Salt and Pepper PH — Restaurant in Dumaguete

The saracha chicken wings tasted okay with crispy and golden crust but was undercooked so I had it returned, only for them to give it back but had refried it with the Sriracha now the Sriracha burnt and the chicken tasted burnt. What an awful experience, their sizzling squid was cooked perfectly but I'm not a fan of the sauce used. Lastly, the saving grace was the Crispy Karekare, albeit, would appreciate a peanuty taste which was absent and the sauce was watery and not thicked enough.

The waiter is obnoxious watching a video from his cellphone with a loud volume and doesn't pay attention to customer had to bring the undercooked chicken to the counter because the waiter wasn't paying attention to the diners.

Atmosphere was supposed to be okayish but with the obnoxious noise of the waiters cellphone...

Comfort food near the famous The Flying Fish Hostel!

Most remarkably, this casual, low-key restaurant serves a rarity among Dumaguete establishments. And, no, you can’t find it on their menu.

It’s their excellent customer service, particularly their friendly, attentive and accommodating waiters who go out of their way for you to enjoy your dining experience. Case in point: when my order was very delayed due to kitchen problems, they provided complimentary nachos.

Things to improve? Hope they turn down the airconditioning for the indoor dining area. It’s just too cold, I always end up transferring to an...

The place is actually good. They have a cozy ambiance and very comfy.

The foods are good, but it’s not something that I will always go back and dine.

The place has a wifi to help you out on your internet needs.

The price is something just fine ranging from 100 to 300.

The people are nice and accommodating, that’s a plus.

As a whole, I can recommend this place foe you and your friends/family to dine. But they dont really have something like a food that I will always go back and dine. Foods are good but not really that let me...