Updated review Aug 24. Food is tasty and beer is always ice cold. There's live band on Thursday,…read moreFriday, Saturday, Sunday after 9pm-2am. There's a $6 cover charge for live band nights. Service is good and live bands are good. If you don't like loud music bring ear plugs. Pork sisig and sarabsap are the highlights for tonight's dinner.

Unbelievably garbage service!…read more I actually liked coming here (frequently) but... Today the waitress tried to convince me the order I received was bangus sissig (which is Fish), i didnt feel this was fish, it tasted like chicken. I left not eating it as I was worried if that was really fish, then I'm eating spoiled fish or some alien type fish that doesn't exist on earth. I've eaten at other Filipino restaurants and in Philippines and I know what bangus sissig tastes like. Just common sense, Fish flakes when you fork it! And this dish doesn't flake! It rips apart like white meat! If you think this is how you serve bangus sissig then get a new chef. If you made a mistake, just own it... How could you try to lie about differences in fish and chicken? She still charged me for it... I paid because I just wanted out of a place that I felt had just betrayed my trust.

The portions were huge and a good value for $25 (after tax and tips). They have a large selection…read moreof take out and grocery store items as well. Seating is very limited ( 3 tables that fit groups of 4), the take out option maybe be better for larger groups.

Portion, price, and service, can't go wrong! This location definitely is one of the cheapest…read moreFilipino spots in the area, the breakfast (my go to) is at a very very good price at 11.99 for the silogs and the chicken fried rice at 13.99 (our staple!) It is definitely a take out/quick eat spot as it's not supposed to cater for ambiance upstairs. The homey feel of their service and hospitality is something that makes this place feel like a community/home. My parents come regularly in the mornings before work and it really does feel like you're just going to your Tita's (Filipino aunt) house for lunch! Some of their dishes are average but the hospitality and for the price is really worth it! Side note: they also offer Boodle Fight reservations in their basement - can also host/hold parties there!

Second outpost of a popular Malvern Filipino restaurant named Day's Kitchen…read more I love their food and menu at the first location so this newly opened one was on my radar. On a whim one night I went to check it out, only to discover that a giant kids party arrived without any notice. The staff were very efficient and polite. The restaurant had to hurry to reorganize seating and wait to clear out existing patrons to accommodate this massive group. Surely the halo-halo desserts will be enjoyed by all.

Stumbled across this Philippine restaurant with decent food. The bone marrow plate was good but…read morenothing to write home about! The atmosphere was friendly and I really enjoyed the mint basil drink,don't recall the name of the other dish. Probably would search more when looking for phillpino cuisine.

Pinoy Halo Halo is a Filipino takeout shop located near the mall food court. You can't miss their…read moremulticoloured HALO HALO sign that sits above their shop. The owners are so nice, patient and friendly. They are happy to answer all questions and any dietary questions if you are concerned about food allergies. I marched into here for the halo halo which was sold out for the day, but I left smiling thanks to my purchase of some sweet rice cakes called Puto. Pinoy Halo Halo had plenty of other sweets, bakery items, snacks and savoury options. SPAGHETTI MACARONI HOT DOG CHICKEN BBQ SKEWERS PORK BBQ SKEWERS WAFFLE HALO HALO ICE CREAM CONE VANILLA ICE CREAM SUNDAE TOPPINGS CHOCOLATE CARAMEL STRAWBERRY As for the entrees they are all priced reasonably considering the quality of their ingredients. Filipino food like this is made with care. It is not the same as fast food. These dishes take longer to prepare and taste like homemade food. For the main meat dishes, the prices were Small $12, Medium $14, Large $16. BEEF CALDERETA MENUDO IGADO BINAGOONGAN CHICKEN ADOBO PORK ADOBO BEEF STEAK PORK STEAK SISIG VEGETABLES: Small $8, Medium $10, Large $12 FRIED FISH BELLY $12 FRIED NOODLES $8 They have catering services available please contact them for details. Business Hours Monday - Friday 10:00am-9:00pm Saturday 9:30am - 8:00pm Sunday 11:00am - 7:00pm

This is a food stall in the Woodside Square food court, specializing in Filipino food and desserts…read more I ordered the Halo Halo ($9.99). It comes in a bowl instead of the usual glass. It is better this way so that each individual ingredient can be shown clearly. On top of a bed of crushed ice and carnation milk, there are 9 different ingredients plus a scoop of taro ice cream and a cherry on top. It took 10-15 mins to make it. The customer service was good. The Halo Halo was good, but I thought it had too much ice. There is a stage right in front of the food stall. When we were they, there was a children's magic show. There is indoor seating, but it is hard to find a table on the weekends since people linger around longer, especially if they are watching a show. There is free WiFi from the mall. The place I'd wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms, and they are both wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-359

Remely's Filipino Restaurant serves authentic Filipino food that has exceptional quality and taste…read more The owner and staff take great pride in cooking high quality dishes that meet strict standards in serving only the finest Filipino cuisine. The family has cooking in their blood. Before opening Remely's they opened a cafe, restaurant and bakery back in the Philippines. Experience genuine Filipino hospitality here. With such a deep passion for cooking, Remely's has become a well known household name in Toronto's Filipino Community and beyond.

went to remelys the other day and wow the food is really good. tried the dinuguan and it was…read moreamazing really rich and the meat was super tender, just how i like it. also had the halohalo after and omg so refreshing and sweet and the mix of stuff in it was perfect love it. the staff are really friendly too, they remembered my order and were nice even when it got kinda busy. place is cozy and feels homey, not fancy or anything but really nice. definitely gonna come back, theres so much more on the menu i wanna try. if ur in the area and like filipino food u gotta check remelys out.

Came here for a Halo Halo. It's beside the Filipino Community Centre. Limited parking but you can…read morepark on the other side of the street or in the community center. I haven't tried their food since we ordered Halo halo only which is huge serving. They have Vietnamese menu also. Nice place and nice decor. They have a patio with a TV (am questing karaoke) and a mini stage for a live band.

Waited 20 mins to get our order taken, tried to order the bulalo but was told not available that…read moreday. We asked her to comeback 5 minutes later so we could decide on another order. Came back, tried to order the machado, was told it wasnt available. She tell us after that no beef dishes available. Why not start with that? we've been there 30 mins now so we order the pork adobo and pork sisig. Wait 45 minutes before we get our food, at this point the table next to us left becuase they couldnt wait anymore (they gave that order to a different table that just got there so it looked like they got their order 10 minutes after ordering). We get the adobo but the rice we ordered was incorrect and the other rice didnt come. Had to get that corrected again. Adobo was horrible, some pieces were hard as a rock. Will make sure to never comeback. They should inform customers of menu items that are sold out before they order and giving a heads up that it will take 45 minutes after ordering to receive your food. There was only 3 tables including us at the time. Saturday 1:30pm.

I have never felt so full that I wanted to roll out the door...until now…read more I walk in the door and before I even ordered, the auntie had a ramekin of spiced peanuts for me to eat. This ALWAYS happens. Peanuts, chicharron, etc. ALWAYS. Maybe it's because she recognizes me. I don't know. But she's always putting extras on people's plates. That I know. Just be friendly. I wanted pancit palabok but they didn't have the ingredients that day, so I got batchoy instead. I paid $10/$11? and got my batchoy combo with drink, steamed bun, and batchoy. Batchoy is a noodle dish with egg noodles, some very homey chicken broth, shredded chicken, some sort of pork/beef internal organs, and chicharron crumbles on top. It's simple, but delicious. Mine came in a sizzling pot, so it stayed hot for a very long time. I started taking pictures and she came out and topped up my noodles with more soup because she said I don't eat enough. I restarted my photos. She came out with more chicharron crumbles for me because she said it tastes better with more. Okay. More pictures. She comes out with even more soup, this time flavored with calamansi lime. At this point, I literally have no more space in my bowl for more soup. None whatsoever. I start eating. She comes out with a side of extra chicharron pieces for me to dip into my soup. I'd already paid. This was all extra. WOW. Topped with some of the spicy vinegar they serve their chicharron with, this made for one heck of a good meal. I didn't touch my peanuts so I asked for a bag to bring them home. She put them in a bag for me and loaded in more peanuts. Hospitality at its finest. Their menu is only a small indication of what they actually serve up here. Come and you probably won't see a hot table filled with assorted stews. You will definitely see trays of peanuts and various types of chicharron. I'm talking fried chicken skin, pork skin, and pork intenstine. ALL AMAZING and made in house. Auntie, thank you. I will gain much weight if I continue to visit you, but it'll be worth it.

NOTE: I have not tried their food but I think what they did today was not right…read more I ordered food from their restaurant through UberEats, they accepted the order but called that they do not have those items so they asked me to cancel the order. I explained that I am trying to cancel the order but since they accepted the order I can no longer do it by myself through the UberApp. I asked the lady to cancel the order on their side, she agreed and hanged up. I got a notification that the order was being picked-up. By this time, I am trying to call UberEats support but there is a long wait time. The driver that is picking up the order called me to say that the restaurant is closed and according to the person he spoke to, the owner who accepted the order has already left and the restaurant is already closed. The driver was getting upset because he wasted his time picking up the order, the order was assigned to 4 other drivers before I got through to UberSupport. The item being unavailable is acceptable but the restaurant accepting the order and just closing the restaurant and giving me and all the other drivers a hard time is a whole different story. My time and the time of all the other drivers that were assigned to the order was wasted. I was charged for the order and now I need to contact UberSupport again to get my refund.

Saw this place on instagram and my wife wanted to try it for her birthday. Reached out to them…read moreon Instagram where they made some suggestions and I placed an order for today. Tried a few things and there was more than enough food for 4 adults and 2 kids. This place has this Kamayan platter box that has good variety and is great for sharing. Will get to that later. Also this was take out so went to pick it up. First thing they suggested was the Caldereta Royale. This was a poutine but with stewed beef, carrots and peas and gravy. Quite tasty. Next we got a fried adobo chicken on rice also pretty good. Chicken was crispy and I was smelling it all the way home and couldn't wait to dive in when I got home. Now for the main, we ordered the Kamayan box that we saw on instagram. 5 different proteins, bed of seasoned rice, nice shrimps and fried eggs. Everything worked really well together. My parents were over and they ate with us, never trying Filipino food before. They loved it. The flavours and the sauce that came with it... Just delicious, and a must try. Food was more than enough for all of us, and I have left overs for lunch tomorrow. The staff here are super nice people. Patient with me as I couldn't decide what to order and through our great ideas. Also gave me something for free to try which was delicious as well. Would definitely be going back, amazing experience.

My wife and I were in the neighbourhood to run some errands. We heard of this place from a business…read moreowner around the neighbourhood so we walked over to check things out. We saw thru the window and we saw all the yummy goodies!!! Entire roasted suckling piggy, pork belly, chorizo sausages and much much more!! We decided to go in and grab some goodies. The restaurant is very clean. The employees are very friendly and engaging. We gotten a pound of roast pork and when we got home, the pork skin is still quite crispy. The pork is flavourful and i can definitely taste lemongrass as one of the herbs used. We consumed/devoured this pack of pork for lunch. Overall impression is we are coming back for more and other stuff. They also got dine in option.

I am sad to say I was very disappointed with the meal. I saw the all you can eat philipino brunch…read moreadvertised on social media and got excited because I LOVE brunch buffets and was looking forward to it all week. Sadly, the food was just not good. First of all, despite being on warmers it was cold. The sausage and spam were greasy yet bland (and I have tasted Philippino sausage at taste of Manilla and it was delicious, but this was just not it), the fish was extremely salty. It was just extremely low quality and not a good experience. I have posted on my Instagram story and warned all my friends to save them from disappointment. The saddest thing is that the staff were friendly and I think this is a family owned restaurant, Im sure the lechon is good but it hurts that the brunch was so poor.

This potato was not like any ordinary potato, even without anything on it was amazing, I got no…read morecheese and u would think I just took all the flavor off but nooooo, I just made my own and got fried chicken , mushroom truffle and chipotle sauce. The guy serving us was probably the owner because he was friendly and knowledgeable, he let me try the sauces I was questioning about. The fresh ingredients is key and this place has fresh potatoes for their fries && not frozen like everywhere else! The sauces were great and I appreciate them being homemade. We will def b back for more!

I didn't expect a potato-focused place to impress me, yet here we are. I have been wanting to try…read morethis place out, and I'm so glad I did, because I'm now low-key obsessed. This place is a definite must-try. The place has a few spots to eat, and the decor is beyond adorable and fitting. I couldn't get enough of the potato puns. The gentleman was incredibly nice in explaining what the top favs were and was even nice to allow me to add an ingredient, as one of my spuds had something removed (no coleslaw for me). My order consisted of Mexican Fiesta and Nashville Chick. My husband took his Mexican fiesta potato as is, but I ended up switching my pulled chicken for fried chicken. The potatoes were amazing! The base potato was so flavourful and not bland at all, evenly seasoned on its own without the toppings. The toppers were delicious and went well with the spud. It hasn't even been a week, and I'm already jonesing for my next potato bar experience.