Quan Delicacies East — Restaurant in Bacolod

First, my mom (senior citizen) and i ordered 2 meals for dine in. Then my mom remembered that she loves their Dinuguan so she ordered one for take out. They refused to acknowledge the senior discount as they said, "it's for take away and it cannot avail senior discount" I did not argue but my mom did 🤣

By the way, the cashier verbally said, bottled water cannot be on the senior discount. 😐

Second, the cashier was really having a hard time validating and computing the senior discount. It took time that the food was already served but i am still at the cashier waiting for the correct change. He needs re-training and more mentoring.

Third, (not towards the restaurant), just sharing for the bad experience. We have placed a bag on the chair, marking that the table is already occupied. But these 4 men still sat on the table. My mom then just took the bag while i was at the counter and moved to another table.

This is definitely not a...

Store is well lighted and clean. They had one of the comfiest chairs I’ve sat on in a simple restaurant. Has a homey light aura that is refreshing. Meats we tried were tastey and tender. It just took a bit of time (medyo matagal) before the food was served considering that the food is pre-packed and only needed to be reheated. Casava was soft and had just the right sweetness. Prices are actually cheap...

One of Bacolod's old timer. They grew and just improved with their stores changing to new interiors to compete with new resto. Prices are affordable and only increased very little. Classics like puto, kutsinta and tikoy are less than 10 pesos and still a delight. Pastries and pasta are still delicious. It still feels like home. Must try for your native delicacies cravings and...