The Cafe Mediterranean — Restaurant in Pasig

My favorite Mediterranean restaurant in the metro. This is our go-to when we crave for Kebab and other Mediterranean meals.

The menu has many choices. We usually order the Gyro so this time we ordered the Gyro platter (good for 3-4 people). We also ordered Grilled Beef Kebab plate, Hummus and Greek Salad. Serving time may be a bit long on some dishes but I understand because everything is cooked after you order and it is definitely worth the wait because quality is consistent throughout the years and serving size is generous. Everything is well-cooked. The highlight of our visit this time around is the Gyro platter because of the serving and everyone gets to try a part of the chicken, beef, tuna and falafel (you can order this if you plan to eat as a group and you want to try all viands). I also recommend trying their Lassi drink (especially for Yogurt lovers) because it's really good. Price may be a bit high compared to other restaurants in the mall but I think it's worth it considering the quality of the food....

It is our first time to try this branch in Estancia, Pasig. We always go to their Greenbelt branch. We are already satisfied with their Greenbelt branch until we tried this yesterday, me and my husband who have favorites like the lentil soup, grilled chicken wondered why this branch do it better? like the grilled Chicken is not too dried, but it's also not raw. Just so much better. The staffs are polite, the manager is attentive and when I told him about my observation with the difference of the 2 branches, instead of just being happy that they are better than the Greenbelt branch, he told me that it is not good for their Company that other branch have a problem with their food, and that he will inform the other branch about my feedback. That is the right attitude👍. This branch's serving time is only longer compared to the Greenbelt branch, which I really dont mind, if the food is this good. The serving size is just...

For the appetizer, we got the hummus with regular pita bread. The hummus itself was actually great! It was made of smoothly blended chickpea drizzled with olive oil, but the pita bread was horrible. Similar quality to grocery pota breads. Nothing special with the main dishes as well for us..we ordered shish taouk, grilled chicken marinated with Lebanese and Persian flavours. The chicken was quite dry and we opted for the Moroccan rice (instead of pita bread). Its just a normal rice with cinnamon powder and raisins. The other one we ordered was Moroccan fish. The fish is quite small (palm size) for its price. Ambiance is good and staffs are friendly. Condiments (hot sauce and Mediterranean yoghurt blend sauce) are served...