Reviews on International food in Manila, Luzon, Philippines. Metropolitan Manila encompasses six cities and 12 towns. Located on Manila Bay in the South China Sea, and bisected by the Pasig River, the capital of the Philippines is historic and modern, rich and poor. A popular sight is the walled area called Intramuros. The capital during Spanish colonization, Intramuros has retained old dungeons and gunpowder rooms but added art galleries and theaters. The city is filled with museums, shops, parks and churches, plus enough nightlife to last until dawn.
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4 based on 118 reviews
9 Spoons is the hotel's all day dining restaurant. Located on the 9th floor, the restaurant also offer a panoramic view of the city. 9 Spoons offers lunch buffet on weekdays, Monday to Friday and also also the hotel's breakfast venue for its house guests.
Food is great and the selection, though not too many, seems sufficient. What I love about this place is the ambiance. You are in the middle of the historical Intramuros, not that far from the churches, and has a good view of Manila at night. Perfect also for date nights.
4 based on 63 reviews
Came to Manila for the first time in Feb/Mar 2017 for a friends 40th B'day. Had a couple of nights at Dakota Cabin Cafe Bar and Bistro and my friends B'day. Had a great time on each occasion. The food is superb and there is a touch of the UK if you want a taste of home. The Curry Kiev is outstanding! Wonderful friendly atmosphere and within 5 minutes you are made to feel like a friend. Will be looking forward to coming back again and will visit Dakota Cabin Cafe Bar and Bistro again as soon as I can.
4 based on 102 reviews
Located on the Lobby level of the Manila Diamond, the buffet offering of Corniche is bar none extraordinary. Something to chose from virtually any cuisine (Indian, Western, Japanese). Servers grill satay, toss salads and produce amazing pizzas right in front of your eyes. Lots of amazing fresh seafood (including local crab, fish, etc.) Don't overlook the custom sundae stand or scruptuous desserts. At less than $40 US the buffet is a bargain.
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4 based on 270 reviews
Ilustrado, a term commonly used for the âenlightenedâ educated, well-traveled Filipino during the Spanish era. Today, Ilustrado caters to clients whose palates are conversant in savoring cosmopolitan and neoclassic flavors of Spanish, Filipino and Interna
This is my second visit here and I was not disappointed. The cool courtyard is a nice place to have a cocktail before the meal. The Restaurant offers an unusual menu with many local dishes on it. I did notice many locals eating at this elegant set up. The food is excellent
4 based on 84 reviews
The accent is on rest and relaxation in this stylish gathering place. You can enjoy a leisurely break any time of the day with a delicious snack and a refreshing drink from a wide selection of cocktails and beverages. In the evening, a round of drinks and
We went there for dinner, and the experience was just WOW. The food was really god and the steak super tender. The staff is amazing and you really feel special. It is pricy but you get what you pay for..Just go there.. thanks for the experience!
4 based on 551 reviews
Good food and accommodating staffs. The sinigang was great but not that hot anymore cause it was very windy, the adobong pusit is flavourful. Overall we love it and itâs a must to eat here! Ohhh, they also offer to take a photo of you after serving the food
4 based on 289 reviews
There is Forever @ Cafe Adriatico I have loved you from the very beginning my eyes laid on you. And just like wine you age with grace... And every time with your old ways, I always find something new. Everytime I visit Manila, It's a must... I just go crazy with Cafe Adriatico's out of this world desserts. I normally would have 3 various slices and 2 to go. My top favorite us called Canonigo w/ mangoes.I love their version of braso de Mercedes soft merengue, balls of Philippine mangoes and condense milk syrup. This dessert will take you to another heights, like eating white clouds in heaven, totally melts every bite in your mouth, I meant do not chew, do not bite, just put it inside your mouth on top of your tongue and just feel the sensation as the merengue disappears by itself and leaves you gasping ahaahaahahaha!!!!.. after you keep your composure, it's time for a mango ball and syrup and this concoction of ingredients bring you to the second level of foodgasm... w/ a sip of strong brewed coffee you're ready for the second round... of triple chocolate mouse., buttery & crispy sansrival, etc.,etc.,.. now get ready for your metformin and tell the waiter to prep your pineapple upside down cake for take out and what ever is left... I should say 5 star for desserts, ambiance, attentive quick service and overall experience... So since the eighties until now, you have been my forever. My Cafe, my very own Cafe Adriatico. I swear, I will be forever married to you.
4 based on 451 reviews
Barbara de los Reyes was brought up with a taste for elegance and good food. Her family pioneered the fine dining and catering industry in Olongapo City. She brought this fondness for gourmet cuisine to Manila in the early 1970's. Starting out as a small
Food and ambience was excellent. But the service is a complete disappointment. The wait staff and food service crew need serious re-training and reorientation on customer service. Waiters obviously ignore diners needing service. They will just walk by your table and pretend not too see you even if you are already raising your hand to call their attention. I wonder why the waiters always look straight at the walls of the dining hall or on the restaurant floor while doing their chores. The waiters crossed by our table several times before we were able to call their attention to order tea/coffee and ask for refill of our water glasses. I even had to approach the restaurant manager, Ms. Edwina Mondonedo, and give her myself our bill with the credit card to pay, as no one from the service crew seemed to have the interest to come back to our table. Quite embarassing to our guests from the US. I hope the restaurant manager and head waiter will seriously take action with the feedback we gave them.
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4 based on 189 reviews
An all-day dining restaurant with an international buffet. This Malate restaurant adds innovation to buffet dining with its market-style presentation and the performance art of its open-kitchen preparation. Using the freshest ingredients from local market
Market Cafe offers quality and fresh seafood during dinner (thurs to sunday). Diners do also have a variety of choices the way they want their seafood cook. Me and my friends enjoyed our dinner. Tepanyaki station is also a favorite during buffet. I eill be glad to recommend this restaurants to friend. Thank you to Malou who took good care of our reservation.
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4 based on 584 reviews
Stays at The Bayleaf Hotel in Manila will not be complete without visiting this restaurant. The unobstructed, 360-degree view of the entire city including the world famous Manila sunset is simply stunning and very relaxing. This is how our guests cap thei
Great place to be in the Intramuros area where buffet food is great, band entertainment is great, and just simply a great place to relax, unwind, and hang out with family and friends!
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