Had dinner on a crazy bustling busy Saturday night on December 7 with a party of 7. Bonifacio High…read moreStreet was buzzing and packed and we were seated within 5 minutes! Food was a 10/10 not to mention the servers handing down our orders one after the other with minimal wait time. The food was so good we had to order some items twice. Shout out to our server Lyca for being so attentive. She was apologetic that she thought we ordered only 1 sashimi plate- I dont blame her because that night their place was packed and people were loud.

Ambiance was high energy when I went there in the evening. Food was tasty and was prepared well…read more Service was good. This is a good place for a quick bite or longer if you wish.

Their own fried dumplings is the bomb... juicy pot stickers in form of XLB format…read more Beijing pot stickers their best item is a real pass. Both the interior is flavorless and thick northern dumpling skin. Needs lots of sauce to be edible. Place was empty when I visited unlike other places around the corner.

This is a great noodle and dumpling shop here at Hyatt City. They are currently open until 4am! I…read morehighly recommend the pot sticker (which is called Beijing dumpling) the sweet sauce noodles and the ziaozi (boiled dumplings).

I visited this restaurant for the first time this evening here in Makati, Metro Manila. The…read morelocation was fairly convenient, the outside of the restaurant was appealing to the eye, as was the inside, I was greeted at the door, seated quickly by a friendly employee, my table was clean, the dining room was bright and cheerful, a friendly server took my order and she provided attentive service, the menu have a wide variety of choices, my meal (lasagna!) was served in 15 minutes, was hot and delicious, there were TV screens in different parts of the restaurant, and there was no free WiFi.

My wife and I were looking for breakfast and found this place serving breakfast. I have to say the…read morefood and service were impressive, such delicious choices. We settled on eggs Benedict and pork adobo! Such a great choice! Our server was very nice and hope to see him again at dinner sometime soon.

Who knew that the Philippines has a solid chain restaurant that serves up decent Italian food!…read more Mama Lou's ended up as a Grab (rideshare) order due to our laziness going out for dinner in Manila traffic. Ben and I ordered a number of things, but our standout favorites were: *Their Meatball appetizer *Mac and Cheese *Pesto Salmon The pricing is pretty good too when converting from USD to peso. Great place for takeout or dine-in when craving Italian style food.

I've tried a good amount of Italian places in Manila and I must say this one is the best one for me…read moreso far. They are just consistent across the board with their salad, appetizers and pasta. Enough choices for a group and the price is not too hefty. They do allow pets in the outside seating which is nice since I mostly travel with my puppy. We shared some dishes with the 3 of us and we had a great amount to share since it's actually a good size portion and not Filipino portions. Customer service is also outstanding. I would come back definitely

Ooma is a play on the Japanese word "umai," meaning "good" but for me Ooma is more like OOMAGOD!…read moreEverything here is soooo GOOD!!! Ooma is a well known Japanese restaurant that offers fusion dishes that fits the Filipino palate. They have three locations in Manila but we decided to dine at their SM Megamall branch. We were told to expect long lines at all Ooma locations but we got lucky to be seated right away. The hostess greeted us right promptly and the entire staff were all friendly, fast, and efficient. We were very pleased with excellent customer service provided. The food? OOMAGOD! I loved every single dish we ordered. From sushi to soft shell crab to hangar steak to dessert. I didn't bother knowing the names because I just went on chomping and devouring every dish brought to our table. They tasted as good as they looked. It's just WOW! Amazing food yet very affordable. Highly recommended!

Ooma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma!!!! Solid sushi making happening…read morein here tourists and residents of Manila! Japanese resto on the third or fourth floor of this mall and the place is similar to a small sushi place here in Toronto with only about 10-15 tables that extend inside the mall so you can 'people watch' while you munch on some fresh well-handled ingredients. The chicken teriyaki dinner was served on a bed of fresh leafy greens with bomb teriyaki sauce drizzled on top that can activate salivation in an instant. The sushi rolls were compact with flavour and filling that is heavily squished between master hands and a wooden roller perfecting a trip coming to an end in my beautiful city. I forget which ones we ordered but we came near closing and the options were limited to what's available for the chef to make so we settled for what it is, but it never felt like settling. Service was also warm despite us bombarding into the server's wishful thinking in getting the restaurant cleaned and empty in time for clocking out. Please refer to the pictures taken as all of the above have imprinted quality sushi in our minds whenever we are back for some shopping next visit. A bit on the pricier side compared to other cheaper options in and out the mall but it's equivalent to paying $60 and on par with the a la carte restos here in Toronto.

We were here for a mission. And that mission is to try their volcano crispy Kare Kare, which did…read morenot disappoint. One thing I love about the Philippines is that they put innovated twist ti their food without losing the traditional flavors. The kare kare was so heart and warm as the meat melts in your mouth. The pork skin was so crispy, and makes a perfect pair with the sauce. We also ordered their crispy Bangus, which was so homey and comforting. This is one of the dishes I grew up eating with a side of soy sauce and calamansi. But I enjoyed seeing it plated this way. As always, the service in the Philippines in any restaurant you go is top tier. This place in particular everyone was nice and accommodating. I highly recommend Tres out!

I saw tres in a TikTok and their food caught my eye. We initially came in to try their kare kare…read moreand their bone marrow pares, though when came in, they were all out of bone marrow so we ended up getting the tilapia instead. The service was good. They were nice and asked us if we needed anything. The star of the show was the crispy pata kare kare in a sizzling plate. It was really good and filling. This plate can be shared by 4 as I ended up taking some home with me. The vibe was like an old Filipino style living room which was really cool. Definitely would go again, if I'm ever around Manila.

I was invited to dine here for lunch by some friends from Hong Kong. The food was delicious and…read morewas quite impressed with their presentation. This is my second time and I like the variety of dishes. Am very impressed with the soup or stew that was inside a large baked squash/pumpkin. It was delicious and very tasty. I only had it here at this restaurant and I do not know what it is called. Since I've had it I always look for it whenever I am traveling in Asia. So far no luck. The only draw back to this place is the small servings. But I guess it's just the way it is all over the country. Yes, I would recommend this place.

We were in the area when one of us suggested to eat at Hongkong Chef Restaurant. I always pass by…read morethis place whenever I'm going to Mall of Asia, but I didn't realize that there was a Chinese restaurant here. The restaurant was quite big with round tables filling up the entire space. It was half past one when we arrived and there were still lots of people inside. Service was very, very fast. Most of the dishes we ordered were served in less than five minutes! Food wasn't very impressive though. Most of them were just ordinary -- hototay soup, hakaw, lemon chicken, and broccoli with mushrooms. I enjoyed the mango sago because there were chunks of fresh mangoes but I found the dessert a bit sweet.

| came across this restaurant by accident because I originally planned to eat in sweet ecstasy but…read moreit Was already full. We were starving so we went in the first restaurant beside it 'and it turned out to be a nice surprise. Yokohama Meat Kitchen is a Japanese Yakiniku restaurant that serves different kinds of meat but their specialty is the Wagyu Tokuji Harami.The meat was delicious and so soft. Aside from their Yakiniku, they also have special dishes worth trying like the Jikasei-Vienna Sausage and Yokohama rice but if you're daring enough, try their fresh liver sashimi. Raw liver may sound unappealing but it was quite tasty. You can then top it off with a bottle of Nihonsyu sake that complements the food very well. The meat they serve is of good quality which explains the expensive pricing so get ready to spend 800 Pesos or more per person.

This is one of my favourite yakiniku restaurants in Manila. I love the quality of their food, the…read moreJo Karubi, Sausage, Wagyu Gyoza and Yokohama salad are some of my favourites but the best thing in their menu for me is their kimchi, it is so good because it's a mix between sweet and spicy (MUST TRY!) they also have really good dessert, if you have to try just 1, it has to be the mascarpone. The price point is reasonable given the quality of their food. This restaurant gets full so make sure to make a reservation especially if you go on weekends.