Dropped by during Sangyaw festival season and there was a fair and food park just next door to the mall.

Got better through the years after great typhoon. More food shops and children entertainment shops. A good stop if you are early on your flight at the nearby airport.

I much prefer this Robinson ( Tacloban had 2x) more choices of restaurants and cafes. More choices.

Such a nice place to have fun and unwind!

Robinsons Place Tacloban is one of the best malls in the city. 🏬 It has a wide selection of shops, restaurants, and supermarkets—perfect for shopping and dining with family or friends. The mall is clean, spacious, and accessible, plus it often hosts events that make it more lively. A go-to place when in Tacloban!

March 31, 2022! For how many years I've never been here! Even after the incident (fire)! The place is back and same sa dati, maraming tao as usual, and you can buy anything here! I love this place! ❤️

Airconditioning is worse nowadays as it's always hot inside. I don't know if there's a problem in their units but it's very inconvenient for mall-goers. As my wife says, it's colder outside than inside the mall. Management should address this issue.

It was pouring when we visited and there was ongoing construction in one area but still a beautiful memorial. I appreciate the signs and mini history lessons. The park is huge and well maintained. It has enough parking across the street, has a security guard and everything is clean.

The park partly under renovation. Very well maintain , clean. Police visibility are there, you can feel history . Picture take any where, any angle you wanted

🪖 MacArthur Landing Memorial National Park 📍 Palo, Leyte, Philippines ✨ This historic site is one of the most iconic landmarks in the Philippines. It commemorates General Douglas MacArthur’s historic landing on October 20, 1944, fulfilling his famous words, “I shall return.” The park features larger-than-life bronze statues of MacArthur and his men wading ashore, symbolizing the beginning of the liberation of the Philippines during World War II. 🇵🇭 🎖️ What to See Bronze Statues of MacArthur and his troops Historical Markers narrating the significance of the landing Wide park grounds perfect for reflection and leisure walks A symbolic place where history, patriotism, and peace converge 🅿️ Parking Area 🚗 Ample parking is available near the memorial site for both private cars and tour buses. 🌟 What to Expect A solemn and historical experience 🇵🇭 Great photo opportunities with the famous statues 📸 Educational trip for families, students, and history lovers Nearby beaches and local eateries for side trips MacArthur Landing Memorial National Park is more than just a tourist destination—it’s a monument of freedom, resilience, and Filipino pride. A visit here lets you step into a powerful moment in history while enjoying the beauty and peace of Leyte’s coastal surroundings. #MacArthurLanding #LeytePhilippines #PhilippineHistory #TravelLeyte #HistoricSitesPH #WWIIHistory #PaloLeyte #TourPhilippines

nice place to hang out with family or friends has nice view for nightscape or moonlight. all they have food park on the rightside or the park. difficult for parking cars...

The statue is under renovation during our visit, but it’s still a lovely spot to relax and spend time with family and friends.

Currently being renovated but still worth a visit if you are in the area. Interesting history going back to WWII

Good Monument, park, history, bay views and street food. Australian connection was a big surprise to me.

Have a lot of memories here. A park outside. While the astrodome itself has a few restobars around the corner. The interior of the astrodome is wide. Been a venue for graduation, taekwando, vaccination and a lot more. Update: it still is the same, nag increase lan restobars. Lemme also add na their is plenty of parking space dun.

Clean and organize park outside the venue. Bars and café are also situated.

Popularly known as Tacloban City "Astrodome", within the vicinity is a Children's Park and the Yolanda Memorial. It's a center filled with restaurant and cafe...Great place to relax and enjoy...

Exhaust fans were somewhat okay, even after its maximum capacity we didn't feel the heat that much but it's still noticeable.

This is the right place to relax and enjoy the seaview....good for joggers and walkers etc

A good place to exercise in the morning, hangout with friends, celebrate or convene, cool down and have lunch or dinner in restobars or food shops around. But needs to improve cleanliness and running water in CRs or WCs. Nostalgic to remember those who perished as you view the symbolic Yolanda park sculptor/monument in the area.

Open public space with bars, cafes, and pasalubong center. Also a good space for outdoor exercise

If you're visiting Cebu, you should not miss the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño. This is the oldest Roman Catholic church in the Philippines, built in the 1500s, and it holds a very deep religious and historical value — not just for Cebuanos but for many Filipinos across the country. The church is home to the original statue of the Santo Niño (Holy Child Jesus), which was given by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan to Queen Juana in 1521. Many believe the image is miraculous, and people from all over the Philippines come here to pray and give thanks. When you arrive, you’ll see the beautiful old stone facade, showing off a mix of Spanish colonial and local architecture. Inside, the church is peaceful and solemn, perfect for reflection and prayer. The main altar is grand but not overwhelming. There’s also a separate area where the image of the Santo Niño is displayed — and people line up patiently just to see it. Outside the church is a big open-air candle-lighting area, where devotees light colored candles and offer prayers. You’ll also find vendors nearby who offer to dance and pray on your behalf — it’s part of the local devotion, especially during the Sinulog Festival held every January.

Faith, History, and Devotion — Discover the Beauty of Santo Niño Church in the Heart of Tacloban! Archdiocesan Shrine of Santo Niño Parish Church 📍 62R4+G6X, Juan Luna St, Downtown, Tacloban City, Leyte What to expect: ✔️A Historical and Spiritual Landmark -The Archdiocesan Shrine of Santo Niño is one of the oldest churches in Tacloban — more than just a place of worship, it's a vital part of the city’s history. ✔️Center of Devotion to Santo Niño -Major celebrations for Señor Santo Niño are held here, especially every January during the feast day. Thousands of devotees gather in faith and unity. ✔️Located in Downtown Tacloban - Situated along Juan Luna Street, it’s easily accessible and close to the city center — perfect for both locals and visiting pilgrims. ✔️Under the Archdiocese of Palo -This church is one of the most significant under the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Palo, officially recognized as a shrine. ✔️A Symbol of Strength After the Storm -Though damaged during Typhoon Yolanda, the church rose again — standing today as a powerful symbol of faith and resilience for the people of Tacloban. #HungryByaheros #FlyAirAsia #SeeYouLeyte

It was my first visit and mass although I’ve been a frequent visitor of the city. I’m glad I did it🤗 The church so spacious, beautiful structure, has a good sound system and numerous TVs for the readings and viewing of the altar for areas with blocking posts. There are areas for candle lighting some some known Saints and selling of religious souvenir items inside the church.

Saw the white towers of this Church a few kilometers away when we were on the top of Calvary Hill. It was in our itinerary during our trip in Tacloban. Like many Catholic Church, you can feel the solemnity once you go inside. There were some people praying and devoting to the faith. There are also statues of saints and the Blessed Virgin aside from Jesus Christ. There's also an area where you can light candles and pray and its even inside the church The white exterior looks magnificent under the blue, sunny sky. Toilet is at the back but you have to go out of the church. Its still within he church compound.

Beautiful church painted white outside large plaza in front beautiful alter peacefull and serine But lots of beggars outside but friendly there's parking around the plaza area

Experience the deep faith of Tacloban at the Archdiocesan Shrine of Sto. Niño—a beloved pilgrimage site and symbol of devotion to the Holy Child. 🙏

As a major Catholic church, now especially being a diocesan shrine of the Sto. Niño, the church caters to the spiritual needs of the people in the archdiocese knowing fully well that majority of the population in the city are Catholics and devotees of the Sr. Sto. Niño. The physical structure of the place has been built to withstand a Haiyan-like typhoon.

The M/V Eva Jocelyn ship had set sail from Basey, Samar, and was swept ashore by storm surges caused by the super typhoon Yolanda. It washed up in Barangay Anibong, Tacloban City, Leyte. The ship was made a memorial and renamed to commemorate of the victims.

We didn't really get to experience the Yolanda personally. We merely saw the tremendous effect of the super typhoon in the news. This place reminds us of how we need to value life and thank God for His protection.

Intresting sight to see when one is in Tacloban City and to learn about Super Typhoon Yolanda.

Sad story but the Filipino resilience has prevailed, this is a memorial of the ship that end up in the road push by 6 metres waves and wind of 370klm

Review as of March 2024 The people of Tacloban did the right thing making the shipwreck into a monument as a reminder how disastrous a typhoon can get. Not much to do here other than take photos. There are also no restaurants nor museums to make the visit last longer than a few minutes.

The place is accessible since its by the road and there's no entrance fee to enter the place. This is already portion of the entire ship that was washed ashore during the landfall of Yolanda Typhoon. If you stand from the shrine and you look behind you'll see how far the ship wss from the sea! It's chilling cause you'll then realize how many people were killed during that time.

Felt a little bit emotional upon seeing this place. Offered a prayer to those who passed away. On the other note, Kuya Guard was very accommodating, he took our pics and showed us where to strike a pose for a better picture outcome.

Good area - rlly good ambience, couch by the entrance window was extremely comfy Food and drinks took way too long. Air conditioning was weak. Pizza okay for the price (330). Standard drinks~

Ordered simple brewed coffee (just okay, no cold drinks that day since there was no ice delivery), biscuits were a bit stale, but prices are decent. What really made us stay was the ambiance... so homey with a vintage aesthetic. Heard from a local this is one of the OG coffee spots in Tacloban, definitely worth a visit if you’re traveling here

This is a very comfy and casual, kind of older world coffee shop and restaurant. The vibe is very nice. The food was tasty.

Former house turned coffee shop. Has great character and dim lighting. Good for meetings or dates. Coffee and snacks are delightful, but I would recommend that HOT coffee be served in coffee mugs and not glass cups (suitable for cold coffee). So thankful I found this place. However it was disappointing to see people with their dirty feet on the furniture listening to videos without earphones. I hope management increases their prices to prevent these type of people from ruining the wonderful atmosphere. Also, I know it’s Christmas, but why is it necessary to play the same songs over and over and over and over again? It honestly takes away from the experience...

Place was hot when we entered, AC couldn't keep up with the temperature. Coffee was meh, mas masarap pa Iced Mocha sa Jollibee. 😢 Also, their comfort room is disgusting.

My first ever coffeeshop experience is in this place almost 20 years ago. I love this place. Still standing tall and strong after the typhoon haiyan. Their coffee and cakes are still Delicious and affordable. They still have the hip and quaint designs. The staff are very friendly and full of smiles. Best coffeeshop in tacloban

The coffee experience in Jose Karlos never gets old... Memories of friendship and shared experiences and ideas over coffee on this place are treasured with this place. The coffee and place is still one of the best in town amidst growing competition of new and young shops...

The service is fast and the food was good. The environment is great, though it's inconvenient if it rained since there are seats outside. We ordered their Carbonara, BLT sandwich, and Iced Caramel Latte. I would recommend their Carbonara. However, their BLT sandwich was a bit dry. The food was affordable, though.

Cafe Lucia is one of the few cafes in Tacloban with a great ambience. It has a nice view of the sea and the night sky. Their carbonara is the best in town for me; creamy, flavorful, and consistently good. However, I didn’t enjoy their sandwiches, and I’m not a fan of their drinks. The menu has stayed the same for years, and it’s starting to feel a bit limited. I hope they add new dishes or seasonal items

Great location, pleasant atmosphere, young crowd, mostly students, very good quality cold and hot drinks, the snacks and main courses are very disappointing and not worth the price. You expect to get a little more for the very high amount you paid for them. In short, if you've already gotten there, then just drink only. It's not recommended to order food.

We ordered baby back ribs good for 2-3 persons it's so delicious and the chicken wings are like a max restaurant taste. Smoothies are good too! We like the cozy and romantic atmosphere here. Btw, it's near the sea! Service is great!

Nice place and great food. Its an open air dining so when the wind blows towards you, cigarette smoke from the outside dining is expected. Loved the Carbonara and the shakes.

Great place. Decent food. Bad service. Ambiance 4 Ambiance at night is great. You don't see how dirty the sea is and the breeze is nice. The lights also help set the mood. Food 4 Food and drinks is decent. Too bad service is one of the worse. Price 4 Price is great for the food and drinks they serve. Parking 3 Ample parking space since its located in a park. Parallel parking stings but better than nothing. Service 1 Dishonest staff will tell you they will give you your change after serving you, but never does. If you never ask they will never give you, your change. This is the 2nd incident.

Nice spot to hang out as it is right at the bank of the sea. Good coffee drinks with reasonable prices. Quite spacious for a coffee shop. Plenty of parking. The indoor area can get a little hot and sticky though especially in mid afternoon because of humidity. Wish they would put air conditioning unit in at least one area for those who want to chill and enjoy the view but do not really want to perspire...

Great breakfast and coffee. The chocolate chip cookies are also very good. We didn't try any other deserts. We dined in and we also had take out.

This place is truly a hidden gem! My whole family and I were visiting family here in Leyte and came to have dinner here at brews and breakfast. All their pastas were amazing!!!! Their cold and hot drinks are also to die for! From the flavor to their freshness everything was great! As if we couldnt have enough we went back couple days later to try their breakfast. And it did not disappoint!! My kids loved the oreo pancake! Me and my husband’s favorite was their spanish latte which was also good! Oh before i forget….the CHEESECAKES!!!! Specially the kalamansi flavor….WOW!!! I encourage everyone to come and try everything they have here! It wont disappoint!!

Their staff is kind enough to accommodate me right on the opening hour. The place is cozy and inviting. Cappuccino does not taste bitter. And the serving of French toast and bacon is large and tastes really good; it justifies the price. I’ll definitely come back.

Good and homey food at affordable prices. Top notch specially on the serving. Also, quite place. Good for catching up on people or work cause wifi is great. Best meatball spaghetti in Tacloban.

Coffee was good but the seafood linguine was so so. Seafood in there were spanish sardines and some sliced squid. Local tomato didnt pair well with it also. I say skip the pasta and focus on coffee or their desserts.

So cozy. Plus the food's yummy. Try their Avocado Cheesecake--to die for! This pic is choco hazelnut cheesecake, reason for you to go there! Love Love!

The drink and the food are hands down a 10/10. To add on top of that the vine of the whole place is amazing!

It's not the first time we have eaten here. Came around lunchtime. Not full but had customers. I ordered solo spaghetti and a regular pepperoni pizza with extra pepperoni. Spaghetti was okay. Sauce was a little thin but okay. The pizza was good and had the extra pepperoni. The chicken and corn soup was good. The wife said chicken and pizza special were okay. Wait staff were professional and kind. With the exception of my pizza, the food came in a timely manner. Pizza came out a few minutes after the rest of the food. Took a little while to get the check, but it was okay. Overall, we are satisfied with the venue and will come back.

Was there but for Take Out only. From what I saw, very clean, great staff who were very polite, courteous, friendly and from the looks very attentive to guests. Food was great. Wish they had more games for the kids. They only have 1 claw game, that's it. If they had more, I would have no problem in scheduling my child's birthday party there as they advertise on their in-house TVs that showcase kids having fun and playing on many arcade games (basketball, skeeball, video games . . . And such). I only gave 4 stars based on this. Will come back for a dine-in experience and re-review.

My partner and I just ate dinner there and it wasn't a very good experience. We got there and immediately got our orders taken but it took our food approximately around 40 mins. to an hour. Getting additional orders also took around 30 mins. even though it was 2 orders only. We waited for almost an hour to get our bill and for our takeout (which we ordered around the same time we ordered our additional foods). So long story short we were in that place for more than 2 hours because their service was soo bad. idk if its because we're young adults ordering there or it was just a bad time.

The staff and manager there were very accommodating and attentive. I have a big family and we don't want to be separated for table. We just seated to a table for 4-seater, as long as we gonna eat together. The staff were concerned to us and offered other table to seat in but refused as we prefer to eat in a one table even though it was small hahaha. But then, we really needed another 1 table so we agreed to get another table but to be put beside our existing table even though we have a small space already 😂 we fitted in together yey! my family enjoyed eating together, the food and drinks were served fast. Food and drinks were good to our taste buds and went home with a stomach full. We even able to avail the Senior Citizen discount for the additional orders we had. The ambience was nice and comfortable to stay at.

Been able to celebrate a friends birthday here during our vacation in Leyte. The original plan is to have our dinner at the shakeys in Robinson's but we we're not allowed to order anymore since it is almost closing time. We opt to go to Palo branch which is definitely a good move since its way bigger and closing time is later.

Food and service was great. Experience could've been better if the AC unit was working when we were there.

Spinach Bacon Pizza ⭐️ - sparsely scattered with spinach, bland Service - they accidentally dropped my pizza on the way for takeout Atmosphere - classic

Update Sadly, the SJB are currently on heavy traffic due to the mv’s loaded of 3tons and up are not allowed to cross along. Plan ahead your trip, avoid unnecessary trips. Not the right time.

🌉 San Juanico Bridge 📍 Connects Tacloban City, Leyte & Santa Rita, Samar, Philippines ✨ Known as the longest bridge in the Philippines, San Juanico Bridge stretches 2.16 kilometers across the San Juanico Strait, linking the islands of Leyte and Samar. Its iconic arch-shaped design and scenic views make it one of the country’s most photographed landmarks. A true engineering marvel, it’s also called the “Bridge of Love,” as it was said to be a gift of former President Ferdinand Marcos to First Lady Imelda Marcos, who hails from Leyte. 💕 🌟 What to See & Do 🚶 Walk Across the Bridge – Feel the thrill of crossing the country’s longest bridge. 📸 Photography Spot – Capture stunning views of the San Juanico Strait, sunrise, and sunset. 🌊 Boat Tours – Some locals offer boat rides under the bridge for a unique perspective. 💡 Light Show at Night – The bridge glows with colorful LED lights, giving it a magical vibe. 🅿️ Parking Area 🚗 Parking is available near both ends of the bridge, but space is limited. Visitors usually park nearby and walk part of the bridge. 🌟 What to Expect Breathtaking panoramic views of the San Juanico Strait 🌅 A romantic and iconic landmark for couples 💑 Cool sea breeze perfect for sightseeing 🌬️ A must-visit stop when touring Leyte and Samar San Juanico Bridge is not just a structure—it’s a symbol of connection, love, and progress. Whether you’re there for the history, the view, or the thrill of crossing the Philippines’ longest bridge, it’s an unforgettable experience you shouldn’t miss when visiting Eastern Visayas. #SanJuanicoBridge #Leyte #Samar #EasternVisayas #PhilippinesTravel #BridgeOfLove #LongestBridgePH #TravelLeyte #TravelSamar

Nothing to rave about. The area is inhospitable to foreigners which makes the bridge that much less worthy of getting any attention. Just a stupid bridge in a stupid area. Oh, and I was scammed by the woman beside me in the picture. Waste of time effort and money to go there to just be taken advantage of when you only ever had good intentions. I will never go back there.

Beautiful truss-design bridge that lights up at night after dusk. There was no prominent viewing area promoted but we found one (see the pic)...you have to go down a road that runs next to the bridge (on the opposite side to the Polytechnic) that takes you to an area where you cross back under the bridge and along a walk way (see pic). The viewing area is really nice and right on the water, making for a great view of the bridge as the sun goes down. We were told there was a light show of different colours and spotlights but the bridge just stayed the same colour (purple) the entire time we were there so didn't see any light show.

Constructed during the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos through Japanese Official Development Assistance loans, it has a total length of 2.16 kilometers (1.34 mi)—the second longest bridge spanning a body of seawater in the Philippines after the Cebu-Cordova Bridge. It was also the longest bridge in the Philippines upon its opening in 1973, surpassed in 1976 by Candaba Viaduct of North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), another bridge that connects from one province to another, connecting the provinces of Pampanga and Bulacan. Its longest length is a steel girder viaduct built on reinforced concrete piers, and its main span is of an arch-shaped truss design.

One of the longest bridges in the Philippines that connects Samar and Leyte. It will be turning 52 years old this year

We crossed the bridge both in the daylight and nighttime to have a better look and experience of this great structure. I suggest you should also pass by it by night as it has better visuals with its colorful lights and you can pose for more photos as it’s less crowded compared in the morning. Just be cautious on passing vehicles and be reminded to be fast for cars are not allowed to stay for too long.

Low price of Trainings is good, however once you had a problem, where they are the one who made the mistake, staffs are very hard to approach, given cellphone numbers, no one's there to answer your call. Where's the responsive public service in this Training center???

The best low priced training institute for seaman nationwide.

A Secure place for maritime trainings and refresher courses because of tight security and covid 19 protocols emplemented.trainings,accomodation and food are affordable.entire campus has free wifi...

Secure,and affordable maritime training services.

The National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) is the only government maritime training and research center in the Philippines, established on May 1, 1978. It became an attached agency of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in 1987 with the signing of Executive Order No. 126. Mission: The NMP shall provide maritime training and research that measure up to international standards and respond to the need of the Filipino Seafarers and the industry. Vision: World-Class Maritime Center of Excellence

Very affordable and staff is friendly..

Seafarers Training offered

Good food. Good eats. Been visiting Philippines for few days before my cousins brought me here, best tasting food on this visit.

Tried the Shell Soup, Calamares, Sinuglaw na Tangigue, Grilled Pork Belly, and a veggie dish with kangkong in coconut milk (forgot the name!). Food was okay for the price, not mind-blowing but fresh and satisfying. The place is clean and the service is superb. Great spot for big groups since it’s dampa-style with lots of options to choose from.

Disclaimer: I may have a different preference from you. :) Together with colleagues who were mostly first-timers, we made sure to go to Ochó because we heard good reviews about the place. We ordered a lot: liempo (plain and with marinade), halaan (in photo), garlic and butter scallops, cheesy scallops (in photo), kinilaw, grilled tanigue, crab, and ensaladang lato (in photo). Upon ordering, you have to choose from the fresh seafood at their counter. Everything was great! For a group of five and for eight dishes (including beer and a platter of rice), we only paid ~Php 3,500! It's really affordable and sulit.

Amazing food, especially the seafood — you know it’s fresh. They also have local varieties of dishes if you want to have a more regional experience. The food is also priced well.

Staffs are very professional, food & presentation was perfect, priced are reasonable, delicious food, I will surely come back

Food is top notch, ambiance is cozy. Best resto of Tacloban.

Ocho Seafood totally blew me away. The grilled octopus was insanely good, and the shrimp tacos were packed with flavor. The vibe was chill but classy, and the staff made us feel right at home. The Cocktails are great too. Everything came out fast and fresh. I can’t wait to go back, this might be my new go-to seafood spot.

Good park to visit especially on the afternoons and early mornings. Peaceful, good location for your morning jog/ bike. Place is Nice.

This may not be the best place in Tacloban City, but this is already a nicw place fir casual dating with the view of the pacific ocean in front if the building in the photo.

I visited Tacloban City Hall during my trip to Leyte, and I was amazed by its beauty and history. It is located atop Kanhuraw Hill, which offers a stunning view of the city and the bay. It is also the seat of the city government of Tacloban since 1952. The building itself is elegant and well-maintained, and it has a spacious parking lot and a clean and comfortable waiting area. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and they provide excellent service to the public. I also appreciated the peace memorial marker of Philippines-Japan friendship – the Madonna of Japan – that is located near the city hall. It is a symbol of hope and reconciliation after the horrors of World War II. I highly recommend visiting Tacloban City Hall if you are in the area. It is one of the best attractions in Tacloban City!

👉 a government agency ready to serve the public 👉 for tourist, its one of the best places to visit to take pictures or selfies. (best time...at night😁)

I always feel relaxed when I go there. Its a good place for jogging/walking. Great for kids as well. You may bring your pet dogs for a good run and a nice place to jave picnic, too.

It was clean and a cool site to see, a city hall up in a hill..

You're gonna love it there specially during their fiesta activities where you're going to find a lot of food stalls an recreations on their grounds. Every morning, a lot of people does their exercises there since the place is just near UP. it's cozy in there, and some government offices like "Bulwagan ng Katarungan", Department of Tourism, Department of Interior and Local Government office are just near these areas

This place has great view of the beach as you can see in the picture. A lot of people are here some relaxing seeing the beach, chatting with friends, taking pictures. Getting here is easy. If your around downtown you only need to ride the jeep to Campetic. Then you get off at the city hall and in the right side is where is located. Just walk ans you'll soon see the beautiful view. Btw, the fare is at Php8-. If you get hungry, you just walk and you'll find many vendors selling different grilled food nearby.

Serve it purpose. A nice and convenient place for sports events and like..

One of the best place to chill here in Tacloban. Especially now that they already have various food stalls.

The place to go for late night BBQ. Find your suki and enjoy cheap BBQ. There are a lot of stalls to choose from. Each with their own unique sauce and taste. If your in Tacloban, you must try the BBQ. Its part of the culture. Everyone eats street BBQ here. If you don't, your missing out. Take a chance and try it out. You would not regret it. You can select from pork or chicken BBQ. And they also have squid and fishes too. Parking is once again allowed. They are not as crowded as before thanks to the mayor disallowing them for almost a month after the fiesta... had to wait a month before I could go back and enjoy... politics...

If you're looking for an open area with bbq and allows drinking, this is the best place to be. You can have late night bbq dinner with your family and friends or have chillnumans. What I don't like about the area tho is the lack of clean bathrooms.

You can see the great view of the bay there. It's kind of noisy if you'll seat at the middle part of the area but if you'll eat at the bay side, you'll sorta find it peaceful. It's kind of uncomfortable eating there bcos a lot of strangers are asking for money/soliciting. It can be really dangerous if you'll get drunk there.

Great place for events, leisure, picnic, sight seeing and proposals #relationshipGoals

I don't recommend this restaurant for a pleasant meal for you. I used the restaurant at 8:05 p.m. -. There's a lot of new in the. restaurant, but there's no ingredients prepared. -. The food was set in a broken bowl, the bowl was dull, and all the food was warmed in a microwave. -. The service was the worst of the worst, and even though we were eating, they cleaned the floor of the restaurant with broomsticks, and sprayed the floor with an unknown liquid.

The food was so-so, nothing to write home about. Prices were also on the high side. The Air conditioner was not set to a comfortable temperature leaving me and my companions sweating through the whole meal, tried asking the waitress nicely to turn up the AC but would not comply. . No parking provided by the establishment as well, you have to be very lucky to snag a parking slot since establishment is along a very busy street.

Food was good, unfortunately they were out of many of the menu items including Chinese food standards like snow peas, celery, and tea shake somehow. Out of 7 milk tea shake flavors on the menu, 3 were available, many of the Chinese food items were not available. No Buko somehow, though it was on the menu. Why have such an extensive menu if you can't afford to stock the ingredients for them. The items that we finally ordered were good and well prepared after we returned the items that were brought to the table in error. Wait staff needs basic training in how to wait on tables. Zero menu knowledge from waiter, meant him running to the kitchen for every question about what items on the menu had in them. Wrong drinks brought out meant no drinks with food, and 30 minute time from order until food, when there were only 2 tables in the restaurant with customers. At least 8 employees standing around and one person bussing, cleaning, and taking orders. 🤔🤔🤔. Bathrooms gross, and watched the kitchen guy come out of the CR, which has no sink in it, go past the sink in the hallway, straight back into the kitchen.

We had a fairly large group and booked one of their upstairs room. It was quite loud as there was some sort of conference going on in the upstairs area. We ordered a variety of different things including fried black chicken, but the thing that stood out was the prawns, crispy, juicy and delicious. The beef was also not bad. Decent Chinese food and it is apparently the oldest Chinese restaurant in the city.

ROYAL KITCHEN RESTAURANT Tonight my family went to this affordable restaurant for birthday dinner celebration of my niece. The quality of the food was superb and very special. You can celebrate birthdays there and the staffs are very accommodating and will serve you with smile. The ambiance is so relaxing. Thank you so much Ratings: 10/10. Kudos!

Price was affordable compared to other restaurants✨🤸 The food was served in less than 30 minutes 😊 The food was delicious, as usual( we're regulars there)😋🥳💕 We love their entire noodle selection. 🤩 I like their photo booth area❤️ We complained about something floating on our water from the pitcher. The staff just threw the dirty water and returned the same glass on our table. 😅 (We didn't drink any of the service water) One of the staff (I think 🤔) was sleeping on one of the long chairs at the back, which we were planning to choose, since we are a big family.

As one of the better and cleaner restaurants in town, this has the best Chinese choices. Been here many times over the years but have experienced degradation in service and food. Serving sizes are down and prices have gone up with much longer wait times. If you're in the mood for Chinese, it's OK

I could not promise that this has the best burger in town, but if you want to taste a real burger, this is the place to be. As what my American friend always say, they do not rob you of your money. The place itself is too small to be attracted to it, but as they say, do not judge the book by its cover. Their food is just sumptuous not to be tried. I can bring my foreign friends here since most foreign people are into real meat. I think as small as this place is, it has been known throughout Tacloban. So I am giving this a four star, not because of the food, but because the one star missing is for the place. It is just too far from the other establishments that you have to purposely ride a tricycle or walk down to it to taste their specialty. Overall, we are always satisfied with their burgers.

Am not a fan of beef burger but my colleagues are talking about this small burger house and i became curios. So, one Friday afternoon after work, we just walk straight there and ordered a veggie burger. The beef patty is thick and you really can taste real beef.

Beef patties are juicy and well seasoned but bun is so-so. The hype is justified and price is good for yhe quality

Best high quality burger in Tacloban at an affordable price.

One of the best Burger joints in the City, at prices that don't tread across the expensive line. You don't need to think twice about going here if you're in the mood for a great burger. But for all this establishment's worth, I'd hope that they find a much more suitable venue for their business. Apart from that relevant detail to note, very much a great establishment.

The burger was great. Cheap but will fill your belly. It is pure beef. It is a good place to take a bite after a tiring walk around town. I don't recommend going there when the weather is bad. Rain will get you wet since it is almost open area. Don't get there for refreshments though. I went there twice but there are no stocks for shakes and other beverages except the typical soda. A must try.

Honestly I haven't been there for months, but they have certainly upgraded ever since. Even back when I was still in High School. Heck I still remember when they were a smaller shop and the burgers were the freakin best! They occassionally come to my college during events and I'm telling you it's worth it. If you haven't tried it, then you should. They are a must have and the food is a must eat. A lot of people like the burgers for a reason, and that's because they're good.