This buffet is highly recommended for the following reasons:1. It is budget-friendly. Hurry! They are now on promo. For only 199/head, you can taste all of their Filipino inspired dishes. The original price was 399/head (see my attached photo). Take note that some of their dishes/drinks are sold separately and not included in eat-all-you can package.2. The ambience of the place was perfect for people who are into buffet but wanted a not so crowded and a quiet resto (not the typical buffet, wherein people are so crowded)3. Their food was so delicious. The no.1 I like most is their lechon sisig!!! This was literally a putok-batok cause for sure you will not go to the tray once, but twice or thrice (be prepared for your maintenance meds). I love all their Filipino authentic dishes. Some of the dishes are Pritong tawilis, kare-kare, dinuguan (yes, they have it), caldereta, kinilaw na tuna, sinaing na tulingan, shanghai & siomai (all-time favorite), soup varieties such as sinigang na hipon, sinigang na baboy, bulalo, and so many more to enumerate. They also have a lot of desserts (sorry im not a fan of sweets) they have fruits, kakanin, ginataang bilo-bilo, etc. They halso have 3 kinds of juice.To sum up, going to this buffet is like going on a barrio fiesta, wherein yoy will experience all the Filipino dishes we all love. The buffet was located inside the National Bookstore along Q. AveHappy eating!

Their Fiilipino dish si delightly good for a price of 299. Drinks are also inlcuded.I can say this is considered the competitors of Cabalen and Barrio Fiesta