Marina Grill - Quezon City

Loved their food especially in Alligue fried fish, grilled blue marlin, tuna belly singing and of course their special Halo Halo. Grief The customer service is outstanding from the cook to the cashier to the servers and managers.

Food was ok. Nothing much to write about actually. Chicken inasal was a bit tough and too dry. But the authenticity of their Sinamak vinegar somehow makes the chicken more palatable for me. Molo soup is good for sharing so do not make the mistake of ordering two because a huge bowl is enough for two to three persons. The restaurant's Aircon is only turned on once a customer gets inside. So you somehow get that "kulob" smell. It takes sometime before the Aircon works. Price is quite reasonable. But I'd opt for JT's Manukan or Chicken Bacolod Inasal rather than dine here again. angtakawko.blogspot.com

February 16, 2017 || #1063 || Unbelievably affordable! I know it's not the most glamorous of places to receive such a high mark, but it does so much for the affordable diner. Seriously, a decent breakfast under 100 pesos!  The Breakfast Tapa (99 PHP) Thick chunks of beef, not strip, chunks of tender beefy pieces with a side of fired egg, blue rice, and a choice of iced tea or coffee. Halo Halo (49 PHP) cheap halo halo, but you get a little more for you pay for, it's actually decent, though really limited in portion for each ingredient, but really, can you complain with their asking price? Think of it as a sampler. Bibingka (99 PHP) It's a hefty snack that's moist with a classic appeal and guess what? You get 2 pieces!  What  a value! Unlimited Pork Lechon or Roast Chicken (149 PHP)  11am to 4pm daily (Until Feb 28) They also offer it a la carte for 99 pesos, but if you plan on ordering an extra cup of rice (30 PHP) then might as well add 50 pesos for unlimited everything, because most likely you're hungry. Crispy Pork skin and decent ratio of fat and lean meat. Roast Chicken was just decent, slight dryer, but still a solid choice.  The place is by no means fancy, but their decor brings it together well. Fitted with pieces from the Negros island this open air restaurant gives a provincial dining experience in ambiance and thankfully price. eater.ph

February 16, 2017 || #1063 || Unbelievably affordable! I know it's not the most glamorous of places to receive such a high mark, but it does so much for the affordable diner. Seriously, a decent breakfast under 100 pesos!  The Breakfast Tapa (99 PHP) Thick chunks of beef, not strip, chunks of tender beefy pieces with a side of fired egg, blue rice, and a choice of iced tea or coffee. Halo Halo (49 PHP) cheap halo halo, but you get a little more for you pay for, it's actually decent, though really limited in portion for each ingredient, but really, can you complain with their asking price? Think of it as a sampler. Bibingka (99 PHP) It's a hefty snack that's moist with a classic appeal and guess what? You get 2 pieces!  What  a value! Unlimited Pork Lechon or Roast Chicken (149 PHP)  11am to 4pm daily (Until Feb 28) They also offer it a la carte for 99 pesos, but if you plan on ordering an extra cup of rice (30 PHP) then might as well add 50 pesos for... read more

Marina Grill, or Simple, MG, a new, Casual restaurant restaurant in the heart of Cubao, Quezon City had a lot to grow up to grow it from the popular Ross and the Marina Iloilo Seafood Grill, its famous flagship in Manila, jumped. The team behind the Marina Grill wasted no time, not just seafood lovers, but also business lunch masses that flow into the restaurant for some delicious but affordable comfort dishes. Grief MG has developed its own identity that focuses more on the "combo meals" and response, but thoughtful breakfast plates. In my opinion, the beauty of this approach is that it was more likely to be on a starter and an entree, the guests can gavel in the meal to provide everything from grilled chicken to Tinapa rice meal and roast pork belly. Grief Your breakfast plates are inexpensive at PHP99 with a cup of coffee or a glass iced tea. You can choose from Tapa, Bacon, Tinapa and Longganisa-filled SQUID. read more