Marcelino Cafe at Manila Prince Hotel — Restaurant in Manila

Discover! The best destinations are said to be on the road less traveled but how about those who are hidden in plain sight? Marcelino Cafe at the Manila Prince Hotel offers just that, an impressive Eat-All-You-Can lunch and dinner buffet at a price that would make any royalty swoon (P899 promo rate originally P1500 - until March 31, 2024). EDIT: Current rate is at 999pesos.

The dishes on each station is different any given day but always a constant sight would be the following cuisines - Filipino, Japanese, Korean and Indian. There is also a carving station, pasta bar, salad bar, Mongolian BBQ and appetizers. A selection of fruit juices are also made available for refreshments.

Do not miss out on dessert as some are proudly made by The Manila Hotel. The bread pudding is A+, make sure to top it off with warm vanilla sauce. Selected coffee based drinks are also inclusive.

Located at the heart of Ermita, Manila's bustling business district, it is very accessible via LRT-1 and next to malls, government offices and major attractions of the city such as the historic Luneta Park.

Visit Manila Prince Hotel's socials for more details on ongoing promos and rates.

📍Marcelino Cafe, Manila Prince Hotel, 1000 San Marcelino St,...

06/06/25. Fridate dinner.

June 6 being the Eid Al Adha holiday, we decided to finally do an Intramuros Food and Historic Churches exploration day.

Unfortunately it rained the whole afternoon so we just stayed put at Manila Prince Hotel for their good food and HYDE Manila's pocket friendly happy hour.🍹

GOOD: Scaled down buffet spread compared to other hotels but commensurate to the price. Buffet line up hits all the standard selections plus Korean section: cold cuts/salad bar, japanese counter, carving station and dessert table. Dishes were not elaborate but well cooked mostly. Drinks counter had bonus beverage offers like different iced and hot coffee concoctions.

COULD BE IMPROVED: The japanese counter's offerings did not look top notch especially the dry looking Tuna Ceviche. Pls look into it. Thanks.

Overall, we enjoyed our...

Marcelino Cafe at the Manila Prince Hotel offers a buffet dining experience known for its diverse and flavorful offerings. The restaurant features an all-you-can-eat spread that includes a mix of local and international cuisines.

For breakfast, guests can enjoy a variety of dishes such as corned beef, hotdogs, Spanish sardines, pancakes, and waffles, alongside staples like bread, cereal, and salad. Lunch and dinner buffets expand the selection to include pasta, salads, dim sum, sushi, sashimi, and a carving station with rotating roasted meats.

The buffet rates are quite reasonable, with promotional prices available: Php 599 for breakfast and Php 999 for lunch and dinner. Children aged 4 and below eat for free, while those between 5 to 12 years old receive a...