The overall experience was great. Me and my family enjoyed a lot. Attractions - 8/10 - The air-condition was great on all of the attractions I've been on. The issue I noticed are: some parts are empty or under maintenance; long queue; QR code scanning is a bit of hassle. Signs and Directions - 7/10 - They can improve more on this part. There a lot of confusing arrows and one might get lost. Food - 7/10 - I only liked few of the food stalls they have inside. I hope they offer more. Hope they have water fountains as well since visitors might get exhausted from walking. Parking 9/10 - We went on a Sunday, we were expecting a crowded parking space but we were able to find one quickly.

Online ticketing was easy and entry at the ocean park was easy with pre-booked tickets. The whole place is hot as if it doesn't have AC, most of the attractions are not what I remember when I visit a few years ago, it's so bad now. The sea lion and bird shows were interesting and entertaining but short and the audio was really bad, you could barely understand the host. The place is huge, there's so much to improve in the place hoping the management will consider maintaining and enlivening the place to make the price worthy. I think it's time to have a major cleanup to have its glory back. Overall, it's only worth it if you have small kids who will not nitpick and instead will really get excited with the animals.

The Oceanarium, located inside Manila Ocean Park, is home to 14,000 fishes which are around 277 species, all found in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. It is one of the world's best public aquariums. The Oceanarium is a stunning walkthrough of the ocean featuring seven sections and containing 3,000 cubic meters of seawater. At the center of a 55-meter journey is the main attraction - a 220° curved walkway tunnel with a spectacular underwater view of amazing sea creatures swimming overhead. The water source for the Oceanarium is filtered water from Manila Bay. A special process is done to ensure that the seawater is suitable for marine life. It has an educational activity area, unique function rooms for special events and bi-level shark and stingray viewing facilities.

Place is well maintained. My kids had fun. Lots of animals. Very very kid friendly. Lots of fish! Lots of food options inside also. We spent a good 3-4 hours here.

The only place of its kind in the metro, Manila Ocean Park is a treat for kids and kids at heart. Unfortunately, about half of the attractions are closed when we visited, most probably because of the pandemic impact. The theme park has a potential to be the top go-to place for fun and enjoyment. Sadly, there are parts that aren’t well maintained. For the shows, I wish they don’t let guests enter the venue once the show starts as it causes distractions. Regardless, I’m amazed by their set of animals. I hope the management takes great care of them.

For us, Manila Ocean Park is a great place for families. To bond, to take photos and to enjoy seeing aquatic animals, they also have repltiles, spiders and snakes. When we went here last December 2021, there are lot of people but the safety protocol were followed within the area, also, December is discount month :). I really enjoyed the fishes small and large.

Underwhelming I had an online deal which is ₽650 and was very excited but left with disappointment. I visited on a public holiday and there were A LOT OF KIDS, that's not the problem, it's the ventilation. The aquariums are decent, but after that, I got splashed with cold water since all my excitement got drained down by the underwhelming attractions. The penguin attraction is cute but the glass is foggy with scratches from inside and outside. Sad. Was really hoping for this one to be good, but it just seems that the whole place needs a revamp and better maintenance.

The experience during our visit was okay. So many people coming in and out. I had fun watching the bird and sealion show. However, there are some areas that were under maintenance like the shark diving. For the Penguin area, the line to get up close to them was too long. Also there's a room that supposed to be like a snow or winter area but there's no real snow or real ice sculptures - all fake and plastic. All in all, the experience was okay. So many areas that need to be improve on.

Honest Review: Animals - 10/5, we really enjoyed the bird and sea lion show. Please take care of these lovely animals. Other attractions - 2/5, it’s like an abandoned park. The aquariums weren’t maintained very well. The other attraction with the superman is like very old. The ticketing svck, 0/5 they asked to pay 750 ticket for a baby who slept most of the time because the height is 2 feet, regardless of age — what kind of management do they have. I could see some foreigners visiting this park, it was a huge disappointment. I feel bad for the animals and the caretakers. They deserve better.

A good place to visit. Fun and educational. We're really excited to see marine life, specially the sharks. The whole park seems gloomy though, and there's definitely a lot of things to improve. I do hope they're taking good care of the animals.

I'm normally a food reviewer but because the experience was nice, here I am. There is a Bird and sea lion show every 12:30pm which I truly enjoyed. The kid in me was in awe in seeing the Birds of prey fly over us as part of the show. Also, the performance of the sea lions were astonishing. They have a variety of animals inside as well including snakes, spiders, lizards, turtles, fishes, and penguins. Though the sightings were nice, the restaurants inside were expensive for its quality. Better to eat before you go in. Took us half a day to finish the park

Bit crowded when we came, but my little brother's had a great time seeing lots of animals that they usually see on screen. The highlights of our visit was the bird and sea lion performance. Best to take kids there if you want to give them some time off in gadgets.

Such a nice place to visit in Metro Manila, a place full of Philippine history. The last days of Rizal's life were preserved beautifully; a place of learning and reflection of the Philippines great history and culture. Best to visit in the afternoon since the view of sunset there is superb and you can feel the solemnity of the place.

This was a really fun experience for me, due to the fact I have been to similar forts such as Castillo San Marcos located at St.Augustine FL. This was just another amazing piece of history that I was so lucky to visit, and even has deep roots of Philippine history with their national hero Rizal. While this place is a pact with such history, a lot of dark history. Which is mentioned, but not to full detail, in which some of that history is pretty deep. Which I get it, some of the pictures alone, especially those in the dungeon are rough to see. But it's incredible, and to me one of the must sees if you are coming out to visit. Yes there is a small price to pay to see it, but it’s definitely worth it.

It's like a walk in the past though there are a few spaces that they already closed, like tunnels. But Fort Santiago is really nice, a few museums inside. There are benches you can idly sit by to adore the place. Though bring water with you. Wear mask and keep safe.

We had our first visit and we really enjoyed it. It is the best place to visit if you are a history buff. It offers historical insights and you can see so many really cool things. Give yourself at least about 2 hours to be able to see everything. Visiting Fort Santiago is like going through the different phases of Philippine history. Just enjoy walking around with friends or family and not necessary to book a tour.

One of the sites that you shouldn’t miss when you’re visiting Intramorus. The place gives a unique experience of history. Several sections were closed that day, maybe because of the rain. There are areas that are slippery too.

Last year I went here twice! Last July and last December. Last July was pure photo shooting. Last December, there was a fund raising and we got a tour guide explaining and telling stories about things around Fort Santiago. Aside from the nice view and spacious venue, there are things that are preserved well that tell stories. Also, the guards wore the old type of guardia civil uniforms, they are refreshing to see!🤩 There is so much stories to tell. I hope Fort Santiago will be one of the tool in learning our History, students will also enjoy while learning.🤘

Great historical Manila landmark The grounds and fort open at 9 am. Allow 1- 2 hours Entrance fee is a reasonable 70 pesos , 50 for seniors and disabled. Grounds are expansive and situated along the river. There are plentiful signs and placards 🪧 with give brief explanations of the various sights on the Fort Santiago grounds. Grounds are well cared for by attendants. The fort complex is located in central Manila and is about a 45 minute taxi ride from the airport which should run about 300 to 500 pesos ( depending on your negotiation skills ). Restrooms are limited. Handicap ♿️ doable but there are several places where stairs are optional. There are pedicabs and horse carriages available for hire. Guides are available. Parking can be a challenge. Final take....recommended

It was good, paying for the entrance though wasn't too good at all. I understand that they need funds for the upkeep of the place, but I think the government should be handling that stuff. It can be crowded during Sundays (we went there on Sunday), but it was still manageable. The place was overall good and beautiful. I defo recommend it for people who have an interest in Philippine history.

It was a very nice and spacious park. The breeze coming from Manila bay keeps your mood cool even in a hot sunny day. At night, the dancing fountain entertains the visitors. A lot of historical attractions and monuments can be found and take photos here. This park is both relaxing and informative It is perfect for educational field trip, family bondings, and soul searching.

This is a very memorial palace for the history of the Philippines. A very must visit place for every Filipino. Since it is my first time visiting here I am already amazed with the view. Very historic place and it didn't fail to emphasize the history of the Philippines which is the essence of having a historical park. In weekdays we can really enjoy the place since there are only few people walking around, but on weekends I think there will be more people. I love the availability of alcohols in every corner which are important to maintain health protocols. The place is well guarded and it is nice to see post guard standing besides the monument. The park is clean and well maintained, you can also grab some foods in the stores located outside the park. You have a flexible budget you can hire authorized photographer in the area, they are very friendly and capture nice photo of you. Please be reminded that you should keep off the grass and careful not to damage any sculptures. I hope you will visit the place and support our local historic sites, vendors and business enterprise. If you are concerned if there is any restroom, I don't know but I think there is, you can just ask the guard or other tourists.

A large clean park in the centre of the city which offers a great location to escape the bustle and noise of the city. There’s plenty of seating throughout and lots of things to admire, from the main monument to the Chinese garden and market stalls. Covid restrictions mean you can only enter / exit through designated gates, with the need to have your temperature checked, but it’s no hassle and certainly a place I’d recommend wandering through on a visit to the city.

still an amazing view...reminiscing your childhood, best place to breathe fresh air. Safety protocols are still practicing. Highly recommended for family to get their little bit of dose of history of our beloved national hero, Jose P. Rizal

One of the country's historical place in the city. Beautiful sculptures, gardens, and a nice sight for families' or friends' picnic and bonding. Though lots of people went here and it's in the city, it's a serene and calm place to be. Aside from this, there's a lovely musical dancing fountain everyone can enjoy to watch.

A beautiful space dedicated to the Philippines' national hero, Jose Rizal. As a Filipino, I felt compelled to come learn and pay my respects to Tito Juan, a man who sacrificed everything for the freedom of his countryman and the love of the land his blood comes from. There is his monument and the space where he was executed, both places serve as reflective points. Then there are other parts like the dancing fountain, Chinese and Japanese gardens, and a LACMA light pole installation. It makes it nice for people come to to and enjoy the space and I'm grateful they don't interfere with the area which honors Tito Juan. For Filipinos, it's a must come. For everyone, please enjoy all this space has to offer!

Love the atmosphere. This place is itself a story and you get more tempted to know by just viewing the amazing architecture of old times. The construction is strong and untouched. It's just like a beautiful Maze , you just wanna get lost in it. The cafe and surrounding are amazing to get into the groove and make the best memories out of it

I really intended to spend at least half of my day just indulging at the sight of this baroque UNESCO heritage site. The architecture of the church and the museum is A SIGHT TO BEHOLD. My visit and the experience was ALL WORTH IT!!!

This has to be one of the hidden gems of the City of Manila. If you are within the vicinity of Intramuros and routinely tour cathedrals then do yourself a favor and visit here. We spent a few hours only, but could have spent longer. Note that it is usually the host of several weddings, and can be very busy. There is limited street parking, but you might have to walk a short distance. The facility is home to some very significant local biblical artifacts. The compound is well maintained and beautiful to walk through. There are several flights of stairs to navigate however, so it is not wheelchair friendly it appears. The roof of the cathedral is not painted, however it is quite ornate. A fantastic organ can also be viewed as well. Stained glass in places as well. The general condition of the art on display is fairly outstanding. Next door is a historic government residence, which also has downstairs rooms occupied by a restaurant.

Easily one of the most beautiful stone churches of the Philippines built during the Spanish times. Awarded as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites (4 Baroque Churches), it was the only remaining structure in Intramuros after World War II.

This historical landmark doubles as both a church and a museum and is a must visit in Intramuros. They have many archives that are well preserved and will give you an eye opening lesson on the early Spanish rule along with the influence if the church which has shaped much of modern Philippines today. There is an entrance ticket but they only accept cash for payment. Guides are also available and that comes with an additional cost

San Agustin Church in Manila is a magnificent and historic church that is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting the city. The church also boasts an impressive exterior with ornate carvings and a beautifully preserved interior that showcases Baroque-style architecture and art. San Agustin Church is a true gem of Manila that should not be missed. Its rich cultural heritage and stunning design make it a must-see destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and art.

Is historical Church. Internal is beautiful. But need to be careful your belonging. Too many approach you take up "tutuk" tour or horse tour. Seem unsafe when you walk around

It was my first time to visit the place. I'm amazed and more so impressed by how it actually looks like. Contrary to the negative reviews, na-appreciate ko s'ya. Though sarado para sa publiko when I went there, na-enjoy ko naman ang pagsilip sa sunset along the bay. Ganda.

under construction again....the walking- jogging lane was clean (good job), not smelly nor occupied by vagrants....again good job

Kudos to the government for their efforts even if it's surrounded by controversy. The place is clean and orderly. There are no benches to sit down on so people sit by the dolomite sand. Food is not allowed inside to avoid trash. Those who'd like to eat can do so outside as there are plenty of street vendors around. For those who need parking, you can park across the road and just cross the pedestrian flyover. We went at 4pm and the sun was still hot but there's a good crowd already. Although for a holiday it's not as crowded as I'd expect. Bring umbrellas as there's no shade. Best time to go is towards sunset. Bring a blanket if you plan to sit down and watch the sunset.

Come for the sunrise or sunset because it’s a beach. It’s made of Dolomite so the grains are a bit rougher and larger than typical sand but it suffices. Well located in terms of closeness to popular tourist locations. Bring your boo or walk around here solo to ponder life’s greatest challenges, accomplishments, or mysteries. Bring a book or come with friends. This beach like life is what you make of it!

The Dolomite beach isn't a sand beach. Do not expect sand. It's a beach made of small rocks of dolomite, despite the mainstream media. It's very pleasing to the eyes and just Refreshing to see in a populated highly urbanized city. The breeze seem better. I went there one morning to skate around. However, it was WEEKEND when I visited and did not foresee the crowd. There were cyclists, old, adults, and toddlers walking around the Bay Walk and to the Beach. So many people around not following local guidelines. There are many soldiers at bay, enforces, and guards to organise the people. Perhaps the people were excited about its opening and flocked in there from the whole Manila Bay walk to the roads. I hope that when the Manila Bay is finished, there will be more effective crowd control so that people can prevent getting sick from each other, especially during COVID pandemic.

Nice place to watch the sunset. Really good view. Not much else. It's a beach-themed place. Not really a beach. You can't -and seen no one- swim and filled with small grovel spread along the area. Again, real nice for a sunset watch outing.

Entrance is free, but you can't bring food inside. There are only 3 parasols so you'll be basking in the sun for your entire stay here. The public restrooms was unavailable for use. They have a medic station near the entrance. The "sand" are huge pieces of rocks. Over the horizon, you can see huge ships dumping sand for the Manila Bay Reclamation project. Such a bummer that the Manila Bay sunset wasn't like it used to look like.

Went here around 10pm. Place is almost full even at this hour. Parking is ₱50 for light vehicles. The Manila LGU collects the payment. We were seated on a corner, near the air purifier and insect-killing-lamp. How ironic that even with the lamp, there were a lot of mosquitoes flying and biting us. Order came after around 20 minutes. Gulaman came first which was too sweet. It's been a while since i dined here the last time was pre-pandemic. I remember that I loved their chicken and spareribs. However, not tonight. I hated it. Spareribs was served burnt, you can taste the bitterness. The meat isn't that tender as well. And man the chicken, not good at all. It lacked flavor. I don't know if maybe since theyre busy they were already too tired to put their heart in cooking their food. Moght not visit again any time soon.

Excellent Food The food is very promising, from outside, it looked like an ordinary place as they do not really invest in renovation or repair. I guess it's their way of saying that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. We tried the restaurant since we're running out of options as it's getting late. We ordered a specific kind of chicken dish, pork barbecue, a kind of fried rice, and halo-halo as dessert. Regardless of the lapses in service (no water, desserts were served first, extreme difficulty getting the server's attention, we really enjoyed our stay because of each heavenly bite we had. I really recommend you try and explore their menu. Enjoy!

My parents always mention this restaurant to me about it's popularity during 80's. They are still satisfied with the dishes especially the bbq chicken. The sauce is very rich and I like it now too! Also, we tried sisig and lumpia as well. The sisig catches my attention and it is the best sisig I've ever tasted! Very crunchy and tasty!

Their chicken barbecue was still exceptional through the years and until now. It never gets old. It is still one of the best, if not the best. I believe this branch has been here for decades already, older than my parents. They serve their chicken barbecue with their secret sauce along with the signature Java rice, a very good combination. Other dishes are just fine. The Lumpiang Sariwa could have been literally fresh. They have a bakery at the entrance. We always like their leche flan for takeout. By the way, I am amazed at the many and huge function rooms they have.

I really liked the old school vibe here and the food is good along with halo halo ending your meals is recommended ! Do book your table in advance as the place is popular!

First time to this place, classic, cozy and comfy ambiance. Food is good, same taste with all restaurant branches. Ordered food Boneless chicken Pork spareribs Honey glazed chicken No free parking, parking is located along the area

This is known for being a good place to eat by the Philippines. I think we came just after the lunch rush. Anyway the food was not warm. And the staff was not really engaged. It felt a little like being at a late after party.. I am being told this place is very popular among locals and it's cheap based on location. So, to be fair, I do think going there when crowded and the energy high, with locals having lunch, it would be 5 stars 🌟 across the board. What is your thoughts on this place? I for sure will try again and on the right time 😀🖖

I came here with a friend on a Thursday night at 10:30 PM but the place was still packed. This shows how Aristocrat is still a favorite to many. Since there were a lot of people, the serving time was long. Their chicken barbeque used to be the best and their serving of the achara was cute. We requested for more, and they gave it to us 10-15 minutes later since the staff were busy. All in all, I'm giving this place 4 ☆s.

Food is the same good old Aristocrat we always know and love. Dine in service is very lacking though, had to call for server multiple times and ask for certain order like drinjs to be delivered, seems the focus is more on serving delivery and take out customers than dine in these days.

ordered the 3 pc chicken bbq, pork bbq, fresh lumpiang ubod and mango shake! The ones we ate is good for 2 persons. honestly still super love it and miss this place! a lot of people dine here and honestly definitely worth the wait. cheers to more years, Aristocrat!

Alfresco restaurant with a view of Manila skyline. Too bad the golf course was not lit so it was really dark at the surrounding area. Food was a miss and hit. It was fine but not fantastic. Staff were busy but attentive. Overall our foreign guests enjoyed the experience. **was not able to take a photo of all the food we ordered.

Really great place for a meal especially if you are visiting Manila for the first time. The views are spectacular especially if you time your visit when the sun is setting. Prices are definitely higher than many places nearby but its a hotel restaurant so keep that in mind. Excellent service from a friendly staff.

Great service! Water is refilled instantaneously and waiters are really attentive. Food is very good! Great view as well

Overall, the place is 5 stars!! My plus one and I enjoyed the place. Just a bummer that when we arrived at 5pm, there were no seats available for the sunset and Manila view via roof deck side. It's as expected since time in starts at 4pm and ends at 7pm (first batch). They also have live performers that were very good! Very chill and romantic place to dine. I would recommend this place 100% We ordered Spicy Calamari, Kare-Kare, and Nachos with Salsa, plus 2 iced teas. The calamari was good, definitely a must try. Kare-Kare was superb, a must order (make sure to have bagoong), andd for the Nachos, they were a lot, plain, but a lot. Salsa was fresh (or at least i think so) refill of the Salsa would cost additional. Price wise, a bit average - above average, a bit expensive. Considering the ambience and place, I think it pulls up the value side of the expense. If there would be a chance, I will go back here and try other menu items, plus chilling out. Place - 5/5 easy Food - 4.5/5 Ambience - 5/5 (this would vary if it rains probably)

Get cozy while dining! Ideal for chatty dinner and booze. Food was ok. View was spectacular, but the place was just average. Anyway, the view was what we came for.

Alfresco dining with the beautiful view of Manila Skyline their menu offering was great tried their sizzling bulalo, and their spicy gambas ,they also offer wines that goes well with the food. Try to go around 5pm so you can see the sunset and the burst of colors at dusk then when it gets dark the view changes to a different Manila vibe

Sky deck in the heart of intramuros. the 360 degree view of the city from the top of the building were simply stunning. The deck is very spacious and well designed but better if they setup more tables in the edges. For their food, I had a high hopes especially in their buffet, maybe my expectation is too high for a class buffet like this. I would recommend to try here and experience the sky deck view in night.

Highlight of this place is the view actually. Completely breathtaking; you'll be able to view the famous Manila sunset at its best, while munching on delicious food. For the dessert, pudding made the best impression for me. Great place for taking your foreign guests, as well as loved ones.

Sky Deck View Bar is a gorgeous restaurant situated on the rooftop of The Bayleaf Hotel in Intramuros. You have a good choice between Filipino, Asian and Western cuisine for food options, and a good choice of drinks. We had Chili Calamari for our starter, pinakbet and spicy beef & chorizo caldereta for our mains. The food was delicious, and well-priced considering the location of the restaurant! The view that you get over the city is gorgeous, and there is a great live band, which starts at 6 p.m! We suggest booking in advance, especially if you want the 7–10 p.m. seating. More seats are available for the 4–7 p.m. seating. Sky View Deck Bar is perfect for date night, but even if this is not what you’re planning for, this rooftop bar is definitely somewhere you should check out!

Maybe the best and quality buffet in the Metro. The food are all excellent and flavourful. The steak and grills are really great (for a buffet). The only reason it's not 5/5 is because the selection for beverage are not many.

I always look forward to waking up to hotel breakfast buffets. However my experience here last week was unlike any other. Each of the food stations now has a glass wall in front preventing people from getting food on their own. The only way to get food is to point what you like to eat, give your plate to the server then wait for your plate back with the food. To me, this is probably the most disruptive safety measure I have ever experienced. This took away the fun and excitement of trying new dishes. I'm just so thankful that Manila Hotel still serves one of the best varieties of food including my local favorites like danggit, tocino, longganisa apart from the usual bacon, cereals, dimsum, pastries, salads, cold cuts and others. They also have halal station with yummy indian breads. I'm also glad that all their staff remain well trained and we'll mannered in guiding people of the new safety measure.

Here I am In Manila hotel and it's a must goto place as I enjoyed the ambience and they do have a wide selection of foodies from Asian to Western for their buffet. It's worth trying for celebrations to twosomes!

I had my breakfast buffet I checked in alone as a bday gift for myself ha ha and their breakfast buffet was great it's like they serve lunch or dinner buffet. Lots of food choices. Taste great.

We were there Thursday. It was expensive, but worth it. Kinda difficult to gauge the value since overall price was high per head. All I can say that they were consistent with the variety, and the cleanliness of the resto. Things to note tho: - Prime rib is originally served rare, you'd need to ask the chef to further grill it if yiu want it medium- well done. - freshness of sashimi varies from time to time, but this time it was good - made to cook shrimps were okay, but was kinda mushy this time. But was huge and cooked well. Freshness issue I suppose. - must make room for desserts. They have a lot from halo halo to 10 flavors of ice cream to pastries to crepes and so on. - steaks are generally heavy to the stomach, but there are a lot of varieties and sauces in the 'churrasco' section. - make sure to have your post meal coffee and tea to help with fullness. Note 1: check for promos like bdo cards. You can get up to 35% off. In our case, it was dinner priced at 3500++ it went down to 2300++ Note 2: minor rant on the servers because it's hard to quantify on how much food they should scoop for you. Be loud and clear when asking for a dish. And yes, it's not self serve yet, still need to ask them to serve you portions per dish per section. Overall 5/5 with discount price, ambience, and consistency of the buffet.

Everything was perfect, from each international dish, drink, pastries and sweets. Ambiance was very relaxing from the restaurant to the lobby.

Came here for the Filipino highlight on Ilonggo dishes of Chef Tibong. His dishes were actually a mix of Filipino-Spanish. Everything tasted great especially the Lechon. From the Chinese section, I particularly enjoyed the Peking Duck, which is my super favorite. Ran out initially and had to wait for it but it was worth it! First time to try the curacha crab. It was tender and tasty. The shrimp was really fresh and baked mussels cheesy. The dessert station had a variety of items. Had the La Paz Batchoy Ice Cream, which surprisingly tasted good. Had the native chocolate drink which tasted like what my Lolo used to make. Of course, I enjoyed the bread, cheeses and cold cuts which are my favorite food. Washed down all the food with apple juice and hot tea. Couldn’t try the other dishes anymore. Was so full! On the service side, had to follow up on requests a few times but overall, quite a good dining experience.

No need for a long review. This buffet restaurant is well-recommended. The Manila Hotel’s Cafe Ilang-Ilang is one of the most famous buffet restaurants in the metro. Excellent service, best food quality and nice ambience. I love their steaks and giant prawns and crabs.

My favorite part of this buffet experience is the cochinillo. The skin is crispy and the meat is tender and flavorful. The liver sauce makes it even better. The food selection is wide (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Italian, Steaks, Seafoods, desserts etc. but not overwhelming. It is impressive that each dish is of quality and is worth trying. Another pro is that food is served plated and garnished which makes dining more convenient and less messy. I was hesitant at first since it is less popular than other hotel buffets but surprisingly, I had the best time. I also commend the staff for being attentive and accommodating to everyone.

A ton of selection. Sashimi was nice and fresh. Roast beef was nice and tender. Dimsum was good too. Servers very attentive. i recommend👍🏼

The place is good except for the way going inside the restaurant since its messy and the car park has kids roaming around asking for food. The food was definitely great but the service time is so bad. I even cancelled my ordered soft drink due to so delayed service. We even settled our bill at the cashier directly. Serving size and taste is great so value for your money especially if you dine with a group. Except for the serving time.

A lot of patrons. And must say the service is acceptable, fast servers. Though food takes time to prepare. But still okay. Price is acceptable as well. Nice ambiance near the water.

The food here was great. The lobster was soo tasty and doused in butter and garlic. The spicy prawns were a good size and also delicioso. The cucumber lemonade was fresh squeezed and tasted natural. The view was amazing and the atmosphere was very relaxing and quiet. The only downside was the service was a little slow and lacking but im not sure if that is normal for this part of the world. Anyways, i would gladly come back just for the food, even if it does take a little longer than average to get service

Really nice place to watch the sunset over Manila Bay. Broad array of seafood cooked on Filipino and Asian style. There is some more simple dishes though (it's not all super exotic). Service was good although sometimes a little bit casual. The entrance is messy and the waiting area has a sewage odour (that thankfully does not continue to the tables area). Price of food is high-ish, but not fine dining high.

A lot of patrons. And must say the service is acceptable, fast servers. Though food takes time to prepare. But still okay. Price is acceptable as well. Nice ambiance near the water.

Wow!!! I highly recommend this place 👍 4.8⭐️-food Taste (wow! Surprisingly delicious, the veggie dishes are fresh and great taste) 4.5⭐️-food presentation 4.8⭐️-Staff friendliness/hospitality 4.5⭐️- fast service 3.0⭐️- Environmental friendliness (there are plastic wastes floating below the restaurant) 4.8⭐️-Room atmosphere (nice, cool, relaxing and beautiful during sunset) 4.8⭐️- Accessibility and Location (at the corner and end of the Bay Area, the 2nd floor is also very very nice 👍) 4.8⭐️-OVERALL value for money (1000 PHP for KangKong, Kinilaw na Saging, Boneless Bangus, and extra rice)

Dine in infront of manila bay view. Nice place. Good food, bit slow service, bit pricey. Still, must try. 👍👍 Beside Luneta Park.

Very nice place to dine Filipino dishes. Service is first class and staff are very friendly. Will definitely be back again.

Go back in time once you enter this restaurant. Feel the rustic and homey atmosphere accompanied by good food and service. They have a buffet here on weekends and function rooms for all occasions. Its a good venue for weddings and celebrations for small groups. You can try the San Agustin Church or nearby areas for the car parking.

We are looking for merienda at Casa Manila when we saw this restaurant🍴. Good that the place is airconditioned so right to compensate the tiresome walking in Intramuros and hot sunny day. 🌞😎 I love all the food they served here. And for me, the best pancit canton is here 😋. Though their food is not budget friendly, I would still recommend this restaurant. Will allot more budget next time we visit Intramuros 👍👍👍

I like the baked beef lasagna, margarita and cantaloupe melon. The ambiance is so nice perfect for romantic dates and with songs for serenade. One thing is, there is one waiter who is not accommodating he is not customer friendly.

We definitely love Barbara's!! ♥️ We got them as our wedding venue last March 2022. Food was superb 100% delicious from food tasting to our wedding day. All our guests were happy and satisfied with the menu ☺️ Thanks also to our AE MC for answering all our inquiries during the preparation. ⭐️

Visited Barbara’s after a walk throughout the center of Manila, Santiago fort and the multiple cathedrals. This was the perfect spot to grab some recovering healthy, homemade and flavorful food. I really enjoyed their Sinigang and ordered some rice on the side. Also, I highly recommend their iced tea! Beautiful place. I will aire return!

I've been in Intramuros multiple times already but it's my first time to dine at Barbara's. We had dinner here for our company team building. I liked the ambience and overall atmosphere of the place - very vintage and somehow romantic even the restrooms! Our food was served buffet style, consisting of the ff: dishes: Fish Fillet with Tartar Sauce, Beef Caldereta, Pansit Sotanghon, Chicken with Peanut sauce, Tortang Talong, Palitaw, and Canonigo. Everything was delicious and the service is okay.

Dropped by for a quick dinner initially but due to its cozy ambiance, it turned into a very romantic dinner. Food tastes excellent, i highly recommend paella de mariscos. Staffs are very attentive to your needs. A must visit restaurant when you are in intramuros.

We were searching where’s the best adobo in town and this restaurant popped up. The first impression of mine stepped into this restaurant was “it’s old but fancy✨” And it turned out there were some traditional Filipino dance performances going on while we’re dining. It was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. I don’t know if it’s because I’m not a local…. their adobo actually tasted a bit salty in my opinion. But the queso quesadillas were good!! And the halo halo was yum! Definitely recommend.