Sol Cook Restaurant — Restaurant in Angeles

I found the food to be lacking in ingredients and taste. Koreans seemed to like this food.

The garden salad (P380) was ok but only had romaine lettuce, tomato, and croutons. A better lettuce variety like crystal or friseé would've been nicer. The sauce was tasty.

Vongole was more like soup than a pasta dish. It lacked parsley and visual appeal. Way too watery.

Towoomba was creamy and tasty but lacked any kind of herbs, seasoning, or garnishing.

Paying almost P500 for each of these two, you'd expect something more. Something with great taste, rich in flavor, no skimping on herbs and spices, and visually appealing.

Tomato pasta (P380) was ok, sauce was rich but you still taste the can it's from.

It was just boring food.

French fries at P250?

The pizza was awful. Thin dough and was too doughy and chewy. Could've used maybe another 5 minutes in the oven??

But the absolute worst was the bad smelling drinking water. Was it the glass or the water? Do they not notice it themselves?

The service was great, however. The waitresses bow, which for me wasn't necessary.

Money spent here was better spent at the grocery store and cook at...

Food tastes good, but hard times communicating with wait staffs. (communication with local residents is not easy if you are from somewhere else. I guess we have to learn and adapt or meet half way(?))

I love cream pasta in the bread ball at this restaurant, but some times they don't have the bread balls because delivery didn't make it.

I guess that's how it is around this community, that Pancake house ran out of pancakes, McDonalds ran out of french fries, KFC ran out of...

This place is like a fresh breath of air in Friendship. 🍃

In a nutshell, you can expect from them: 💎 Peaceful and relaxing ambiance 💎 Great food 💎 Very accommodating staff; and 💎 Beautiful interior design

This will be one of my go-to places for brunches...