I came here for dinner on a Wednesday night around 5:40pm. There is only outside patio seating which was nice. Dress appropriately. The space is small but cozy. They have heat lamps and they also offer blankets if you get cold. Service was top notch. Our server was amazingly nice. She offered to walk us through the menu and made recommendations. We opted for the $75 family meal which feeds 2-3 people and it included: 1 small dish, 1 salad, 2 mains and 2 sides which if you order the most expensive item in each category it's a $101 value! A $26 savings! Even though it was just us 2, we had left overs for the next day.One thing to note is the a la carte menu items, when ordered in the family meal, does not include the rice (but it does include the pickles). We ordered: lechon bites, spicy plum slaw, shrimp gambas, grilled beef tenderloin, miso braised bok choy, veggie pancit and for dessert, the vegan vanilla soft serve with pandan syrup, coconut flakes and fruity pebbles. Our food started to come out 10 mins after ordering. Fast service! Every dish was beautifully displayed. Lechon bites were tender. The spicy plum salad was a favorite. The plum was sweet and not sour and the jalapeños were not spicy at all. Loved the crunchy bits of quinoa, it added a wonderful texture. The beef was tender, although I wish it came with more chimichurri. The shrimp gambas came with 14 shrimps. We took this home and it went well with rice. Wish there was more of the tomato base as it was so good. The veggie pancit was almost a meal in itself. It was packed with mixed veggies. Everything was so good we had to have dessert and we had no regrets. Dinner prices are about $6 more than lunch prices for the mainsI can't wait to return. Oh, if you are interested in the Kamayan Feast, book in advance so they can prepare the fish. If you just walk in to order it, it will be left out because they need more time.
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