Chomp Chomp — Restaurant in Manila

Me and my son went to his old school in Taft to pick up some docs. Before I knew it, I am hungry already - altho it was only 11:30AM. He brought me to Chomp Chomp. This is located at the 2nd floor of Bellagio Residences along Leon Guinto St. It has a small rectangular area. Ordinary tables and chairs. Resto is cool enough to let you feel comfortable while eating. The servers are fast in welcoming guests. We were given menus the moment we were seated. And in less than 3 minutes, a server gave us glasses and a pitcher of cold water.- without asking for it...Nice! I ordered Singapore Laksa - Junior while my son got the Buffalo Wings. Singapore Laksa was a pleasant surprise for me. It was served boiling in a small pot. I took my first sip and yes! hot and mildly spicy! Delicious! The junior size is just enough of me. It filled up my hunger without going overboard. Altho, prices are a bit high for students who want to eat...

Best known for its Asian favorites, Chomp Chomp doesn’t only have an easy-to-remember name but delicious meals to back its brand. Its orange logo makes it pop, one can easily notice their store. Its located on the second floor, so you have to take a few steps up to try their menu stars.

We weren’t able to maximize our visit as instead of ordering the main dish laksa, we ended up choosing fried chicken meals. The meat’s dry and the overall presentation was underwhelming. We could see the orders on other tables and they looked enticing. Next time, we’ll try other options. Also, the crew told us the fried chicken meals take a longer time to prepare.

Chomp Chomp only accepts cash as mode of payment. There’s a nearby 7-Eleven outlet...

You need to climb a flight of stairs to reach Chomp Chomp. Interior is simple and this place is usually filled with students. Some seats are available at the balcony. Too bad former neighbor Roots & Herbs is gone.

First-timers MUST try the Singapore Laksa! It's affordable, shareable, and served hot & spicy.

Chicken Teriyaki junior size is just right to get filled. It's like most teriyaki dishes I've tried but simpler. The egg topping is cooked perfectly!

Fish Fillet in Mango Sauce tastes like dory with mango jam. It's good, light on the tummy, and simple. I suggest partnering it with something.

Fried Noodles are good for the first few bites. The rest of the way, I got tired of the flavor. Eating this with something is the...