Bon Chon - Prinza

This was my first time visiting this restaurant. The place is small and crowded, with loud rock music playing to give the impression of urgency. The counter person was helpful and patient. I decided to order the seafood platter, not realizing it came in different flavors such as soy garlic, spicy, honey citrus, and crunchy garlic. I chose the soy garlic option and was very pleased with it. The shrimp and calamari were cooked perfectly and not overdone, while the fish was also tasty. I also ordered the honey citrus chicken, opting for the breast, but found the skin to be tough and the meat to be nothing special. The Bulgogi noodle soup was a highlight, with a clean and clear broth. They also offer a variety of rice meals for P155, which seem to be popular with students. I plan to come back to try other menu items, particularly the fish and chips, which is a personal favorite that I unfortunately did not see until after I had already placed my order.

This was my first time visiting this restaurant. The place was small and crowded, with loud rock music playing in the background. The staff were friendly and patient. I ordered the seafood platter from the menu, not realizing it could be ordered in different flavors like soy garlic, spicy, honey, citrus, and crispy garlic. I opted for the soy garlic seafood platter and found it to be delicious. The shrimp and calamari were tender and perfectly cooked, and the fish was also tasty. I also tried the honey citrus chicken, choosing the breast option, but found the skin to be very hard - perhaps it was meant to be crispy? The chicken meat itself was just okay, I've had better fried chicken at other places. I also enjoyed the bulgogi noodle soup, it was clean and flavorful. They also offer a variety of rice bowls for a reasonable price. It seems like a popular spot for students and I plan to come back to try other menu items, especially the fish and chips which is a personal favorite of mine, although I didn't see it on the menu this time.