Yosk'e - Port Barton

I was disappointed when I arrived at the restaurant and found that there were no other customers there. The combo plate I ordered only consisted of hummus and f... read more I was disappointed when I arrived at the restaurant and found that there were no other customers there. The combo plate I ordered only consisted of hummus and falafel with a side of Pita bread, which left me wanting more. I tried to make up for the lack of fresh vegetables by ordering the eggplant salad, but it turned out to be just baba ganoush. The hummus was too watery for my liking, and the falafel was not as flavorful as what I had recently tried in Manila. My partner seemed indifferent towards his Israeli breakfast. Overall, I would not recommend this restaurant as there are better dining options available.

Yoske is so beautiful and the food is great! read more Yoske is so beautiful and the food is great!

Yosk'e is known for its incredible Pita bread. We loved the falafel wrap and plate. The hummus was also exceptionally tasty. The owner is friendly and great to... read more Yosk'e is known for its incredible Pita bread. We loved the falafel wrap and plate. The hummus was also exceptionally tasty. The owner is friendly and great to talk to. The restaurant is located slightly off the main road, to the left as you approach. Keep an eye out for the multiple flags hanging outside. Additionally, there are cottages available for rent.

This restaurant is truly a gem in the Philippines. The local food is delicious and beautifully presented, making it a truly welcoming experience. read more This restaurant is truly a gem in the Philippines. The local food is delicious and beautifully presented, making it a truly welcoming experience.

The first one should be that no one else was there. I expected more than just hummus and falafel with a portion pita brot for the combo plate. I tried for the b... read more The first one should be that no one else was there. I expected more than just hummus and falafel with a portion pita brot for the combo plate. I tried for the blatant lack of fresh vegetables by having a side of auberginensalat, but that was just a baba ganoush. What the ****? the hummus was too thin for my taste, and the falafel pfiff compared to what I had recently enjoyed in manila. my partner seemed good with his Israeli breakfast, but not excited. I would not recommend this place: there are other restaurants that have better eating.