Max's Restaurant Muntinlupa — Restaurant in Muntinlupa

My family and I had my granduncle's birthday lunch at Max's Restaurant. The restaurant had a neat and presentable dining area but a somewhat worn function room. The service was satisfactory. The servers were very friendly and accommodating. However, they set up the function room for our event in ways that were not very efficient.

For lunch, the celebrant and guests had Tofu Fries, Pocherong Baka Soup, Fried Boneless Bangus, Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare, Fried Chicken, Chicken Sisig, Plain Rice, Green Mango Shake, and Leche Flan. Overall, the meals were in between average and good. They were rather underwhelming though, considering how the food was supposedly delectable enough for my parents' wedding reception nearly four decades ago. The Tofu Fries, Fried Boneless Bangus, Lechon Kawali, Kare-Kare, and Fried Chicken were quite bland on their own but tasty with their corresponding dips and condiments. The Chicken Sisig had a bland taste and a mushy texture. The Green Mango Shake was tart and refreshing while the Leche Flan was delightful and had just the right amount...

All time favorite! I grew up going to Max's QC. My lola used to bring us there for family time. I love the ambience (the old set up) because it is so refreshing and calming. When I got married in 1987, we had our small reception there. Brings memories. Now there are a lot of Max's in the South and my favorite is Max's Muntinlupa. The traditions goes on....

The family size crispy Pata that was supposed to be good for 4-5 people wasn't Even enough for 2 people. We used to order that thing and we usually can't even finish it as a family of 5. They served it chopped already so that way we can't tell right away. Shady. Nanay Ruby would be...