Pancake House Crossroad — Restaurant in Quezon City

Pancake house is one of my most favorite restaurants. The reason behind that is the fact that they remain constant on the flavors no matter what branch you go to. The only difference, major difference is the way they have their menus. In some branches, you feel like you are in an elegant restaurant because the mune is gorgeous, big spreads with pictures, while the other one is what I find in this branch of pancake house. They have the laminated 1 sheet menu with no pictures. If you are familiar with pancake house menus, this won't matter. However, if this is your first time in a Pancake House branch, it will be very confusing.

I ordered the House Special set, if you are not familiar with this, you would not even know what the heck this special set is.

Food - 10/10 as always Ambience - 9/10 Decor - 8/10 Menu - 7/10 (special addition since this is the only thing I hated in this branch)

Dined...

Coffee is very much overpriced. It's good that there's a Pick-up Coffee nearby so I bought one for only ₱50 for 230ml Espresso as against a cup or 150ml of coffee for ₱150 inside Pancake House. Food is typical since pancake is ordinary and yes, price is unfriendly to common Juan de la Cruz'. Tapsilog and other egg dishes is too common in Filipino breakfasts, which is being offered in ordinary kitchenettes so it'll make one wonder why it's being prohibitively sold in all Pancake Houses. This caters only to those who're crazy enough to spend their hard...

Doesn't even deserve to have a picture. First, they offered choose 2 plate menu, but after knowing that the herb past is not available, we switched to Pan chicken plate all you can on weekends.

Taste is okay, but the serving time is horrible. 1st plate order for 8 people didn't get serve until after 40minutes. The 2nd plate order of the 4 people still hasn't been served after 20mins. I'm reviewing this now out of frustration.

Again, if you're after a good service, this is not the...