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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
|---|---|
| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by nyc pinay on 06/18/2013
Confused food
Service and atmosphere wonderful but food lacking. to me, food lacked that careful balance that separates filipino restaurants from ordinary and outstanding. feel like cuisine got carried away and fused all sorts of different flavors that just don't make sense to me.
Posted by anonymous on 12/03/2012
Expensive for poor quality food.
I would not recommend this place to anyone. why would you spend top dollar for some crappy food? Don't go here the food is just not good!
Posted by anonymous on 06/21/2012
Filipino Pride Chicken 'N’ Ube Waffle
You should try the "Filipino Pride Chicken "N" Ube Waffle. I've never tasted anything like it before! It was awesome! The ube waffle was served with butter mixed with bagoong (salted shrimp paste) and a caramel syrup. The combination was just incredible. So Yummy! The chicken was fried to the perfect crispiness! All servers were friendly and very helpful with the menu. I was very impressed with everything about this restaurant. I will definitely go back there again with my friends!!
Posted by eater on 06/12/2012
Delicious and awesome!
It's not expensive considering this restaurant is in New York City, not JC or Queens. The decor is so interesting and so tastefully done. I don't think this was meant to be "fancy" Filipino food. I'm not sure there is such a thing, unless affixing the word fusion. They did a great job cooking up old favorites! Arroz Caldo was amazing. sizzling Sig-sig isn't my thing but it sure went down well with the San miguel beer! Lechon Kawali was to die for!! The host and owners are so pleasant and accommodating! The cocktails are clever and delicious. Try Pacquiao’s Punch or anything with kalamansi!
Posted by et on 02/19/2012
interesting but not worth it in the end
I appreciate that this is at least a unique attempt at making Filipino food fancy. It's worth trying once probably but I don't think the concept really works in the end. A minor point is the service could also use some polishing.
Posted by johnjonfenomenon on 12/25/2011
Not real authentic
The sisig was poor. not taste like real pampanga style sisig. 16 bucks for a silog. Silog is served for breakfast not lunch. very limited menu and very expensive. Take the path train to J.C. many more places that serve authentic and a better value.
Posted by Anonymous Filipina on 12/08/2011
Expensive Filipino Food!
OMG. I never really commented on any restaurant, but this one is poor! Very expensive for the quality of food they serve. I am Filipino and felt embarassed for bringing my caucasian friends for the first time to a filipino restaurant (since they heard me complain about how better Filipono food is than bland dishes here in US, can just imagine..pretty much napahiya ako!). I can cook dishes that are better-tasting! The adobo does not taste like adobo at all, mas masarap pa ang century tuna adobo flavor! Even the leche flan could be made better just following a recipe that you can search on google..just type "leche flan pinoy"! Shame on the owner! Since it is still your soft opening, I say, better close it down unless you can serve delicious Filipino food!