Beer Belly Bar and Restaurant — Restaurant in Mandaluyong

If you're planning to visit this place, I recommend avoiding bringing a car. During our visit, we encountered a parking attendant who assisted us in parking our vehicle, even though we didn't ask for help. While I appreciated the assistance, the situation quickly became uncomfortable.

As we were about to leave, with the engine still off, we gave him a 5-peso coin as a token of gratitude. To our surprise, he stared at it for a few seconds, returned it, and asked for a larger amount, saying, "Nahiya naman ako sa 5 pesos niyo." We decided to ignore the comment to avoid any confrontation.

For context, we usually give 5 to 10 pesos as a gesture of appreciation, even though tipping is not mandatory and not asking for their help.

As we were driving out, he guided us again (without us asking again), as I rolled down the window to say thank you, he shouted, "Wala ba kayong bente diyan?" I replied, "Walang barya eh." This is my usual reply to people whom I think don't deserve to be given any. He then proceeded to yell unpleasant words because he ended up not receiving any money after assisting us.

This was a first for us—an uncomfortable and frustrating experience, especially since I was with my...

Poor customer service. Pag nagkamali yung waitress ichacharge pa sa customer (nailagay sa mesa ang food na hnd naman namin inorder)

Also they can just stop you playing billiard right away even if you are in the middle of the game, even if you will request na tapusin ang game (because its 4th game na daw, no exception) Worst is they don't give any consideration to finish what has been started.

Rest room?? Very very dirty (no tissue, overflowing na ang tissue sa trash bin) Live band?? Too loud that you can't hear your friend talking Food?? OK, quite expensive Billiard? 3 games for 1 bucket of beer Ang sikip sa loob pag marami ng tao. Snabera pa ang iba nilang waitress akala mu...

A bar and restaurant near Boni. Ever since they moved to a new location the space is wider for people but there is no more billiards and television sets. But the place is active with some live sets around the night at some days. The drinks are standard stuff, local and international beers and some whiskeys too. The food exceeded my expectations though; I recommend their sisig and bagnet pancit paired with some white rice. I’d say it easily tops actual restaurants right now. It has a counter bar too if you want some relaxation with the hard stuff they have on display, perfect for a solo or...