Super tasty Filipino food in a modern setting with nice interiors. We tried the sarsaparilla BBQ liempo, gising gising and shrimp okoy. We also liked their drinks - the lemongrass wintermelon drink and iced Spanish latte. Restaurant was packed on a Friday night, but food service was still prompt.

New opening local restaurant not long ago, friendly staffs and cozy environment. By weekend it's quite crowded and noisy a bit sometimes but they serve foods and drinks fast and the AC was cold enough. Overall it's quite good and dishes are great, will visit again soon 😎

it's a new opened Filipino restaurant. i tried there twice once only some coffee and a mango cheese cake with friends, once eating with friends with a share order of pata karekare. both time arw with very good experience, especially the pata kare kare, even makes me as a foreigner eat too much in that evening( ps i didn't even touch that rice ).

Had a quick lunch in Tatatito, mainly because they have this alfresco dining. Waiter was very attentive, and the ambience outdoor is just right on the weekend. Indoor ambience feels okay too, like your typical family weekend dining. We ordered the adobong pusit which tastes good. While the pancit guisado was abit salty but its okay. Overall price is on the higher range, and the serving size for small portion is good for 2pax. Will revise the rating if i get a chance to try other food soon.

Delicious food in a friendly environment! I appreciate the comparative substantial number of vegetables they have on the menu. Often, the emphasis at restaurants in Manila is on meat, and while I’m not a vegetarian, I do appreciate tasty approaches to fiber!

Refreshing ambience and good food.. except on the baked fish that we ordered. It was raw inside like sushi and we got their attention for it - They gave it back from the oven and guess what, its still raw. We almost lost appetite on this and after several attempts, it is now edible 😆 Happy to see how they recovered from this by giving us 2 complimentary cakes. I heard they offer breakfast so im giving this restau another chance next time

Such a pleasant Filipino restaurant! The place looks posh and regal and is bright and tidy. I had a cozy lunch experience with help from the attentive crew and of course, the tasty food. Serving’s bigger than I initially expected. But after seeing the prices, I think it’s justified. It’s a nice dining place for customers (solo, duo, or ina group) in need of a silent area to talk. There are also a lot of coffee shops nearby. It’s also a 10-minute walk (via bridge) away from the Greenbelt-Glorietta area.

The only complain I have, there is no parking around the area. Pay parking is on the other side of the block. That aside, the vibe , the food , the service are amazing worth the trip to savor each bite. A must try Filipino fusion cuisine when in Makati area.

Superb Filipino food!! Never had a miss on any of my orders on my last 6 visits. The place is very pleasant and spacious, the people are so attentive. Bulalo, Kare Kare and Camaron are a must for me. Plus, their refreshments, esp the avocado shake wont let you down.

Tatatito will always be our choice for reliable, bang for buck Filipino food. The food is consistently good and the portions are generous. I think everything is freshly made (rather than precooked) which is great, but one downside is that it takes a while. The servers don’t lie when they say prep time is up to 30 mins. It’s not a dealbreaker but best to manage expectations before eating here.

Their breakfast house corned beef is really good! Served like a steak. The outer is crispy then it gets soft when you cut in the middle. Great ambience and interior!

Bangus steak and pinakbet was good, freshly cooked and tasty. Camaron rebosado uses frozen shrimp, was dry and disappointing. Will try their deserts next time. Attentive and fast service.

First time to dine in at Tatatito and surprisingly, the food was so good. Ordered their best sellers (sizzling bulalo, camaron (shrimp) - this is my favorite 😻, garlic rice, chicken and sinigang na liempo and imagine they will give you extra soup for this). Good Service, ambiance is good, staff is pleasant, and the manager is very kind ☺️ If you are into filipino food, I highly recommend Tatatito - masarap ang food talaga :) P.S. you can reserve seats and advance order which I highly suggest.

Price per person: 700 (2 dishes with drinks) We went here because we were craving Bulalo Soup, and theirs didn't disappoint. The soup tasted good, and the beef was tender enough. I just wished it had more vegetables, though. We also added their Sizzling Pork Sisig. It was crispy enough, which is perfect for rice with soup. Their lemon-iced tea was surprisingly delicious. It has a one-of-a-kind appearance and taste. The atmosphere is pleasant and family-friendly. Additionally, the management allows dogs as long as they're wearing diapers. We would come back to try more of their signature dishes.

A "must" if you're craving for Filipino food! The ambiance is very welcoming. The service is unmatched, from staff to manager, all are very friendly and accomodating. When it comes to their food? Absolutely amazing. We've ordered their popular sizzling bulalo and other most recommended meals and it never disappoints! Will definitely come back here again. 5 star is too low to rate this restaurant. 1000/100 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Beautiful restaurant interior and exterior. When we dined last Saturday morning, the ambience was very soothing as there weren’t many people. I recommend bringing non-Filo friends here if you want to introduce Filipino food. They have a menu with photos of almost every food online so that you can have an idea of the food beforehand. We got their Sizzling Bulalo, and BBQ Liempo paired with the Pata Tim Rice in Bamboo. The staff was amicable and attentive. But the drinks were served warm, except the top where the ice floats. Food all look instagrammable and were enjoyable to eat. Although not the best version we’ve had for its price and it took a while to serve. But we’d still come back for its chill atmosphere and beautiful interiors when catching up with friends

If you want elevated everyday Filipino dishes, this is the one for you. They're definitely comfort food, combined with the restaurant's bright and airy interior design. You can take a breather, relax, and eat your fill. Be sure to try their food on the menu where they're marked recommended!

The place looks really nice and the food vas very good! The dishes were super tasty at very affordable prices. Sisig is a must try. It was a pleasant surprise to discover this place in Legazpi Village; we highly recommend it and we’ll definitely come back. :)

The food is superb. Service is fast and the price is right :) will definetely comeback

Visited this restaurant for the first time and it didn't disappoint. Interiors are very good, dining area is well lighted and servers are very attentive. Tried their crab pancit palabok --- amazingly good with all that crab fat, squid and egg! Their take on the arrozvaldo is very good as well, a bit spicy due to the peppercorns and ginger. But try their gising gising (na sigarilyas) --- super yummy! Will definitely be back to try their other dishes.

Tatatito has become one of my fave Filipino restaurants. Prices are reasonable and I appreciate how they have solo and sharing sizes. My favorite dish from here is Adobong Baby Pusit. Saba con yelo was the only thing for me that was meh, the rest were quite good.

Tatatito is one of the best restaurants I visited this year. When I entered the place, I immediately felt the warmth from their welcoming staff and servers. Also, the cozy and inviting atmosphere was just perfect to unwind and indulge in my new obsession, their Iced Spanish Latte. Its sweet, creamy, and bold flavors had me hooked, and I can't wait to go back for more. In addition, I cannot contain my happiness seeing the Filipino delicacies they sell that I had to take home Sapin-sapin. The authentic taste had me reminiscing about my childhood days. It definitely left a mark on me. Without exaggeration, my experience at Tatatito was a 10/10. I can vouch that you will have a great time with your friends, family, and even your pets here.

Service is great! We ordered sisig, inasal, and halo halo. I like their chicken inasal (they have the best vinegar). Their sisig is supposedly 'crispy' but it's tough and hard to chew, the sisig's flavor itself is nice though. Will probably try other food in the menu when we get back, hope this is helpful😄

Tried having breakfast at Tatatito. I didn't expect that they have a good breakfast selection. I ordered their iced chocolate drink and mushroom and cheese omelette and I liked it. It can be served 2 ways; with saba hashbrown or bread. I like that it also has lettuce and cherry tomatoes on the side. For me, the portion is very filling for breakfast. The ambiance is good and the staff are attentive to my needs. I wish next time I can try their home favourites, soups and desserts with my family and friends.

The personnel made us feel welcome and the food was made with only fresh ingredients. A premium and very well tasting take on Filipino dishes. Loved the grilled pork and chicken and the mango cheesecake. Interesting wines to taste from as a tourist from Europe. We were surprised they had take out versions of their meat. Would recommend to anyone who wants to try great original Filipino Cousine.

A good find for filipino dishes Loved their Liempo and tinola also the pinakbet Had an issue with rice and tinola they didnt list it so we had to follow up. Tinola have a coconut and its good :) but overall a good dining experience

My first time here did not fail my expectations. I love coffee so much and by trying their hot spanish latte, I can't just say anything, but I love it! The bittersweet and milky taste are just on point. The cakes are also good, especially the mango cheesecake. The cheesy taste and sweetness of the mangoes complement and that makes it better. As for the chocolate cake, I am still looking for something on the cake sponge part, but what I love about it is it's not too sweet, so you can definitely finish a whole slice. Overall, recommended!✨

Been gunning to try their takes on Filipino food eversince I saw their ads on FB esp the Kalderetang Fried Chicken. I gez expected too much. Good thing we ordered a dish that its hard to go wrong. Roast Lechon Adobo ☺️ Price-wise, there are other better options 🫡

food was good with good portions. some dishes were a tad too oily but it is very good with rice. sadly staff are ample but disorganized, although immediately got a seat, only 3 plates were served when we are a table of 6. ordered soup, but when the soup came, no bowls were provided. even need to ask 3 times with 3 different person still the only response we got was a hand expression and "wait". specifically instructed not to make the dishes spicy as we have kids and seniors dining with us but food came out spicy when served. the whole restaurant was not full when we dined in, i guess the staff were too tired to even notice, we dined around 130 in the afternoon. be careful when checking out as well, make sure to check the items, we initially ordered kare kare chicken, but they served fried chicken by mistake, but during the bill, 2 items were punched in. the the shrimp that we were supposed to order was out of stock, but it was included in the bill. asked them to correct it, when the bill came the second time, they did not correct anything. They only changed it when we pointed it out again that the 2 items should be removed.

Ambiance is good. There's nothing special in their food and service could be better. Food is not worth the price. Service is not that great. Staff are not attentive enough to know when you need them but kudos to them for proactively refilling our waters. Also, there are insects and bugs on their table! Ambiance is what will catch your eye here. In the end, the restaurant is just that - "Takaw Mata" It's in legazpi village so I understand the price point but the price point is not equal to the taste or amount of food that you'll get. Overall experience is a fair 5/10.

I usually eat here on the weekends. Great atmosphere, excellent service from the staff. The food is delicious. Traditional Filipino food done right, no frills, no fusion. We just order the classics—pinakbet, chicken inasal, tinola rice, palabok, sisig, squid adobo and you can’t go wrong. Looking forward to try out their entire menu.

We had Adobong Baby Pusit, 10-hour Beef Kani, Classic Beef Kare Kare. I rate the baby pusit the best, my boys'favourite was the kani. We all felt like the kare kare was average and the okoy under-seasoned Would love to come back and try all other dishes in the menu. It's upscale, high quality food, with good, friendly service.

Accidentally entered a different resto while looking for this. Entrance is perpendicular street side, not direct through the stairs above gringos. I enjoyed the roast bistek tagalog and cucumber lemonade. Don't expect the bistek to taste like your typical classic dish. This is more like thinly sliced brisket with sauce on steroids. The veggies were not bad but not good either. Might visit again to try other dishes.

So far pretty good. Gising-gising was great but their Sinigang lacked a little asim though. 4 stars for now and will try again soon.

Ordered an iced tea to start. Don't bother. Throw some sunquik and water into a blender, add ice, you get the exact same thing. I had high expectations for the kare kare, but it was some kind of stripped down oxtail so I didn't get that fall off the bone meat combined with luscious fat. Plus the sauce was bland and thin, and nowhere near as rich as what you'd expect from a kare kare. Might as well call it a vegetable kare kare from the way the vegetables substantially outnumbered the beef. To add insult to injury, 2 of us had no issues polishing off a serving supposedly good for 4 to 5, and the bagoong was a sad, sour affair. The rice however i could get behind, perfectly fluffy, and made to capture every inch of supposed saucy goodness, because the accompanying dish failed miserably. The halo halo is one of those minimalist halo halos. Wasn't all that bad, i just wish maybe they allowed me to choose the ice cream flavor because I'm not a big fan of vanilla.