Comedor By Miguel Maria - Matina

Last week we had dinner at comedor. This is not our first time at the place however we tried other food at the menu. I can say that I love their kare kare because you can tell that they prepare it in traditional way. It is also suprising that the gising gising and the bulalo is tasty. The cream cheese leche flan is a great way to end the dinner. Over all if you love filipino food and wanted to try other than Max and Gerry's Grill, try Comedor.

Super good filipino food and big servings for the price/quality/content! nice homey and laid back ambiance reminiscent of family days and lola’s cookings.

Almost at the dead end side of Mayor Gil Fernando Ave. is where you will find this “feel at home” Filipino restaurant. Parking space is ample, up to 10 cars. At 6:30pm, we were comfortably parked and seated. The look is Filipino Modern, with native style windows and paintings. The establishment is well lit, well decorated and well ventilated. The staff were friendly and ready to assist you in your orders. We ordered the ff: Chicharon Bulaklak and Crispy Isaw P180 very good for appetizers! At first, me and my husband thought that the serving was small for us, but then we still have the plate before dessert time! The vinegar dip was also good. Pork Molo Soup This soup reminded me of my Father’s homemade molo soup. It was delicious. Szechuan Shrimps P370 too saucy for me. Probably after they sauté the shrimps, they should drain or remove the excess sauce. Sizzling Bulalo P600 Beef shanks in creamy bulalo sauce. REALLY CREAMY SAUCE. The serving looks small, but actually the plate is just big. I just wished it should have more vegetables, and that the vegetables will be placed after the beef shanks were drenched in cream sauce. The vegetables drowned and unnoticeable. Cream Cheese Flan P90 SOOOOOO SOOOOO GOOOOOD, I can eat this all day. Buko Lychee Sherbet P80 I didn’t taste the lychee that much. More of ice and macapuno. Comedor’s Palitaw P90 classic palitaw. no story to tell. Don’t be fooled, their food serves up to 3 people. Will come back here and will recommend this to family and friends! :

Tried this for late Saturday lunch. Love how Marikina seems to have a lot of good restaurant choices cropping up. If you love traditional Filipino food, try Comedor! We loved the crispy bacon liempo strips and Isaw and bulaklak to start. The Crispy Pata and sinigang na ulo na salmon was also good! The dinakdakan was a pleasant surprise, creamy with gata and crispy pork. Will definitely be back!

My go to place in Marikina. Great food and pleasant staff. My favorite is the calamares and lechon sisig : Minus 1 star just because I noticed that they lessened their serving per viand so that makes me a little sad ;