Malcolm's Burger - Metro Manila

I always make a point to compare the local Kitayama Wagyu, which is produced in Mindanao, with Wagyu from Japan and Australia. Unfortunately, the local Wagyu does not quite match up in terms of taste and tenderness. Our steaks took a while to be served and even longer to take out, leading me to believe they were not prepared for someone ordering Kitayama Wagyu that evening, resulting in them having to start with frozen portions.

I had breakfast and dinner at this small restaurant. It's a nice, hidden gem. The food was good and I had no complaints. The eggs Benedict were very tasty. Our dinner was for a group of 7 and everyone enjoyed their meal. I don't want to publicize this place too much so it stays a hidden gem. I will definitely come back on my trips to BGC.

My apartment looks at malcolms parking space and with the steady flow of cars in and out I did some research on the internet that convinced me to give the place a try. my research found that they are equally popular for breakfast as they are for lunch and dinner. we went for burgers and were very happy. they use high quality groundbeef that has a wonderful fleshy taste. the burger itself is hand-shaped and was cooked exactly as we asked everyone. the price corresponded to the quality and portion size. the beer, only no bottle, were very cold. I mention this because I found in the city beer to be served a bit warmer than I like and I really prefer to be a beer from that. I think if she added a few taps and introduced a happy hour, this place would see a following and additional turnover. my wife and I returned to another occasion and tried their breakfast too, very high quality and another pleasant experience. a very solid choice. I'm glad it's right over the street.

Many times passed this place and it has a big call, so we thought we would try. this is just a small place with inside and outside seat. Eating is honest and quickly comes out. coffee is great and that is fast and not intrusive. some interviews in the restaurant.

I had a delightful breakfast at Malcolm's. This was my second visit and it was just as satisfying as the first. I tried the Kitayama Wagyu Tapa which came with garlic rice, two eggs cooked to my liking, and a side of atchara. It was a very filling and delicious meal. The restaurant has limited seating but it feels cozy. The background music was soft and not disruptive to conversations. On my first visit, I had the classic Benedict which was also quite tasty. I'm already looking forward to trying their pancakes next time for a change.