Suba's — Restaurant in Cainta

I used to eat here frequently but recently, I noticed how the food portions have become SIGNIFICANTLY smaller. I ordered the beef callos for around P100 and expected to get something that would be enough for 1 person. I got my order and it did not look like it would fill me up at all. That's coming from someone who doesn't even eat a lot, and just wants a decent sized meal. My friend also ordered her own food and said "Mas marami pa yung serving sa Sweet Onion sa Kingsville". I'm not promoting the other food establishment but ever since that day, we decided not to go back to Subas anymore. The food portions just aren't enough for the price we pay....

A high-end turo-turo (closest English translation: fastfood-style) resto--if there ever was one--that serves home-cooked meals (lutong bahay) in a very homey atmosphere! They don't scrimp on the ingredients they use on their all-Filipino dishes. My personal favorites are their seafoods. You even have a choice of 3 types of drinking water. Free wi-fi for you to keep up-to-date with the latest news headlines and such. But if you don't have a smartphone on hand for whatever reason, just grab the actual newspaper stashed beside the...

Typical Filipino resto but their food is the best home-cooked meals. We usually have dinner there since it is only me and my hubby at home, convenient to eat there than prepare a meal for us. There are sections with aircon and fresh air only. The mango float is yummy. They offer free soup and their utensils are sterilized. Food is affordable but may be pricey to others. Pricier viands are at Php180 - Php220. Lowest is at Php85...