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Where to eat Asian food in Marikina: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Asian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Asian food in Marikina. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Asian restaurants near you.. Marikina (/mərɪˈkɪnə/) (Filipino: Lungsod ng Marikina) is one of the cities that make up Metro Manila, the National Capital Region. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 450,741.
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10. Patio Vera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Leland_DLC
The food is good. Nachos are yummy. I also like their nilagang baka. Ambiance is nice. I only wish they had parking. You end up parking on a pretty narrow street that just fits two cars side-by-side. They have valet parking but don't have a slot for you to put your car to the side for valet.
9. Tiyo's Cuisine by Chef and Brewer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By H C
I can't comment on the food as we already had dinner and we just came here for dessert and coffee, me particularly I just had their piso cofee. The interior as well as the alfresco ambience of the place is nice. It's like being in somebody's home with a large garden where you can have a party. When we came the place was packed so service can be spotty.
8. Luyong Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Anabs_8
Not a good place to eat! Sloppy place and bad service. I dinned in their branch in Gil Fernando with a friend and when the waiter came to serve our food I saw his thumb was partly dipped in the sauce of the chicken we ordered! It was so disgusting and he even had the nerve to ask why we did not touch that dish! I just wouldn't come back here. There are a lot of other better places to eat in Marikina.
7. Suba's Diner (Suba's)
Reviewed By Jethro J
Located in a not-so-busy street a few meters away from Sta. Lucia Grand mall, Suba's Diner is a fabulous find. The outdoor and rustic ambiance makes one feels like one is in a beach hut in Boracay. There is a certain intimacy about the place. Music is not to loud nor too soft and so people can hear each other well. The staff greet visitors in unison and yet you can feel the sincerity and warmth in their greetings. Filipino food cooked "home-made" style, with fresh ingredients is served.Great place to eat, unwind, relax, read a book.Hi Jeth, so sorry for our so late response...Thank you for all your kind words! Your expressions to describe Suba's like 'fabulous, intimacy, sincerity, etc., made us feel good, we love it!Thank you so much sir Jethro, GOD bless you and your loved ones...!
6. Lula's House of Kare-Kare
Reviewed By melaniecgalang
I tried their Kare Kare several times & I know I found the best Kare Kare. I can taste the peanut in their sauce. Di tinipid. I also love their crispy pata & red sauce lengua itâs so good. I think I had 2 cups of rice & still not stopping. No diet when you go to this restaurant. Very homey. Yehey!! They have home delivery!
5. Boyong's Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Gorgeousdb
It was our nth time visiting this place and I was craving for a burger going home. So...Boyong it is! We ordered for 5 grilled burgers and 1 carbonara and of course they're absolutely delicious - that is without paying too much (I only paid for less than P400 I think). They also have a new 'line' of beverages in a cute "timely" bottle. I ordered for a blue lemonade and it's good for it's price. It's big too that my daughter and I shared for one bottle.
4. Cafe Qizia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Grace V
I've been patronizing this restaurant for quite a few years now. I've had brunch and dinner here numerous times, and I've never been disappointed with their food and their service. I recommend that you try their seafood chowder, seafood pasta in marinara sauce, and their special pizza. For dessert, I usually order blueberry cheesecake. The food is actually very delicious AND cheap.
Where to eat Diner food in Marikina: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Ca Phe Saigon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By JenAspacio
After coming home from our family's south east asian trip in 2012, we all agreed to have a new favorite dish - Vietnamese. Imagine our delight when after going frustrated over Vietnamese restaurants in the metro not being at par, when our good friend, Pau, introduced Caphe Saigon to us.Nothing comes close to authentic Vietnamese cuisine than Caphe Saigon. Owned by Auntie Rose (which I fondly call her), and her family. Auntie Rose is a full-blooded Vietnamese. My son has literally grown up in this restaurant. Our default go to place. They also have the friendliest prices. While other restaurants that claim to serve Vietnamese serve pho for P300, Caphe Saigon offers at P150. A fraction yet the authentic Vietnamese flavor are totally far off. So far our Vietnamese food cravings have only been satisfied by Caphe Saigon.
2. Tapsi ni Vivian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By 827henrys
We did our company Christmas party at Tapsi ni Vivian twice. We love the place upstairs. We had good food and excellent service. Waiters were very courteous.
1. Krung Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By j0hncarl0fernando
In the heart of marikina youâll be surprised that there is an authentic thai restaurant, youâll also be greeted with a typical thai no frills ambiance.
