Too good to be true based from reviews.

Servers: after we have decided what to order we had to call out the servers' attention numerous times. I first called a guy server and he only looked at me. I, then get the attention of the lady server and told me to wait 🫸 by gesturing her hand without saying a word.

No waters served until you get your food. We asked like 5 times for water and they just keep on ignoring us. The servers look tired and don't want to be bothered. Not sure if they're under staffed but they looked too busy.

So, they finally gave us water but with no ice (oh lord). But they forgot the glasses. So, we asked for it again. We were 5 persons and they only gave 4. My friend asked the waiter for another glass, and they waiter told her to get a glass underneath a metal table. And guess what, the glass had 1/4 cup water in it which means it can be a used glass. 😤

I even noticed the Chinese lady beside our table who asked for sabaw (soup). She ordered a soup dish, but they apparently forgot the broth itself 😅. She asked the guy waiter for soup but was ignored so she asked another waiter. Then, she followed up her order which hasn't been served yet. The waiter responded in a rude voice which is almost screaming at her face. He keeps talking in Tagalog to the Chinese woman where obviously the latter wouldn't be able to understand hence some misunderstanding. The waiter looks aggravated while the Chinese lady handled and chilling like a queen (slay 💅). She just didn't mind I guess.

Food: not that much. Hakaw is a bit good and pancit is tasty. But siopao, just refer to the pic. The bun was so dry and not appeasing to your taste buds.

The dining area was a bit hot since the a/c unit doesn't cover everything. Yeah but it gives ypu this authentic oriental vibes.

We asked for the bill, and the waitress put it in front of my face like literally 3 inches away from my face.