I like it here because of the cashless system they are using. Bago sa Pinas. Marami ding option ng food at usually din may mauupuan naman.

I love this food hall Great food choices and the ambience truly stands for its name - a place suitable for people to eat together. Its a cashless food hall - so you either pay via debit or credit or load up your Viking card by the entrance. Chinese, Italian, Korean, Taiwanese, Singaporean, and Filipino Cuisines are available on the choices. Good seafood and meat choices to choose from as well. Wide selection of beverages are also available. They have seats made for big groups and those who are going solo for the day. Clean restrooms and a few (electric) outlets are also available in the food hall.

Found the place to be affordable, and especially good value on my birthday (they give an additional P500 credit to your Vikings card when you load P500). I spent about 700-800 for dinner for 3 (+1 toddler). Ive dined in their Capitol Commons branch, but I found this branch more spacious. A good balance of portions and value. Room for improvement would be if they let you load up your Vikings card using your mobile wallet - instead of having to line up at the cashier.

A new concept from the Vikings group - cashless dining. It has about 12 restaurants inside serving different cuisines. It also has Tong Yang express in the middle with drinks station. There are plenty of tables and chairs for everyone. Depending on your mood, you can sit on differently themed tables and chairs. I tried the Hawker Lane, the personnel suggested the Honey Pork Asado - it was delicious and has a generous serving of pork, pechay and rice. I tried their Cha Mien, it was too salty and the noodles are mushy.Over-all it was a nice new place to eat. This is perfect for those dinning in groups and has difficulty looking for a big restaurant to accommodate all a of you. This is also perfect for families who prefer to eat different cuisines at the same time.Please note that they only accept credit cards, debit cards and Viking card. Strictly no cash. No food and drinks from outside as well.PS. Theres water dispenser with clean and new cups. (For those who prefer water.

The food is really good and same as what I had in Malaysia (I tried Hawker Line) it was good and enough for its price.

Second time dining here. First was commendable. Still has excellent food options ranging from Western to Asian to Local.However, this time around it was quite as pleasing as the first. I personally liked your concept of cashless transactions. Except your drink section cashier who seem to be oblivious of the the difference between debit and credit cards. I bought a canned Coke but was refused payment since only credit cards are accepted. Only if I didnt insist having to try processing the payment your cashier wouldnt be made aware that debit cards are accepted. His unapologetic demeanor is pretty unacceptable, since his non-subtle way of rejection caused me embarrassment.

Food taste was too common. Soup and noodles orders are cold.

Unique dining experience best with friends and family.

Lots of food choices, if you have a viking card , you can load it up And use it as a payment for the establishments inside the food hall, they also have a promo if you have a vikings card you can get a free dish for a minimum amount spend. Price ₱₱₱₱

The best tong yang

As cashless as it can get in the Philippines!