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Tambayan Food Park
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Reviews
Overall, Tambayan Food Park in Pardo offers a diverse selection of tasty dishes with a pleasant ambiance. While some dishes may stand out more than others, the general consensus is that it's a great spot to enjoy a variety of flavors with friends and family. The atmosphere adds to the experience, making it a favorite hangout spot for many.
Madaming stalls for food. Pro there's one open when we had lunch. I know mas okay sa gabi with the lights, the gig and all. But its also peaceful when you dine in during day time. ☺️
Place is great. Good place to take your pals to chill. Or take your family to dine. Place is big with enough parking. It even has convenient store inside.
Different kind of dining. Food is ordered in each kiosk and payment is made in a separate one. Clean as you go.
Our favorite is the Korean chicken with rice. The garlic soy is our bet!
Our favorite is the Korean chicken with rice. The garlic soy is our bet!
Love this place. My family and I love having our dinner here (except Fridays and weekends as it will be crowded). Our fave is Coyjean's bbq. A bit pricey but worth it. There's also a lot of food choices from different food stalls.
solid ang meals! pwedeng-pwede bilang post workout meal! ♥️ very affordable pa 👌🏼🥰
Very affordable and its really good for family . The live band are superb also i love there ambiance .
Spacious place and great food
Great affordable food and cool live band
Great place to eat. A lot of choices.
Variety of food choices. Commune hall is the food court area of Evia in a classy vibes and it’s also instagrammable but not all the food here is worth the price.
Place has a lot of food kiosks to choose from. Though some food kiosks have very limited tables and chairs which are mostly occupied by groups or family. Parking can be a bit challenging, and place can get muddy. Best to come probably around 5pm since there are not much people by that time yet.
Alternative to Roxas Night Market
One of the largest and new Food Parks in the City. There are also numerous varieties of food offered here such as barbecue, sisig, seafood, soup, snacks, fresh juice, fruit shakes, and they also serve alcohol. There's plenty of available tables and chairs like al fresco dining, however it would be unfortunate if it would rain since there are no roof in the area. Pets are also allowed as long as you have leash and make them wear diapers. The best thing here is that there's a live band every night.
Great place for dining and just chilling, there are available KTV rooms if you wanna sing-along with your friends. There is a live band performance when we get there. We ate barbecue from the first stall on the right side of the area.
Place is huge and no crowd to worry! Food are also the best with cheap price!
The place was good. Open space, fresh air, plenty of greeneries, no smoky atmosphere and accessible comfort rooms.
Lot of foods to choose drinks ➕ unli rice ➕ enjoy eating while watching live band ➕ children will also enjoy the Magic show
Every corner is instagrammable though they have limited food choices
We arrived here from a day and a half travel from calbayog city,.samar.
We've been starving for a home made menus.
As a.family.we are.more on food which can also be enjoyed by the kids. We opted for a Kusinang Pinoy cuisine at the second floor for this.
The food they are serving are above average when it comes to the balance of the taste and the price.
We've been starving for a home made menus.
As a.family.we are.more on food which can also be enjoyed by the kids. We opted for a Kusinang Pinoy cuisine at the second floor for this.
The food they are serving are above average when it comes to the balance of the taste and the price.
Good food choices over there and it is quite spacious and airy. We really enjoyed our first dinner there as I was able to enjoy some delicious offerings from Gelightfull as well the Halo-Halo from Sol’s. I would love to try the other stalls soon.
It’s also a good place if you are into sabong hahahah
It’s also a good place if you are into sabong hahahah
THE FOOD HERE IS SO GOOD AND THE STAFF ARE VERY ACCOMMODATING
Food stop
Lots of food choices. Great atmosphere and very clean restrooms. Yay!
Food (bbq, mini buffet, silogan halo-halo etc.), drinks (liquors, coffee, desserts etc.), live band (selected days) and KTV rooms. Its a nice place to chill and relax.
Lots of choices of food to eat. There are live bands and ktv room for P99/hr. Cold beverages are available near the ktv rooms and also in the convenience store. Parking lot is spacious.
• 08.13.2019. Had snacks here together with fellow fourth degree Knight of Columbus PFN Edgardo Cagalitan.
Place had a nice design and very appealing. There were many food choices. BUT it was hard to choose where we'll eat because all were too pricey.
A different kind of food court. Very stylish and artistic interior and store quiosks. They offer local and international line of food which looks and tastes better because of presentation, plating, and packaging. They practice "clean as you go" and serve yourself policy.
Offers a wide array of great food choices. Evia’s Commune Hall features dishes from all over the world, Japanese, Korean, Italian, American and Filipino dishes fused up to liven your taste buds!
Evia’s Commune Hall is located at the 3rd level of Evia, adjacent to the Cinemas.
Evia’s Commune Hall is located at the 3rd level of Evia, adjacent to the Cinemas.
Very nice ambiance and the food here is super tasty!
I eat here almost every day during college days. This place has a lot of karenderia to choose from. Each of these karenderia prepares meals not only budget-friendly but also very delicious.
The one thing I love about this place is its “lasang” ambiance. “Lasang” means forest in Cebuano. This place used to have plenty of trees its like you're eating in the forest.
Today, the only thing lasang about this is its name.
Tip#1: Wanna add a little flavor on your dish for free? You can ask them for toppings over your rice.
Tip#2: For only P50 you can buy a rice, viand of your choice, and drinks.
The one thing I love about this place is its “lasang” ambiance. “Lasang” means forest in Cebuano. This place used to have plenty of trees its like you're eating in the forest.
Today, the only thing lasang about this is its name.
Tip#1: Wanna add a little flavor on your dish for free? You can ask them for toppings over your rice.
Tip#2: For only P50 you can buy a rice, viand of your choice, and drinks.
Nice