2/5 1hucares’ P. 1 year ago on Google
Tried
this
Resto
for
lunch
with
friends.
We
ordered
noodles
with
squid
ink,
fried
chicken,
pata
dish,
dinuguan,
Laing,
steamed
rice
and
Amadeo
coffee.
Coffee
was
1st
served,
though
we
requested
to
have
it
served
last.
We
had
a
few
sips,
it
was
a
dismay,
no
aroma,
no
bitter
taste
at
all.
Our
waiter
suggested,
“add
the
fresh
milk
and
brown
sugar.”
It
wasn’t
a
fresh
milk
but,
an
evap
milk.
Still,
the
warm,
not
hot
coffee
didn’t
please
us.
The
other
waiter
removed
the
cups
of
coffee
when
we
complained
that
it
had
no
taste
at
all.
We
were
told
that
it
was
from
a
“roasted
rice.”
Then,
we
had
the
noodles
or
pansit
bihon
with
squid
ink.
The
ink
just
added
a
blackish
color
on
the
noodles
but,
didn’t
give
a
distinctive
taste
to
it.
It
should
have
been
mixed
with
the
right
seasonings
to
suit
the
added
squid
ink.
It
was
just
like
an
ordinary
noodles,
nothing
special
about
it.
The
fried
chicken
was
tender,
mild
taste
with
a
thin
crispy
batter,
which
we
liked.
My
sis
enjoyed
the
pata
dish,
too
fatty
for
the
rest
of
us.
The
pork
dinuguan,
was
mediocre,
dark
brown
in
color
instead
of
black.
Per
owner,
it
had
lemongrass
(tanglad)
but,
maybe,
not
enough.
Need
to
add
more
and
other
seasonings
to
cover-up
the
after
taste
of
the
blood.
Laing
with
1
shrimp
on
top
had
a
tinge
of
sweetness?
Any
dish
that
has
a
coco
milk
would
give
a
creamy
taste.
The
leaves
need
more
soaking
overnight
(dried
leaves)
to
soften
the
leaves
and
add
more
coco
milk
until
oil
appears.
That
would
create
a
native,
delicious
dish.
The
coffee
was
re-served.
This
time,
with
a
little
bitter
taste
and
hot.
This
was
the
1st
time
we
ever
tasted
a
rice
coffee.
We
prefer
still
the
real
coffee
beans.
Foods
weren’t
really
special
in
terms
of
taste,
so
with
the
presentations.
Price,
average.
Need
to
renovate
their
rest
room.
Hard
to
open
door
from
inside.
The
lock
was
rustic
and
the
entire
room
was
not
pleasing
to
the
eyes.