Came here on a friday at lunch time and price per head starts at 550 pesos…read more (FYI) Dont confuse this place as the one in Ayala Mall as this is their Buffet restaurant located at the Old Grand Convention Center. They have a big parking lot which they share with 2 other restaurants within the building and a hall. I havent been here in years so when i came and saw they renovated the whole place, i really came to like it. Place is clean, fresh looking and modern. I was surprised that they were really packed for lunch I even had to wait for them to refill some of the food because it was gone in minutes. They have a decent number of food available and taste was pretty good. Some of the ones that I liked included the Squid ala pobre, Scallops, fried fish, the bread( i forgot the name) and the ube cake for dessert. They also have a craving station, sushi area and noodle area. I tried the udon but i tasted too much garlic on my broth I didnt like it very much. Overall it was a good experience but does have some room for improvement.

This was the first buffet I've tried in the Philippines and it didn't disappoint. The ambience of…read morethe restaurant was nice. The place was presentable - tabletops were clean, silverware's were spot free. They had variety of Filipino dishes to choose from.

Delicious food and friendly staff! Restaurant was clean and well maintained. I highly recommendread more

My sister found this place on TripAdvisor and even though it was on the opposite part of the island…read morein which we were staying, it was worth every minute of travel and dollar spent. It's buffet style, with fresh seafood you choose on the spot and they cook to order. From fish to scallops to shrimp to oysters, and different ways to prepare and season, everything tasted delicious. They also have lobster and king crab for an additional price. Drinks are not included but can be added for a small price. The service was also superb with different people checking in on us throughout the meal, asking for additional drinks and warning us when it was last call for the kitchen. For those who are considering going soon, they have a discounted rate until April 26, 2019 for the buffet. If you're in the area or coming to visit, I'd definitely recommend you check it out!

This was my second visit, and I was surprised by how disappointing the food was this time. The…read morechicken had a rubbery texture, which made me think it either wasn't fresh or was overcooked. The roasted beef was bland and tough. The fillet was the most frustrating--it had so many bones that it was hard to eat. At first, I thought it was just crispy, but as I chewed, I felt sharp bits that made it unpleasant. The dessert was okay, but nothing special. However, the ice cream was melted, which suggests the fridge may have been turned off overnight. Overall, this visit fell far below my expectations compared to my first experience.

Really nice buffet, but like a lot of places here in the Philippines, the quality of the beef is a…read morelittle wanting.

I went here with my friends for dinner on Friday, because we didn't make a reservation so we had to…read morewait around an hour to get in. So if you want to eat here, make sure you have a reservation before you come, especially at the weekend. The price is reasonable, staffs are friendly and sing so well (coz they will sing happy birthday song to you if it's your birthday) food is okay, some dishes are too sweet. Anyways, i think this restaurant is the best restaurant that i have been in Cebu so far.

This place used be a little better. The food is okay but plentiful and probably worth the…read morereasonable prices. Cooking your own food is neat. The service however, is not great. They say they are open until 11pm but around 9:00ish they stopped replacing any of the food trays. Some waiter turned off our grill even though we were still getting food and did not even bother to bus our dishes. And to top it off they turned off the 2 ACs near us. We had to ask them to turn everything back on. I guess they REALLY want you out the door asap. We were not able to talk to a manager or supervisor because they were at a different site that day, which begs the question why not have a manager PER restaurant. but whatever. Well, job done, I'm never coming back here and recommending all my friends to avoid this buffet.

This buffet is located in Banilad within Gaisano Country Mall center. If you are coming from…read moreMandaue area stay on your right side and do not get on the bridge, we made the mistake and got on the bridge and end up passing the entrance closest to Family Choice buffet. There was another entrance up ahead but seemed as if it was only one way, so we opted to make a u-turn ahead. We then went back to the underpass ahead of Gaisano Country Mall and made a u-turn at the underpass at the second turn you can make without any signs indicating u-turns weren't allowed. If you miss the first parking area closest to Family Choice there is another parking area entrance ahead on the otherside. We arrived at the buffet about 5:00 pm and staff indicated they were still setting up. About 5 to 10 minutes later they indicated it was ok for us to start. So we grabbed some plates and checked out what they had. They didn't have much for a buffet, about maybe 9 entrees (including 1 choice of soup, bird's nest soup) at the main entree area and about 5 to 6 in the salad area. The only thing that was hot as it should be, was the soup. The beef caldereta was chewy, the lumpia was soggy, the cooked spinach was bitter, this green bean dish was decent. Green beans were crispy, which was good. I didn't partake in the other offerings as numerous flies were just parading through. My wife had kinilaw (fish or seaweed eaten raw usually with vinegar and chili) and she indicated that it was prepared sweet. She didn't expect the kinilaw to be sweet so it wasn't a pleasant surprise. For dessert, you had a choice of pineapple, watermelon and or diy halo halo, which they kept the ice in a suspicious looking cooler that did not look clean at all. Restroom: This is an appetite killer. Disgusting!! That should've been an indication what we were getting into. Just flat out gross!! The restaurant in general was not clean. Over head lights appear to be filthy and the restaurant itself is not maintained well. This buffet used to be on Gorordo and in those days the restaurant appeared to be in better condition with more varieties of food offerings. Sadly, this is not the case anymore. Buffet was 240 pesos per adult (does not include drinks) for dinner. Gaisano Country Mall charges 20 for parking but free for the first 3 hours if you or someone in your group is a senior citizen with i.d.

A restaurant that was recommended by our tour guides. It's a filIpino / asian buffet restaurant…read morebelow the Pagcor building. The place was clean and friendly. There is plenty of seats and for large groups. The prices are decent for what they offer. They had plenty to offer from lechon kawali, sushi, pasta, clams, adobo rice, veggies, kare kare, fresh lumpia, etc. Half of the food was decent as well as the dessert. It was good enough because I was starving but I wouldn't be a regular here. There was nothing wowing me to return. [21/100]

We saw this Japanese resto as we were driving by and went to check it out at 8:45PM. I was so…read moredisappointed to see that after we were seated and offered drinks, the food were all seemed to be leftovers. There were not much selection to begin with and the food were dried up and only 2-3 pcs were left in the warmer. I would not recommend this store to any of my friends. I wish I could've gone next door to korean resto they prolly have better food.

This buffet is located at City Time Square in Mandaue across from Park Mall. Once you enter City…read moreTimes Square head towards the end and you'll find Tokyo Table. Upon reading some reviews, I called to confirm their promotion where a birthday celebrant is complimentary. I called and advised that the birthday celebrant's birthday will be the following day but intend to celebrate it the day before. The man stated that as long as there were atleast 2 paying adults per 1 birthday celebrant, then indeed, they were complimentary. I asked to reconfirm and he stated, "yes, birthday month is ok". So off we went. I also notice that there was a 10% discount for checking in using yelp. We arrived at about 6:30 pm. I advised I called earlier on the day regarding the birthday promo and said the birthday girl was with us in tow. 5 adults in total. She then said oh there needs to be 6 of you for the birthday celebrant to be free. I said thats not what I was told earlier. So she went to ask some other male receptionist as I stated I spoke with a man earlier. Long story short, There was only 5 of us so depsite the wrong info, everyone was charged including the birthday girl. I then showed them the yelp check in promo then they stated it was expired. By then I was like what in the %$*!! Anyway at 740 per person weekday dinner, paying for one other person was not gonna break the bank. It was just disappointing that one has to mislead the public in order for people to eat here. They asked for the birthday girl's i.d., which we gave, and she still had to pay. *womp womp* What was the point of asking for her identification if you still weren't going to honor your promo. Now on to the food. Variety was way better than most other buffets in Cebu that I've tried. They had a mix of Filipino, Korean, Chinese, but mostly Japanese offerings. Everything I tasted was hot and flavorful. We opted to do hot pot but realized there was what they call a "mookata" (a heating utensil to cook both hotpot and yakiniku at the same time). Sadly, we only found out about the mookata at the end of the meal while sitting around trying to decide if we were gonna have another go at it. They also had a good selection of desserts that included my favorite, bread pudding. Their bread pudding was moist but lacked the custom bourbon or whisky sauce. It did have sauce though, just not sure what kind. The sushi had a different taste than what I've grown accustomed to. They added some kind of mushroom or something in one of their maki rolls. Haven't had that before (tasted strange). Their hot pot broth (we chose chicken) was seasoned a little salty but didn't mind it since we had veggies in there. Charge included drinks (even unlimited refills of San Miguel Beer, on tap) We asked for hot green tea, but stated it will be an additional 60 pesos added to the buffet price, but that you may have unlimited refills. I noticed at about 8:30ish the staff started putting up dinnerware. I thought they closed at 10 pm. *shrugs* I find it rude to be doing this while many patrons are still dining. Strange etiquette indeed. Despite the annoyance in the beginning, food quality was pretty good and even rivaled with hotel buffets. Should you need to call them, I advise to ask for the person's name of whom you spoke with before hanging up to avoid a similar situation I endured. However, Jennabeth (receptionist lady) was very professional and warm. She was apologetic at the end. (Thank you for that, Jennabeth!) Restroom stalls are super tiny in the lady's room. So just an fyi if your used to Texas standard size restroom stalls. They also had only one sink. Are we to wait in line whilst someone is doing there makeup in front of said sink?!? *rolls eyes* Free wifi, ask a waiter or waitress for the password. 20 pesos was charged for parking as you leave City Time Square.

Every once in a while I like to take a break from the usual routine carenderia or eating home in…read moreorder to stay on budget. Today was the day I decided to take a break, and decided to go to Tokyo Table in Tipolo, Mandaue City, Cebu City. It's a bit far from Cebu City, but if your in the area and looking for clean, pleasant place to have a nice meal with professional service this is the place. The presentation gives an aura of quality and the ambiance is very pleasant. The cuisine is primarily Japanese and is buffet style but they also offer the ability to barbecue your food, as well as Chinese Dim Sum dishes and the ability to make you own Vietnamese soup noodle dish called Pho. I have also head that they do not use MSG in their cooking since I am not fond of its use and despite that the food is still delicious in IMHO. During lunch hours, the dessert selection is limited to ice cream, halox2, and taho. But dinner time is when you get the full selection which includes creme brulee. Its a welcome sight to have a place like this in this part of town. If you are in the area, and are in the mood for asian cuisine specializing in Japanese.. definitely add this place to the list.

When in Cebu, I always stay at Radisson Blu next to SM for quick mall shopping when coming to and…read morefrom the US. After a long day, I eat at Féria. The food is very satisfying. Especially when selecting the buffet option. My last stay in January of 2023, I've eaten Italian, Chinese, Indian, American, Japanese, European, and traditional Filipino dishes. The ambiance is modern with several textures and deep colors and divided into various areas that breaks up the space to absorb sound and creates private areas. The service is the best I've ever had for a restaurant with buffet. In my opinion, Féria definitely beats Las Vegas buffet in service with a smile and hospitality.

Thanks to Féria, breakfast quickly became our favorite meal of the day. The ambiance was spot on,…read morefriendly and attentive wait staff, complemented by an extensive variety of cultural cuisine. Must-haves to delight your taste buds include a cup of their decadent hot cocoa and rich coffee. And don't miss out on their delicious bowl of champorado--it became our go-to every morning!

Gerry's is a filipino sit down restaurant chain found in major malls. They serve the most well…read moreknown of filipino classic dishes. They provide a good sized serving. The price is average for a sit down restaurant found in a mall. The location in Ayala Mall Cebu was great. You can sit inside or outside. Outside, you get a good view of the park in Ayala Mall, it is in the higher floor and at night it is breezy. Inside, you get the air conditioning. During Christmas time, they have dancing lights at the park. We ordered the palabok, bangus sisig and garlic rice. The palabok was very saucy. It was a bit salty and did not have that much ground pork on top, it also lacked the chicharon. However, the size was great and can fill you up. You can sprinkle the calamansi on top of the palabok to cut down on the saltiness. The bangus sisig was a bit salty as well, but that's where the rice comes in. It comes on a sizzling plate, which is a nice sight to behold. The garlic rice is a great alternative to plain rice. If you just wanna chill and have a snack, they have bucket beer specials. This would go great with their pork sisig, which is apparently one of their bestsellers.

I would put Gerry's grill as among the top of my list of Filipino restaurants I would recommend or…read moreinvite friends to. I have been to more than a dozen since I arrive from Chicago last month. We came for an early dinner, all 12 in my family, so the place was not yet busy. The servers were attentive and friendly. The servings were smaller thant the Gerry's grill in the U.S., but prices were decent. Most of the food was delicious, but the sisig was not quite authentic. Their spicy Oriental Tuna Sashimi (poke) bowl was divine.. We ordered a lot because we want to sample dishes that we might order again when we come back. We ordered pancit bihon, that never came, which was fine, because we were already full. I don't know if they the server forgot to write it down, or maybe it was an oversight in the kitchen, but it did not appear on our bill. I shall return.