I had Beef Lomi. Orders could be good for 3 people. There's robot to serve your food. Lines are…read morereally long. This was April 3, 2026 dinner time

I've heard that coming here at times there were long lines. When we came there was a small line and…read morewe were seated right away. There were 10 people in our group and they were able to accommodate us. The way it works is, you can either order "á la carte" or "family style." They serve large portions for every dish. Serving for six could be serving for eight (in my opinion). The food is good (it's ok). Nothing really special. However, I did love their butter chicken. It was sweet and savory , sticky and crispy. I can eat that alone with their fried rice. The price is not bad. I say it's good for a big group since you can share all the food you order. Oh by the way, they also have a bake shop / bakery. I didn't get anything but the baked goods looked delish. My friend did get a Tiramisu which she loved.

This restaurant was recommended to us by Holiday Inn Baguio City Centre, where we're staying. My…read moreparents, my husband and I came here for lunch while we touring the city nearby. It's tucked away and can easily be missed. My Dad and I ordered the green mango shake and my husband got the hot calamansi. I got to taste the hot calamansi and it was well-made. I suggested the shrimp chili pasta to my husband - shrimp, mushroom, eggplant, red pepper in chili). The shrimp was like jumbo shrimp in his dish and my husband really enjoyed this dish. I had the pesto with seafood, which was fettuccine with shrimp, mussel, scallop, and squid in house pesto cream. My shrimp was smaller and the scallop was small and overcooked. My Dad had the steamed fish, which was dory fillet in basil cream sauce. This was cooked perfectly to my husband and my taste but my Dad didn't care for it too much. My Mom had the sweet and sour fish, which she ended up sharing with my Dad. They both really liked the dish. There's pizza and rice dishes on the menu but we didn't get to try them. We almost got a pizza to share but we figured we already had a lot of food ordered. Julie Ann and Mikee took good care of us while we dined and even took a picture of all of us. Our meal cost about Php 1,400 ($28) for 4 people, including senior citizen's discount. I highly recommend this place. Everything was tasty!

Food is good as well as the service. Portions is just right for the price . Ambiance is ok too. We…read morewill be back

Went here right before lockdown with my sister. The place definitely has a very homey feel. Well…read moreit's actually a house converted to a restaurant. I don't know but I just don't like insects and bugs hovering while I'm eating. And there's dust everywhere! I almost feel like I stepped into a frat house. There's sufficient staff so I wonder why aren't they cleaning this "house"! Oh well! Now for the food and service. The food is ok. I've had better. We ordered the salmon/tuna plate , some soup dish. Is that imitation crab? Not sure if the seaweed and rice came with but we had it. The fish seemed fresh. The soup, not sure because I can't remember what it was lol. We got free ice cream and some fruits. That was good The service was really good. Overall it was ok. Would I go back next time I'm in Baguio City? It's one of the few decent Japanese restaurants in the city, so I guess I will. Hopefully they did a deep cleaning during the lockdown!

Good food, got us in kind of last min (an hour before close), and a good vibe! Definitely a little…read moremore of an upscale energy so lots of people on dates. We came as a large group and were seated relatively quick and the service was really lovely. The menu had a lot of options between Filipino and other cultures and some fusion. I opted for a soup and a salad just because I was feeling a little full this night and the pumpkin soup was very good. The Caesar salad was super authentic. You could taste the anchovies in the dressing, it was just very refreshing and super fresh! The interior of the restaurant is beautiful. I love the decor and that the building had a vintage charm about it, but felt clean as well. I would definitely come back for a special occasion if I was in the area, especially a date.

Arrived for a late dinner, some of the menu items were not available…read more We were asked to order desserts with our meal since the kitchen would be closing soon. The restaurant is elegantly decorated for a warm ambiance. The menu is simple and fairly short (two pages). The wine list is well selected and varied. Service was pleasant and attentive, our food arrived promptly. Dishes were prepared properly and delicious. The dinner was excellent, the only element that I would improved would be freshly baked bread and butter (we were served cold cubes of bread, with olive oil and dry seasoning).

Nothing special about the dishes, they were okay. It was the place, quiet and away from the city. I…read morealways come back for the camote pie topped with a vanilla ice cream, it was so good! I will definitely recommend the camote pie to everyone!

As we rambled down the streets of Baguio, one of the places that was highly recommended was Café by…read morethe Ruins. The eclectic menu was highly satisfying and we gorged on so many dishes. It is an iconic café, restaurant and bakery in Baguio that's long been beloved by both locals and visitors. The ambience has a rustic, artsy vibe and has played an important role in the city's cultural and culinary scene. It's called Café by the Ruins quite literally because it was built beside, and partly within, the ruins of a war-damaged building in downtown Baguio. After World War II, much of Baguio was destroyed during the battle to retake the city. This is why the café became a natural home for artists, writers, activists and thinkers, the space itself tells a story of survival and reinvention.

I thought that I wrote a review for this place years ago. I have been going here for about 30…read moreyears. It is an amazing restaurant with a historical location. All this time I thought the restaurant was located on Chuntug. During my younger days, Baguio was known for the clubs and casinos at a couple of the hotels. Things changed after a major earthquake, and I guess the name of the street for the Cafe By The Ruins also changed to Shuntug. I love all the architectural changes that the restaurant has made after the horrible fire they had. Of course the restaurant would have a wonderful ambiance, since the co-founders were artists and creative minded individuals. This is a location where memories are created with an unforgettable dining experience. They proudly served farm-to-table food before the social movement of using local ingredients in food preparation. In fact, the menu changes due to the seasonal fruits and vegetables. I encourage you to ask your server for their recommendations. They will know what's currently popular, and it is a great way to discover new items you might not have considered otherwise. I say that only because I would not have tried the duck pinikpikan, since I remembered how chicken pinikpikan was made. I'm glad we ordered it, because it was the perfect match with the rice that was served with it. The black ink pasta with fish rose cream sauce and crispy tapa are dishes that I'll be ordering again. I also asked what the server recommended for a dessert, and I'm hoping that they'll always have the strawberry pavlova on their menu. I also enjoyed Christine's Crepe. The Ice Ruins Coffee was a wonderful beverage with my desserts. This is a restaurant that I always go to whenever I go to Baguio.

Please improve your service. While the food was okay, the overall dining experience was very…read moredisappointing because of the slow and unfriendly service. Overall, the servers were unfriendly (except the male server who gave us the table). They rarely smiled, were not welcoming, and did not make any helpful suggestions. When I asked about my options for dishes that could be shared, the response I received felt dismissive, as if I was being pressured to order individual meals instead of something for sharing. I especially noticed the lady wearing a black top who was not in uniform. She looked very unhappy and always seemed to have a complaining expression on her face, which made her appear unapproachable and unfriendly. When serving drinks, she simply left them all in one area without checking who ordered what, instead of properly serving them to the correct guests. On top of that, our food took an extremely long time to arrive. The wait was so excessive that before the last dish was even served, we were done eating and already asked for them to be packed for takeout. The server did not even apologize, just turned his back and ignored my comment that the last order came too late. The payment process was also unacceptable. After giving my credit card, it took around 20-30 minutes just to process the payment. Overall, the experience was frustrating and disappointing. Unfortunately, I will not be returning, and I will also be advising my friends who enjoy trying new restaurants in Baguio City to skip this place.

We ate dinner at Lemon & Olives during our trip to Baguio. Coming from Chicago, my standards for…read moreGreek food is fairly high so I wonder how this Greek taverna would rate. I was not disappointed. The only thing missing from the saganaki was the table-side flame. But it was opa! worthy. Equally delicious were the lamb chops and Pampano. We finished the meal with a traditional Greek dessert, Ekmek. If there was a reason to return, it would be this dessert. Great service and of outside dining made for a wonderful experience. If you get the chance, don't pass it up.

We were in town for two days and was torn between eating here and the other restaurant across the…read morestreet. Eventually settled on Central Park because I wanted to try the noodles and siomai and I'm glad we did. I've had siomai all around the world and this is easily at the top of my list outside mainland China/Taiwan. Every dish here is affordable and the servings are huge. Great convenient location too if you're staying in the city center without a car.