This is one of the nearest gasoline stations near to my place, and I often go here to purchase a…read morelot of goods and services: gasoline, oil change, air for tires, even LPG tanks for the house stove. There is a free general check up for cars whenever my car's having an oil change and the mechanic always tells me what needs immediate replacement of parts. I love how the branch is conveniently placed, though sometimes the cost of gasoline here is a bit more expensive than other Petron branches nearby. I also like that it has a convenience store, and I can have my RFID-Sweep card reloaded for fast travels in SLEX.

First time to dine at Doy's last night and I instantly approved one of their Amigo meals (comes…read morewith Iced Tea): pakpka, kangkong, kanin. At 145 pesos, you can get 2 pieces of inasal wings, 1 order of adobong kangkong, one cup of rice (which you can upgrade to garlic rice at 10 pesos only) and a big glass of iced tea. When it comes to serving size, the portions are right on the money that you can even share the kangkong with your friend. Taste? Just right: nothing fancy. I think there's room for improvement when it comes to flavour. My partner ordered the grilled Blue Marlin which was 198 per slice of fish. The slice was big enough to fill at 198 pesos, which is a good catch. For that, he paid 25 for the additional garlic rice. The size of the dining area is practically enough, with just the right room to walk around. Lighting was fine that evening, with dim lights for added effect. Generally, I have no beef against the establishment. In fact, I laud them because they serve decent inasal food which was right on the budget. I was practically satisfied.

Food - Great Service - Great…read moreAmbiance - Great Parking - Great PWD & Senior Citizen - Great

We're extremely happy with our order of the day!…read more Bacon Margherita Regular Pan Pizza It was the perfect answer to my craving for pizza, having an addicting crust that was surrounded by a generous amount of cheesy crunch plus a standard cheesy topping. Tomatoes somehow kept the food refreshing in the mouth. After munching the last slice, I was really full and satisfied! Wingstreet Honey BBQ This was the other favorite! We weren't expecting much since Pizza Hut is really more on a pizza, but their Honey BBQ was really good and the skin was crunchy! It came with two delicious dips (garlic and honey mustard of sorts) but the wings can be enjoyed with or without them. Service Waiting time was very reasonable and our server was friendly and approachable.

Originally from Parañaque, Don Galo's Best Tapsilog serves affordable silog meals. It's open 24/7…read moreand just a walking distance from the bars at BF Resort. Perfect for a late night grub after a drinking sesh! They have the well-known Tapsilog, as well as other silog meals and Filipino favorites such as Sisig, Lechon Kawali, Beef Pares and Barbecue. If you're the type who likes shredded tapa, similar to Sinangag Express', I recommend their bestseller which is the Tapsilog. It has the right amount of flavor that goes well with a dipping of vinegar. Another thing that I like best about Don Galo's is that their silog meals has unlimited rice. The place is not air-conditioned so afternoons can get a bit hot.

The place is nice with a simple design and is actually a joint space between Hawaiaan Barbeque and…read morePamana. What i enjoyed was the liempo dish having a good amount of seasoning and great tasting dippin sauce. The fish and chips is disappointing in every way possible (looks, flavour, texture, etc). The fisherman's catch on the other hand is average at best. I would place the garlic rice ahead of these two dishes. Iced tea was good, and one thing that is nice but not exactly redemption is the sight of ABS CBN's tower right across the restaurant. Ambience: Good, nicely decorated without being excessive Taste: Subpar, definitely below expectations Presentation: Great Value: Good portions for the price Service: Great, they are responsive and agile Overall: Average, at least based on what we ordered (prolly not advisable to get their seafood dishes).

The ribs is roasted in barbeque sauce served with a slice of pineapple on the side. The large slab…read moreof Ribs is priced at P990. I am buying the idea of caramelized Spam and Fries paired with barbeque sauce. It is served with the actual can. The service is prompt but I still find the menu overpriced. There are other restuarants that offers dishes with the same adequate taste at a more reasonable price. It shares the same space with Pamana Restaurant where guests can cross-order other filipino dishes. The other branch is located at Tagaytay City.

I haven't been to a katsu place in a long time (last one I can remember was my birthday celebration…read morelast year!). I was always told Ginza Bairin is one of the best katsu restaurants in the metro and it did not fail me :3 I ordered something special in the menu called "Oroshi Katsu set" which has Rosu pork (the one with fat) with pomelo and daikon (white radish) with ponzu sauce (citrus-like sauce). It's just additional P20 from the classic rosu so I decided to give it a try. All their sets have refillable miso soup, cabbage, rice and fruits :) The meat was perfectly cooked - not too greasy, and the breading was just right. They have a unique wasabi soy sauce that's so good I had 4 refills of my cabbage :3 The staff also had a fast serving especially for refills and this made me enjoy my dining experience more. I was in a large group (about 14) and for the small restaurant size, the staff was able to accommodate us well. Most of the customers are families and students from the nearby schools. I even saw some students studying while munching on their katsu, which is not a bad idea at all! I think the best spot to get is the one with the booths on the side. I'm glad I was able to try out Ginza Bairin without the hassle of lining up too long. I hope to dine in at this place again soon. :)

I've always been curious about Ginza Bairin when it first opened at UP Town Center. I thought,…read more"What the heck is with all these people lining up for a set meal?!" Little did I know what the heck everything is about when I first got a taste of their oh-so-delicious katsu sets. As it was my first time to eat there, I wanted a set that had pretty much everything in it, so I ordered this katsu set that had prawn, rosu, crabmeat, and oyster. The set came with unlimited rice, dipping sauces, miso soup and fruit slices. When I bit into the first piece - the rosu, then I saw what the whole deal was about. If there was love at first bite, this was just blown away at first bite! The meat was super tender and evenly cooked and it was so delicious. I put down the piece of rosu and worked my way into the next deep fried goody, the prawn. The prawn was large and crispy and it tasted different from the other tempura you're used to. I think it has something to do with the batter. The crabmeat ball was also good, and you know Ginza Bairin isn't cheating its customers because instead of kani, they used real crab meat! It was rolled in this deliciously crispy outer layer and super soft and mushy on the inside. My favorite however, was the oyster. It was pretty large and tasted fresh and you just have to savor every morsel of oyster. (Although I wish there was another piece of oyster! :( ) Overall, I liked my dining experience at Ginza Bairin and the place really stood out for me. While the set was kind of on the expensive "treat yoself" side, it doesn't matter - the flavors are there, the crispiness of the dish is there and what's more, you really get what you pay for with its premium ingredients and a whole dining experience.

Ziebart Carsaver Makati's Gold Care Detailing with Ceramic ZGloss, Rust Protection with Rust…read moreElimination, and Paintless Dent Removal. The service is top-notch!. Definitely value for your money pristine as if it just came out from the manufacturer. Everyone was very friendly and professional, from the guard, and the reception area to their service staff.

Service Over prize, Waiting time too long, No one assist client properly, no enough parking.read more

When I was a kid and didn't know any better, I assumed that all gas stations had the same prices. I…read morewas always so confused why my dad went out of his way to go to a particular branch of a particular gas company just so we could fill up. Little did I know that the differences between branches could be huge. The cheapest place to get gas in the whole of Manila (barring army or ADB privileges, I guess) is in Fairview. The proprietors there are supposedly into a price war but it's something I can't confirm. What I can vet on however, is the inexpensive gas. Usually the Petron near the Dona Carmen subdivision is around two pesos cheaper than the average going price in Manila. Going here just to get gas won't be financially sound, but if for some reason you find yourself nearby, better get a full tank.