I thought this place was much better than the uber-popular Jolibee chain. Check them out!

My favorite resort in all of La Union! Been going here almost annually since 2018! Their service is…read moretop notch! Everyone is very friendly, from the reception desk, to the restaurant staff and even the housekeepers! The massage offerings are also very nice! Food is as great as you may expect and the fact that it's literally walking distance to the beach! I will always choose Kahuna! Also a huge shoutout to our driver to Vigan, Kuya Edgar! Could not have asked for a better driver to take us around!

Got a massage at Spa Luana (check out my review) and ended up staying for lunch, which was a happy…read moresurprise. They have an extensive American and Filipino menu, and I was craving a burger. The service was pretty good overall! Though there were some small ups and downs like missing condiments or my cousin's Hawaiian burger missing pineapple but, the fries were definitely a highlight, hot and crispy. Prices are pretty affordable for tourists, and the view is absolutely stunning! Overall, it's a really cute resort with beautiful beach views. The prices are decent. If you're planning a big family trip, I'd probably recommend an Airbnb, but if it's just a few people, this could be the perfect spot. A lot of surfers come here, and for around $150 a night, you can get a family suite with 2 queen beds, pretty reasonable. Want something bigger? A 2-bedroom for 8 people with 4 queen beds runs about $330, which breaks down to roughly $45 per person per night if all 8 adults split it. Not bad at all for a fun beach getaway!

Jollibee was our go to place to eat after a day in San Fernando. It definitely is different from…read morethe United States. They actually have plates and utensils. That made it feel like home. The staff were so courteous and helpful. The food was really tasted different in the Philippines. The spicy chicken had a different kind of spice that's packed with heat, but a smooth kind of heat. And the way they packed the rice made it so much easier to eat. I also tried the tuna pie! It was yummy! It was a tuna melt in a crispy outer shell. The overall atmosphere was very friendly. The only thing for me is the bathrooms. I'm one of those who rate the bathrooms too.

This Jollibee location is open 24 hours, so perfect for your midnight fried chicken cravings or a…read morepit stop for that long drive on your way south to Manila or north to Laoag. They offer your typical Jollibee meals - Jollibee fried chicken meals with rice, with sweet Filipino-style spaghetti, Pancit Palabok, boneless Bangus. If you're looking for a more American option, they also have hot dogs, chili dogs, burgers (or Yumburger), and spicy BBQ corn (so good!). For dessert, their famous peach mango pie - get the three for Php 68.00 for a good deal! Take-out is easy too.

Such a beautiful place :) Loved my drink Amaretto Sour and the food was very good. I'll be back !read more

This is now our second time coming here. We were here a couple weeks ago and then today and…read moreessentially had the same experience. Both dining experiences were essentially the same so it does not appear to be an anomaly. A couple weeks ago when we came, we sat in the large outdoor area. We sat down at the table and we were seated at least 10 minutes and server after server walked past, carrying water pitchers, walking here and there and not one offered water. I finally stopped someone to ask for water. The next thing was waiting for someone to take our order. Again, we appeared to be invisible. There were 3-4 servers just standing 15 feet away from us at what looked to be a gathering spot for the servers. They were looking around but really doing nothing. I asked my wife if she could see me, as apparently no one else could. I finally raised my hand to get someone's attention and a young lady walked over and I asked her if there was a server for our table and she said yes, it was her! She took our order and after a period of time the food came. She sat the food down and walked away and returned to her "post" and was again looking around. I raised my hand again and she came over and I asked if we get forks and spoons with our food. She went back to her post and returned back with silverware. The rest of the meal I watched and it was clear some if the servers had no idea how to service a table. No other refill of water. It was just a very odd experience. And this evening we decided to sit inside where there was a band performing. Tables were full and eventually a table opened up. It was a larger table and we were only two and the gentleman said he would seat us there but if a larger group came or another table opened up he would move us, which was fine. He partially cleaned the table and then left. Another 5-10 minutes went by and he came back by and asked if we ordered and we said no one had come to take the order. There are not so many tables in that room and there were, I believe 4 servers+. He took our order and cleaned off the rest of the table. I watched other diners trying to flag down a server to take there order, one table that had asked twice for someone to take their order. He was just shaking his head. Before iur food came we saw a table open up and we moved as it was closer to the band. There were dirty plates and glasses, and bottles on the table. Suddenly our food came and I told the guy bringing the food we had moved to just bring it to the new table. He sat it down and walked away. We tried to flag somebody down to clean the table and again seemed to be invisible. I asked the hostess to send someone and finally after about 5 minutes a young lady came to remove the items, not realizing part of the items on the table we were eating. The food in the restaurant is good, but honestly the service is horrendous. It is as if no one understands at all what the job is. As if someone put a uniform on them and didn't tell them anything about the job. We are staying in the hotel for two nights but we will not be dining here again. For the loftiness of this venue, I am truly shocked. And I am not alone...saw other diners having the same experience. I truly hope someone cares enough to look into this. If the hotel guests were not a captive audience, as a stand-alone restaurant, I don't think they would stay in business.

My friends and I were excited to try Sizzling Plate Steakhouse on Session Road for the first time…read more We came in looking forward to a good dining experience, especially since we were with two toddlers and our pet baby. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. The staff were rude and unaccommodating regarding our pet. We were simply asking for assistance so we could dine comfortably, but instead, we were told to eat outside and were even suggested to go to other restaurants. This was unexpected and honestly quite disheartening. On top of that, the food itself did not meet our expectations. The steak was still bloody and not cooked to a proper medium rare--it was extremely chewy and difficult to eat. Additionally, the food was already cold when it was served, which made the overall experience even worse. Overall, what should have been an enjoyable first visit turned into a very unpleasant one due to both poor service and subpar food quality.

After looking at some of the food places along Session Road, this is the place that my niece and…read morenephew chose to have some lunch. Since we were a group of 6. We opted to have the set meals rather than ordering one by one. It comes out affordable and shareable. The food was tasty and cooked to our liking but portions are not generous enough. I wouldn't recommend the set meals for a group of adults. Customer service needs a lot of improvement as well. It wasn't busy and they are nowhere near. I have to stand up a couple of times to look for them.

The place is tucked in a one-lane alleyway that's a bit tricky to enter if there's incoming…read moretraffic, but once you get in, parking is spacious--enough for around a dozen cars. The property itself is quite large, with plenty of local shell chandeliers, old furnitures, and antiques to look at while you wait or wander. We tried the Fiesta Halo-Halo, and to be honest, there was nothing particularly special about it. We even made a special trip just to try it, but it didn't quite live up to the hype. At ₱181, it felt a bit pricey for what we got.

The establishment moved near CSI mall. Decided to try it…read more Ordered lunch and halo halo. The Food was just ok. However, The halo halo was surprisingly bad. For reference, I Ordered the halo halo served in the buko shell. Considering the place is supposed to be known for its halo halo - the place was a one and done for me. The cashier was also not friendly. Overall not a good experience.