Finio Cafe & Restaurant — Restaurant in Quezon City

One of the worst operations for a restaurant that I’ve encountered. They don’t post their hours of operations anywhere, not on the front door, on google search, Yelp and other social media outlets. We went to this restaurant a total of 4 times and on all 4 times they weren’t open or has an event going on. Today we were there at 2:35pm and they were already closed with all the employees sitting down and eating inside. We were told that the last call was at 2:30pm thus the closed restaurant. I asked the person that I spoke to why the hours of operations were not posted anywhere in the front door or social media outlets and she couldn’t really reply with much. This will be our last opportunity to visit this restaurant as my family and I have totally given up trying. Hopefully this helps the operators of...

Very affordable, for only 145 pesos, you get all you can eat breakfast. Their menu for the day was: Coffee, pandesal, champorado, pancit bihon, fried garlic rice, tuyo, scrambled eggs, hamonado longganisa, chicken sausage, fried pork siomai, miswa soup, and iced tea. The staff said their menu changes everyday except for the tuyo and scrambled eggs. They are open 6:30-10:30 for their breakfast. We havent tried their lunch and dinner yet. The place only has few tables so rhey cannot accommodate multiple big groups at the same time. Lucky for us there is already a vacant table when we get...

Affordable all-day buffet. Restaurant is sitting on the 2nd floor of the Pearl Drive commercial center. Airconditioning is decent. Food variety is not as much as Something Fishy's menu options but is enough to send you off super filled. Restrooms are available within the commercial center. Staff are friendly and accommodating. The branch is a bit small but can house about 60 guests and may get too noisy at full capacity. Nearby establishments are BPI, 7-Eleven, Dunkin Donuts and Jollibee to name a few. Parking space is huge and free of charge. Conveniently accessible via...