Tambilawan Kamayan Restaurant — Restaurant in Polomolok

I only gave 3 stars because they are lacking in: (2 deducted stars) Customer services. Their resto crews are hard to approach during we have concerns in our table. The banana of buko halo-halo was hard and surely not fresh. The zagu was not completely cooked, lacking of ingredients; no beans! We got it in PHP 89.00 only but I'm so disappointed for their bestseller buko halo-halo.

For the three stars: They have nice place but a quite bit hot. Chicken inasal was good for the PHP 94.00, they also accommodate unli rice for the inasal and they have also unique taste in nilagpang. The resto is good for the group

Hopefully, the other branch have a good customer services. Hope once the customer arrived in their resto they will get automatically the orders of the customers and no need to call the crews closer to get their attention and approach the customers concerns. We are just two groups earlier in thier resto, so busy is not an...

I was glad that they put up they branch in Polomolok. 5 years ago, good dining selection in Polomolok is close zero. And tambilawan is one of those that our family can easily go to when we dont want to go to gensan city. Fast forward, it is still good but it is facing competition (which is a good thing for customers). Polomolok is slowly embracing the dining out culture. Tambilawan needs to level up its game because its becoming stale and some menu are not always available which is...

The Inasal doesn't really compare favorably with Bacolod fare, and there was a lack of labuyo chili. However, the chicken was of the native variety and while less tender than most, they were more flavorful.

Try the seafood soup, it's the best thing we had here. In fact there are other chicken dishes id rather try than the inasal.

It's uncomfortably hot during lunch time as there's no air...