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This is hands down the best Nanyang chicken I’ve ever tasted! The soy sauce and ginger sauce pair perfectly with the chicken, creating an amazing flavor. The Kaya toast, though, is just ordinary—nothing special there. But the milk TEH? Absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying!

Delicious chicken and rice set. Excellent service. Will definitely return and try other dishes. AC is cool and comfortable.

We liked the food, the portions are just right and the flavors are ok. The staff was are nice too.

The guy who took the order doesn’t seem to like what’s he’s doing since there so joy or enthusiasm when he interacts with customers. The manager who was also there shouts from across the dining area to tell the staff they’ve gotten a new online order.

I ordered kaya toast and kopi C.. Feels like I’m really in singapore.. The service is quite fast.. Food is good and pet friendly too

Understaffed for months, even years now. One person both take orders and assembly of food.

Nanyang Restaurant offers not only a culinary escape but also a delightful rendezvous with their exceptional bubble tea selection. Stepping into the cozy ambiance of Nanyang, I embarked on a flavorful journey, captivated by their enticing array of bubble tea options.

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One standout feature of Nanyang's bubble tea is the customizable options, allowing patrons to tailor their drinks to perfection. Whether opting for a traditional tapioca pearls or trendy popping boba, each element harmonizes flawlessly to create a symphony of taste and texture.

Beyond the exceptional beverages, Nanyang Restaurant's commitment to customer service and attention to detail elevate the overall dining experience. The warm hospitality of the staff adds a personal touch, making every visit feel like a cherished memory in the making.

In conclusion, Nanyang Restaurant's bubble tea offering is a true gem, embodying the essence of authenticity and innovation. Whether you're a bubble tea aficionado or simply seeking a refreshing indulgence, Nanyang is a must-visit destination for an unforgettable culinary adventure.

as usual I ordered the fishball noodle soup (198.00)which I like it very much especially the noodle itself (fresh). The traditional Nonya Kaya(70.00) is quite good , simple bread with toppings. I prefer the other one.

I loved that the waiters spoke true Tagalog without any anglicisms. It fits the concept of the restaurant. I loved the food and the service so much, I would even say I prefer to go here more than Via Mare or Mesa as this place is smaller. Their menu is not so overwhelming and they concentrate on both everyday home cooked dishes as well as specialty dishes from all parts of the Philippines. If I wanna introduce my international friends to filipino food, I would recommend this place 10/10.

Food is great but understaffed. There is only one person working on 3am shift.

Hey there!

I just wanted to share with you that your store is my absolute favorite spot to get Tsukemen. Not only have I enjoyed it myself, but I've also recommended it to my friends and family, who have all raved about it.

I was really saddened to hear about the store's sudden closing, but I wanted to reach out and let you know that we're all really hoping that you'll open up a new store in the Makati/Mandaluyong area. We just can't get enough of your delicious food!

Thanks for all that you do, and we hope to see you soon!

This branch never fails everytime I eat. Food is always hot and tasty. Tables are spaced well are not overly crowded. Gravy is always consistent. Utensils are always hot and clean. Even the chairs and tables are always clean. Highly recommended.

I love the food and atmosphere. We ordered the hainanese chicken and Nami Lemak Chop. The food taste great. Everything in the plate taste delicious. The sauce on the nami has shrimp ingredient and the staff was kind enough to replate my brother’s order since his allergic to shrimp. Their service water has lemons and cucumbers which surprised me since most restaurants don’t offer that. I love the ambiance of the place which is very relaxing and homey. Their staff are also friendly and accommodating. I’ll definitely recommend this place.

VERY DISAPPOINTED AND DISGUSTED. 🤮🤮🤮
KFC ROCKWELL MEDICAL CITY
DELIVERED VIA FOOD PANDA

Branded as a “Tita” place may be apt due to their interior decoration…I agree. But Mary Grace has something more going on for them…like good food and friendly staff. Consistent across all branches. For some reason, we’re attracted to the ones in or near hospitals like St Luke’s BGC and Medical City in Ortigas. In this particular visit, we started late for lunch (or early for merienda) when the wife had to undergo medical exams. Famished, we didn’t hesitate to go to Mary Grace since we had not had our coffee fix yet for the day. I ordered Spanish sardines and olive pasta and cheesecake. The wife had shrimp salad. Then our coffee. Hungry we came in, more than satisfied we came out.

Affordable price and filling meal. Hope they could fix their gravy station bec it's overflowing, sayang ang mga nahuhulog. Also, i think it's only in KFC where u have the option to add sugar in your tea. I like it better with sugar.

Came on a Sunday morning. Service was fast and good. Food were tasty and well done.

The food was great, but the place is too hot.

Food is ok. But the serving time is so slooooooow. We have set meal, which have soup and drinks. And I almost finished my teriyaki before the soup was served. If I am not famished, I would definitely not wait.

The food is so good but the service is poor. Mataray yung service crew and their system is not updated sa mga vouchers nila.

Availed of the Buy 1 Take 1 offer of JCB credit cards at Pepper Lunch every Tuesday! Ordered Beef Pepper Rice and Iced Tea

Nice food

So, this is a first. I am really disappointed with the quality of katsudon that I have ordered, it tasted like the pork cutlet that is ready fry in the frozen section. It is not tender as well.

The salmon cream cheese roll is also dissappointing like, why does it even have chives? You can barely taste the cream cheese nor the salmon.

The only "okay" order that we had here is the salmondon, as per my partner's standard it tasted decent. I sure hope it does since it cost around 400+ for the set meal that just inclided iced tea and instant miso soup.

I would never eat here again, the quality is subpar and the price does NOT make up for it.

They Didn't Prioritized such as PWD / Senior. We have to wait our turn in que and they don't have a priority lane. The cashier had a worse attitude, the manager didn't care about that situation. Again, I will not recommend this Branch. Bad Service, Bad Quality, Sub-standards.

They are understaff and it takes so long to take orders and preparation.. also the table has not even clean though its not crowded. I love kfc but im always disappointed to the service

A quaint ramen place tucked in one corner of Estancia Mall. The ramen has three serving sizes - small, medium, and regular. I ordered small Sigekaya ramen and it was already very filling. The broth was thick (like lomi), which I like because it coated the noods well. The chasu was not too fatty, but a bit meager in portion (2 short slices only). I also ordered the chicken karaage and yakisoba combo. The karaage was juicy and cooked well, but the yakisoba was a miss (too sweet for my liking).

Great food for a fair price. Would recommend if you like Japanese cuisine or dishes.

Thank you for being open even at the wee hours of the night. I was hungry after my laboratories and consultation at Medical City and glad that it was open at 10pm to fill my stomach. I always have the zinger steak meal. The place is big

Pathetic service, took them 45 minutes to serve a two-person meal. Considering the price is not exactly in a masa level, one would at least expect them to have quicker service, but no, they just proved that to be false. They have quite a number of staff hanging out but this does not do anything to hasten the service, and this is at 2 in the afternoon.

Serving portion isn’t exactly proportionate to the price, and was not exactly great tasting (I am actually apprehensive to even call it decent).

The best things that any Mary Grace has going for them are their ensaymadas and cheese rolls. However, their small food portions are too expensive and, not counting their very boring salads, they lack any good vegetarian options. Come here for their signature desserts, but don't expect to have a good meal.

Worst part: their most enticing veggie option, the veggie sandwich, was unavailable during my visit. If I hadn't been hungry, I would have left without ordering.

They serve Filipino cuisine. Interiors were decorated with portraits of famous Filipinos. The servers wore traditional Filipino attire. The food was good and reasonably priced for the serving size. The sinigang na bagnet was exquisite. Sabaw pa lang, ulam na. They did not scrimp on the veggies and the bagnet (perfect ratio). The cup of rice was already good for two persons. I had lychee buko shake (there were other varieties like ube and strawberry) and it was OK. Too bad most of their desserts were not available. The service was good, but I just did not like to be called “señora.”

Our go-to hang out place when we were training at TMC. Place has a homey and cozy atmosphere. The quality of food is excellent and consistent. Service is awesome. I highly recommend their Hot Chocolate, Ensaymada and the Pasta + Salad platters (worth it). Love their cakes especially the Sans rival and Mango Benne. Their ensaymada is still the best in my opinion. Their Lemon bar is definitely a must try!

On the pricier side but it's understandable considering the quality and serving size.

Parking is available at Rockwell business center but may be limited especially during weekdays since there are offices and a med school nearby.

I don't know when it started but it seems like all the KFC branches I go to that are not in malls only has one cashier. I feel like they're understaffed. Kudos to the staff for working hard.

Not crowded as it is located inside the vicinity of Rockwell / The Medical City. I have dined in quite a few times here in the past whenever I get hungry when someone we know was confined in the hospital. Not much people there on weekday afternoons so it is not noisy at all.

We were looking for a ramen restau in estancia and this came up on my google seaech with a high rating so we tried it for lunch. This restaurant is legit! Tsukemen and tantanmen were really really good. I really e joyed the tsukemen 🤤 Price is reasonable based on taste and serving size of the food. Tho i agree that they can improve the photos on the menu to entice more people to try their restau. Not too many people as well so our dining experience was grear! This is definitely one of our go-to restaurants in estancia 😊

We found the food so delicious that we've dined here thrice in a month and brought family over for a special occasion. Particularly love the gambas and the adobo sa benguet.

The service, however, can be improved. I had to mention twice that it was a guest's birthday - both times the waitresses looked at me like it was the first time someone celebrated a birthday there. Just stared at me whereas a proper resto with this price range would've happily offered a greeting and dessert.

After getting test results from TMC, my friend and I decided to have a quick lunch at Mary Grace. The place is very small. Cramped actually. But food is still great. At payment time, it took time to give us the bill, and a longer time to give us the receipt. Anyway, overall service can be improved. It was probably lunch break and place was full.

Loved everything including the prices, the presentation and the taste. The food quality exceeded our expectations. This should be the restaurant where Filipinos should bring their family celebrations especially if they have foreign guests. The staff attire and hospitality proudly represent the Filipino culture
The food choices include favorites from different regions. We will definitely go back to try other dishes. Looking forward to the next meal.

It’s good but they have small serving sizes of meat. Mostly rice and corn. Everything’s ok, but poor in terms of value for money.

Food is good! But the serving time took an hour. Only reason we didn’t push through with the cancellation of our orders is that we noticed others were canceling theirs already and we wouldn’t want our cancelled orders charged to the crew.

We missed this restaurant. We were regulars of their SM Aura branch before. They offer Filipino classics and their service is top tier. The servers talk in Filipino. I recommend Relyenong Talong, Sisig, Okoy, Binagoongan, and Kare Kare.

No salmon available. Food is okay.

I like the location as it is within the Medical City complex. Outpatients, visitors of patients as well as those with transactions with the hospital have another option for a good, affordable meal. Of course its customer base includes the office employees working in the Rockwell Business Center. Queues can be long and waiting time may be quite a while. Tables are limited but most of the customers during my lunchtime visit were takeout customers.

The ebi tempura i ordered was very fresh and crispy! the service are so kind and sweet too. The chef and sanitary are also clean. i would recommend this to another friend thank you ! :3

I decided to write this review in support of Mr. Daryl De Guzman's review posted two weeks ago. This restaurant simply cannot handle big groups or when there are a lot of diners who order at about the same time. Their kitchen appears to be too small and cramped to be serving food for 30 people or more. The orders not only come late but they are served in such a haphazard manner that they don't care if the appetizer is served when the entrees have been consumed! When the restaurant is more than 50% occupied, the servers also cannot handle the pace of a busy restaurant, casual as it may be. They may be nice but not when they are rattled by the number of diners requesting for service.

As for the food, it was bad enough that the dishes were not served in the proper dining order and within a reasonable time gap. The makis we ordered were just casually thrown together and in slapdash manner, more than likely because of the time pressure. Their appearance was totally unappealing. Dishes that could have been prepared in advance like the salads were served during the middle of the meal, after the entrees were already being consumed. I can see that the quality of the food is slowly deteriorating.

Diners with seniors in their party also better be mindful when checking the bill. There were 10 of us at lunch today. Two people out of the 10 were entitled to the senior discount. However, the senior discount was given on the basis of 12 diners, thereby making the 20% discount smaller. This is tantamount to shortchanging. No matter how small or insignificant the amount is, it is only right that the proper amount be charged. During an earlier visit, I also had an issue with the cashier about the senior discount.

Diners beware! If you are hungry, avoid this restaurant when you see that it is 60% or more occupied by other diners. This is specially bad when there are children in your party and the adults are served their food first.

Today was my 6th visit to the restaurant since they opened so I know what I'm talking about. Previously, I have even been recommending this restaurant to friends. However, after my 4th visit, I wanted to write a review to air some complaints but I held back. I think I've had enough bad experience with it after today. It's only fair that I vent out my exasperation.

We ate here because the restaurant we wanted to go to in Estancia was full. It seemed quite unassuming but the food was actually really tasty and arrived quickly. I got the tantanmen and the broth was really hearty.

My only suggestion to the owners would be to hire a graphic designer to make a better menu, or for them to get decent photos of their food taken for the menu :( Some of the food photos were low-resolution and pixelated while the menu itself wasn't designed very well, which is a shame because the food being served is delicious and the restaurant has a lovely history of originating from Yokohama. Just a suggestion though-- i really hope this place does well!

Thank you for the food!

Another discovery in Estancia!
Ordered tuna tartare and it reminded me of another Izakaya’s spicy maguro.

Give it a try when you’re in the area and need some Japanese fix. Also ordered beef omurice which didn’t disappoint 🤤

Slow service. I ate here together w/ my mom and gf. My mom (who is a senior) went to the priority lane who actually has no cashier. Mas nauna pa yung regular lane. You should fix your service. Sayang, masarap pa naman pagkain.

Food and servings are usually good. The place is nice but the service is so-so. It took us a while to be seated, given that they needed to sanitize the place; however, even the bill for payment took almost half an hour or so to complete the process. Nevertheless, Mary Grace is still a good choice for safe dining.

Spent the valentine’s dinner here in Sigekiya Estancia East Wing! Since the place is jam-packed with people, we were seated at the bar station. The crews are quiet busy to accommodate their customers yet they are friendly but slow which I totally understand at this time. 😊

We ordered miso ramen and chicken karaage. Ramen tasted good. I enjoyed it though this is the first time I tried a ramen with different kind of noodle used. Chicken karaage is with a balance saltiness.

The only problem we encountered was one of our friends’ order of chicken karaage combo has different sizes than ours (super liit ng mga chicken) and it has an dead inside on the plate. I suggest they need to work hard on improving of this serving size and the insect thing.

Overall, my personal experience is okay.

Sigekiya Ramen is one of those local Japanese restaurants with food that tastes quite similar with authentic ramen shops in Japan. We ordered Gojira Ramen (lots of vegetables and fresh garlic, and very tender beef slices), Seafood Ramen and Sigekiya Ramen, and tried their okonomiyaki as well. Don’t be deceived by the seemingly small servings; Ramen noodles are thick, and can satisfy big appetites. Unfortunately, the dining pleasure was ruined by an inefficient billing system. We were informed that they ran out of gyoza for all our orders, but were still included in the bill. Our experience probably is an isolated one, thus I can say that Sigekiya is really worth a try.

Sigekiya Ramen is not your ordinary Ramen Place. Their origin is from Yokohama hence there is a difference in terms of the broth and way to cook the Ramen.

Sigekiya's base broth is not Tonkotsu but Pork so do not expect that its just like the Ramen Places out there.

Sigekiya does not only serve Ramen, they also have Tsukemen and Rice Meals which in terms of value for money, justifiable enough because the serving is really generous and not to mention freshly cooked.

Let me highlight the following dishes in this review:
1. Sigekiya Ramen - If you are looking for their Basic Ramen, this is what you should be trying then. Very thick broth and very flavorful too. The firmness of noodles is just right, not too soft nor almost hard to chew. The Chashu is grilled and not to mention its thick-sliced.

2. Curry Tantanmen Ramen - if you want to experience the bursting flavors of spice and spicy, this is the bowl you should get. Its still an off-the-menu offering hence just request it.

3. Tsukemen (Regular/Gyokai/Curry) - Tsukemen is literally a deconstructed ramen of bowl wherein the broth is sizzling in a very hot sizzling bowl while the noodles is on a separate plate. Its best eaten when hot 'coz you will appreciate not just the experience but also the flavors that is on the broth itself.

4. Karaage - one of the best Karaages that I had. Not overwhelmingly crunchy but just the perfect crunch that still allows you to enjoy the meat that's tender and juicy (not oily).

5. Gyoza - the serving is really big and at the same time, the wrapper is firm enough to hold the meat that is not only tender but also very rich in flavor.

I would definitely want to go back and try their Seafood Ramen.

This branch will give you a feeling of being at home. You can never go wrong trying the traditional hot chocolate and grilled ensaymada. Food here is really the best. 😍
Hats off to the crew for keeping the rest room so clean. Thank you very much and keep up the excellent work. ❤️

Price is alright but its very disappointing because the crepe I got smells funny and tasted sour (not the fruit but the crepe batter)

To the team...Please check quality of soup broth for too much soy sauce. Otherwise noodles meat slices is good. Gyouza is superb!

Fine dining experience with Filipino ambiance. The name XO means ‘extra ordinary’. The staff speaks pure Filipino language from the moment they welcome you at the entrance. They have free purple as appetiser. Food was good and reasonably priced. Gracious waiters. Worth the trip.

Place is clean and very cozy. I really liked the ambiance. Servers were friendly. Serving time was 15 to 20 minutes. The food came out piping hot and almost at the same time. Taste was well balanced and I especially liked the seafood chowder. I would've loved it even more if it were a bigger serving 🤣

Affordable

Nothing special about their crepes, you can't even customize and create your own

Place and location is good, but they only have 4 tables for diners

Staff must be trained to help customers to bring up their trays to the second floor. I brought up all four of my trays by myself to the second floor. Their first floor also cannot accommodate a lot of customers. You have no choice but to go to the second floor. Their cleaning is also not very organized.

We have a leeway time multi-tasking do-it-yourself laundry and eating brunch. Great Japanese food!
Prior to visiting, better check out their social media for their exciting promos. Staffs are accommodating to the point answering any allergen-related questions. Ambiance is good. Clean place.

We went by this restaurant based on a friend's recommendation and were totally blown away by the deliciousness of the cuisine here. It is Philippine food at it's finest. The pork knuckles or what they call crispy pork sampler is the best pork dish I have ever had!

The best thing I love about this place is the service. All the staff were welcoming and friendly the moment you entered the place. The kuya who took our order talked in straight old tagalog which made the experience more wonderful. We even had puto and cornick (on the house) while we wait for our food.

The kare-kare was wonderful. The sauce was savory and thick and the meat was tender. The lechon was not my favorite though, I just personally dont like my lechon to be immersed in sauce. Others might like it though.

I have a good time eating here. Great Japanese food. Better check out there site or FB for their exciting promo which is very worth it for your pocket. Staff accomodating and friendly. Ambiance is great. Lighting good for the eyes making me feel at home with its right cool temperature. FOR ME, its a bit pricey but food is serve in large quantity making it worth it. Clean place.

Wide-open space, so it's not as smokey as other branches. Avoid the queues of Sunday family lunch!

Great sizzling plates! I'm a regular lunch client. Food can also be ordered to go.