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| - Took my family here which worked out well because with the Kamayan feast, there was something for everyone. There was shrimp, mussels and squid for my brother who loves seafood and meats for my wife who loves pork. My 2yo daughter also really loved it because we all got to eat with our hands along with her.
Food: When you come in, they don't give you menus or anything. They will simply have the chefs prepare enough food for the table based on the number of guests. I've been here a few times now and each time and although the quantities of specific items vary slightly even with the same number of guests, there has always been more than enough food for everyone. You can tell everything is freshly grilled. There is unlimited garlic rice which is nice and a drink is included with your meal. A lot of Filipino families come here which, in my books, is always a good sign of good, authentic cuisine.
Service: We've always had nothing but sincere, kind and efficient service from the staff here. They are always very nice to my daughter and quick with things like refills. Since you eat with your hands, there is a very nice, casual experience to this and during your meal you can almost forget that you're in the middle of a packed restaurant and simply enjoy the company of friends and family like you would at home.
Overall: Would highly recommend this place as a different dining experience for a group of people. The food is simply prepared, and the quality and the service is more than proportionate to the price you pay. Only wish they served beer or wine...:)
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