Tropical Hut — Restaurant in Manila

Went here because of the viral tweet. Prior my visit, I was only able to try Tropical Hut once.

The place looks classic. The positive thing about it is that it brings nostalgia. What they can improve on, however, is the maintenance of the place. It looks like it kept its traditional vibe, which may not appeal to today’s market. They need to up their branding, repaint the walls, install an air conditioner, and more enhances to keep up with the times.

I like the burgers the most. They don’t look and taste mass-produced. It gives you a feeling it was specially prepared for you in a home kitchen. Fries are just okay although a bit dry, and the spaghetti is weird. The color of the spaghetti sauce is off red, and it doesn’t taste like a Pinoy spaghetti, too. I have to order the sandwiches next time.

Regardless, I’m happy to see the effect of the hype. Customers are lining up. I also found a huge stock of burger buns in...

Adding to the fact that Escolta street is not that appealing to anyone at all, this Tropical Hut branch doesnt even try to create the ambience more interesting. No music at all to make it likvely. I even heard the store manager talking on the phone while seated at the customer area. Though it's the only fast food you'll find since Jollibee was closed years ago. I believed I was served fried chicken from the microwave oven since it was 3pm inthe afternoon. Business hour on weekdays is from 6:30am-7pm, Saturdays 6:30am-5pm, Sundays and holidays from...

Simply Classic and Best Chicken and Clubhouse Sandwich i have already grown with this joint since the 90’s in front of my all City College of Manila Old PNB building the other fave of mine was already Gone(Wah Yuen) (Crown Prince) and even the old Capitol Theater Lo and behold Tropical Hut Remains and saw the Love Bus prospered and Fell out of business i think what made it until up and running till nowadays is the loyalty of the patrons every one has a story to tell in this historical...