The Makati Sling was good, less sweet than the Singapore version. But honestly, for the price, I expected a slightly bigger pour. The vibe and music were nice, though.

Generous portions of classic Filipino comfort food here. The space is clean and airy, which was nice. I appreciated their short but well-chosen wine list&mdash;found a decent red that went surprisingly well with the rich adobo. Good for a casual, filling meal.

Solid spot for Indian food. The chicken tikka masala was rich and creamy. I had it with a cold Kingfisher beer, which cut through the spice nicely. The tandoori prawns were good, a bit pricey though. Masala tea was the perfect end.

Came here last week and the service was actually really good! The staff was super friendly and they packed my cake to-go so carefully, it was still perfect when I got home. The cake was delicious too.

Came for the sisig and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint! The crispy pork bits were spot on, and the egg on top was perfectly runny. Really good portion for the price. Just a heads up, it gets pretty busy during lunch hour.

The baked mac is a good portion for the price. The chicken burger was fine, but the brioche bun got a bit soggy from the gravy on the side. Still, it&#39;s a decent meal.

The blueberry compote on the pancakes was spot on. The real star for me, though, was the bacon and egg bun with those onions. Paired it with a surprisingly good house lager, a simple but satisfying combo.

The Classico Florentine sandwich was really good. The bread was fresh and had a nice texture. I appreciated the prosciutto quality. The complimentary garlic tomato confit with the bread was a thoughtful, healthy starter. Joy was nice.

The Southern Spice roasted chicken is always so juicy. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

The Mt. Fuji fried rice is a solid portion for a quick lunch. Gyoza was tasty, just a bit small. Got my food fast, which is what I needed.

Stopped by for lunch. The cheese souffl&eacute; was light and airy, and the white bolognese with rigatoni was really good. Pasta was cooked just right. Solid spot.

The omakase lunch was a treat. I loved watching the chef work right at the counter&mdash;so focused. The uni from Japan was so creamy and sweet, a real highlight. The whole 15-course flow just felt right.

The tasting menu at Goxo was a nice surprise. I really appreciated the focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients in each course. The vegetables were particularly vibrant. A lovely spot for a thoughtful meal.

Been coming here for years. The beef udon is a bit too salty for my taste, same with some of their sauces. Still a solid neighborhood spot, just ask for less seasoning.

Tried the new menu. Crunchy jam sandwich was good. Cheese pork chop with bread, solid. Staff were friendly.

Service was efficient. Andrew moved us to an A/C table on a hot day. Team is attentive but not overbearing.

Alfie was a fine server, really made us feel welcome. The dim sum was pretty good.

I have a gluten allergy, so I always check first. Staff here took it seriously, double-checked the sinigang and suman for me. Felt safe eating out for once. 👍

Set menu works for me. Good portions, quality ingredients. You can eat at your own pace, no rush. Convenient for a business lunch.

The boneless fried chicken sandwich here is really good. The chicken was crispy outside and juicy inside, and the bun was soft. I&#39;ve been to their other branches where they run out of popular items, but this location seems to have everything. Plenty of seating too.

The lechon was pretty crispy, just how I like it. Good selection of veggies too. A bit on the pricey side for the portion sizes, but overall a fine meal.

Had a big group dinner here with 30 people. They managed the seating and service smoothly, no chaos at all. Food came out together for our table, which is tough to pull off. A solid choice if you need a spot for a crowd.

Was craving curry and stopped by. Got the usual, still hits the spot. Service was quick, didn&#39;t have to wait long even though it was a bit busy. Good for a solo meal.

The hanger steak was way cheaper than I expected for how good it tasted. Big portion too, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Sat outside where there was a guy playing guitar, which was nice.

Boneless lechon. Skin is the star, so crunchy. Could hear it crack across the table. A bit pricey for the portion, but that crunch though.

Tried the steak &amp; hummus bowl here for the first time. The steak was cooked just right, really tender and full of flavor. It was a nice surprise! The hummus was creamy too. A solid lunch spot.

First visit to this branch. The rooftop is nice when it&#39;s not too hot. I was mainly here for the happy hour deal, and it&#39;s a solid value for the price. The menu is a bit different from their BGC spot, but the food was still good. Just a note, those cement tables are pretty hard on the elbows after a while.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the barbistek, always a solid choice here. Tasty, hits the spot, and doesn&#39;t hurt the wallet. Just what you need.

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