Caution Hot! 警告辣 Spicy Noodle House — Restaurant in Pasig

[2023 December] Contrary to their name, not everything in "Caution: Hot! Spicy Noodle House" is hot and spicy. There are non-spicy and non-noodle items (i.e. dumplings) on the menu, and even with the noodles you can choose to go the non-spicy route. But then, what's the point? Ordering is easy: first, choose your mains (beef, pork, seafood or vegetable), then your broth (szechuan, laksa, hot & sour, or the non-spicy classic). For the spicy soups, you can choose the burn level, from 1st degree (again, what's the point?) to 3rd degree burns, then the max Ultimate Burn (what were you thinking??!). Like it says prominently on the wall in big, bold, red letters: Choose your burn wisely. I chickened out and choose the 2nd degree burn and honestly, it was nothing. I feel I could (and should) have gone for the ultimate burn. I ordered the Spicy Szechuan beef noodles. Aside from the mushrooms and spicy broth, I loved the thin Taiwanese egg noodles. Oh, I wanted to order the Hot & Sour broth but for some reason, that's only available on Wednesdays (??). And Tsingtao beer is always good with Taiwanese noodles and dumplings. All in all, Caution: Hot! is an excellent addition to the continuously growing (and constantly changing) restaurant row in Kapitolyo. Worth...

We spent a total of ₱1,425 for everything, including noodles, sides, and drinks, and left fully satisfied. The food is so good that we keep coming back. If you’re closer to Quezon City, visit their Maginhawa branch for the same amazing experience!

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You can fully customize your noodles by choosing your main ingredient, broth, and level of spiciness (called "Burn"). For spicy food fans, the Seafood + Laksa + 2nd Degree Burn combo at ₱305 is a fiery delight. The broth is rich and spicy, and you can see generous portions of seafood mixed in.

Perfect Pairings for the Heat To cool down, we ordered unlimited iced tea (₱100) and soya milk (₱120). Both are refreshing and pair perfectly with the spicy noodles.

Generous Servings The noodles come in large portions, enough for two people to share. My friends tried the Beef + Non-Spicy Classic Broth (₱270), which was also loaded with toppings and equally satisfying. The Vegetable Noodles at just ₱240 offer the same big serving, making it only ₱120 per person—great value for money!

Delicious Sides Don’t miss their Kuchay Pork Dumplings—20 pieces for only ₱360. Dip them in their sauces, and each bite bursts...

Pros:

Variety of Noodle Flavors: The restaurant offers a wide range of Chinese noodle flavors, allowing customers to choose according to their preference. Unlimited Soya Drink and Kutchai: Customers appreciate the option of unlimited soya drink and the availability of kutchai, a favorite dish. Fresh Ingredients: Noodles come with fresh shrimp, pork, or chicken, along with veggies and mint, ensuring quality ingredients in each dish. Accepts Gcash Payment: The convenience of accepting Gcash payment makes transactions easier for customers. Air-conditioned Environment: The restaurant is air-conditioned, providing a comfortable dining experience, especially in hot weather.

Cons:

Limited Parking: Although there are parking spaces available, they are limited, which could be inconvenient during peak hours. Small Space: The restaurant's size is relatively small, potentially leading to crowded conditions during busy times. Mixed Friendliness of Staff: While some staff members are friendly, others may not consistently provide the same level of hospitality. High Spiciness Level: Caution is advised when ordering highly spicy foods, especially for those not accustomed to...