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My friends and I visited a café near Pichola Lake for breakfast. We ordered hot chocolate, cappuccino, and a chili cheese sandwich. The food was delicious and nutritious. The staff was very friendly and even made us a special Maggi noodles dish without us having to ask. I recommend stopping by this café for a quick bite. View all feedback.
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we ordered baby back ripening bagnet sinigang seafood rice and an appetizer of fries. the portion size was good for two people, but is very expensive. we also had two discs plus coffee to go and our bill went for a...1700 pesos View all feedback.
We ordered baby back ripening bagnet sinigang seafood rice and an appetizer of fries. the portion size was good for two people, but is very expensive. we also had two discs plus coffee to go and our bill went for a...1700 pesos
My friends and I visited a café near Pichola Lake for breakfast. We ordered hot chocolate, cappuccino, and a chili cheese sandwich. The food was delicious and nutritious. The staff was very friendly and even made us a special Maggi noodles dish without us having to ask. I recommend stopping by this café for a quick bite.
Food was ok but service was bad. When we went there, we were the only diners but service was not attentive. We had to call their attention more than twice for them to notice us. We were billed for the food that we ordered but...was not served (to us) although staff was apologetic when we called their attention. Food took more than one hour to serve including the shakes considering that we were the only diners that time. No parking space.
Everything in this restaurant was delicious! From the chips that came with the calamari to the sili (chili) cake, the food was well prepared, tasted heavenly and well priced. We enjoyed the calamari which came with their own chips and two types of dips; pork...BBQ ribs which we ordered only because there was zero fish available but turned out to be melt-in-your-mouth delicious; pinakbet with bagnet with a uniquely flavored sauce and super tender but crunchy bagnet; roasted chicken cooked in local herbs and leaves that will make your eyes pop; and sili labuyo cake that had the chili seeds in the creamy frozen cake--your decision if you want to chew and get the full bomb of Bicol hotness in your mouth, or set these aside and simply enjoy the light sting at the end of each cold bite. Too bad they didn't have any fish. That seems to be the norm nowadays in this seaside region--no fish or hardly any seafood. Sign of the times! Needs improvement: customer service. All very nice and friendly staff but need more training. But then again, already satisfactory relative to the context. Looking forward to when the chef and restaurateur brings Gubat to other parts of the country (my wish
Read about La Comida and had to give it a go ..... and so glad I did.Went their for lunch and on arrival was very impressed and surprised by the decor of the venue, very homey and comfortable. Menu presentation from the staff was good and although a number of dishes where not available we where at least informed. Had a number of local dishes but after being in the area already for 5 days I could not miss the blackboard menu with the over baked pizzas. We ordered one to share and the best pizza in the Philippines by far - I usually always stick to local food but it was also recommended. And then the finally ..... OMG the Sili Cake described as as local frozen dessert with the home grown spices, this dessert was unbelievably fantastic !! So much so we went back the next day to take some more away. A great family story to this place with a lovely cafe connected next to the dining room as well. You can see the passion in the food and service and will most certainly go back on my next visit near Lagazpi.