Solaire Food Court
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The food court have a few choices of food Korean, South east asian, Filipino, American, Bakery,etc. I finally tried the korean one, the name is Namsan. Our ordered: -Sa gol kal kuk su The presentation of the food enough tempting, noodle with beef, but it really sad the taste is awful and tasteless, not worth it for that price. - Bimbab The smell of the beef is really good, unfortunately the taste is Tasteless, so I should adding salt and a bit sauce, and it became better. - Bulgogi Mostly all of the food I tasted is tasteless, same as this bulgogi, should adding some salt and sauce. Overall is not worth it at all, bad taste korean restaurant I ever tried. Even the service at that time also not friendly, she not concerned with the customer and look hurried, so disappointed. Hope their evaluation about all the aspects of the restaurant.
theotheo
10
We bought dinner from the Japanese store and dessert at the bakery. The unagidon with ices tea cost about P765. The dessert cakes at the bakery cost about P250 per item some less and some more. The waiting time for the don is about 10 minutes while the dessert is readily available. They accept cash and credit card for payment. There are sufficient seats for small and big groups. There are also tables good for two. Some of the tables are not cleared right away, but there are staff you can request to help you clear and clean them. We parked at the theatre side. Parking was fast and easy. To get to the food court, you will have to enter the casino. It worried me because it smelled like secondhand smoke, but inside the food court, it did not smell like smoke anymore.
ia likes_eats_travelsia likes_eats_travels
00
Decent foodcourt with selections of mostly Asian or Filipino food, and a stall for American food as well. Food items fall at around 300-400, so they're a bit pricey, but that much is expected from a casino resort. Tips: in the Americano stall, the Pizzas and Hotdogs are of good value, but avoid the Fried Chicken - only a few pieces for 350, and not too well seasoned. The best value food items are in Sandok, where you can get a gigantic bowl of food for 375. This is easily enough for 3 people, or 2 very very hungry ones. The treats in The Bakery also seem to be very popular with the guests, and they have multiple promos and combos going on, so make sure to check those out before ordering.
J CJ C
30
The service was efficient. There were several dish options - Korean, Malaysian, Filipino, American, coffee and pastries. A bit on the pricier side but that’s because portion sizes were big. I didn’t like my Nasi Goreng because it only had around 5 pieces of shrimp and the serving was huge and I didn’t finish it because it was too much rice for 1 person. It’s better shared by 2-3 people. The chicken inasal was quite tasty.
MrsWayfarerMrsWayfarer
00
The place is called “Solaire Foodcourt”, but mind you, the prices here are significantly higher than typical foodcourt prices, which is no surprise, as this is inside Solaire, and a bit classier than your typical mall foodcourt. Even the service their staff provide is at par with what you usually get at pricey restaurants. Dishes here from all the restaurants are at the 400-peso price range on average.
Joel CalderonJoel Calderon
10
The roasted 2 piece chicken , mashed potatoe, roll was very healthy choice. We ordered to go beef rendang with rice which is awesome. The pepperoni pizza is always a winner. We have beef kaldereta for our driver, I took it that he like it. We took home croissant for my breakfast which is just perfect for it. I laud the Food Court for it has varieties to eat. Good ambience & lots of table to dine.
ReginaRegina
10
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attractions: Okada Manila, Solaire Resort, SM Mall of Asia Arena, Ayala Malls Manila Bay, The Dessert Museum, The Theatre - Solaire Resort & Casino, Microtel by Wyndham Mall of Asia, Archdiocesan Shrine of Jesus the Way, the Truth, and the Life, Parqal, Food Wanderer x Lakbay Museo, restaurants: Gerry's Ayala Malls Manila Bay (Gerry's Grill), Vikings, The Alley Manila Bay, Starbucks 9 Diosdado Macapagal Blvd Drive-Thru, Buffet 101, Tong Yang Plus, Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Food Club Manila, Ayala Malls Manila Bay, East Ocean Palace Restaurant, Shi Lin Ayalamalls Manilabay, Watami Grill and Sushi Bar - S'Maison, Sibyullee Unlimited Korean Barbecue (Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Parañaque)
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