Mom's Small Hotel and Restaurant — Restaurant in San Carlos

Food is affordable and good. It is not as flavorful as the food served by other restaurants around the vicinity though. The restaurant is very spacious. There's a function room for small parties and there's an alfresco dining area at the back. The food was served quickly but there were a lot of mosquitoes under the tables. We had to look for a crew to have the fan turned on, but it felt like they were avoiding our signals. We had to go to the counter to ask for tissue. The fans from a bigger table nearby suddenly turned on, it turns out a bigger group was dining, whom ordered more food. I felt like that ruined the whole experience, customer service needs to be improved. Customers should be treated equally despite how many or few orders they made. Just my 2 cents.

Can't really comments on their rooms, I haven't tried...

Our first time to visit this place. This was recommended by several people in San Carlos.

We were hoping to have a nice hot soup (nilaga). Unfortunately, it was unavailable (it was 11AM). Yun pa naman habol namin 🤷‍♀️

The place looks good and you'll be comfortable eating. But we're after the food.

Their dinuguan has a very unusual taste. They have not used ginger.

Their tinola seems to be tasteless. 😕

Their pork (grilled) seems a day old, ininit lang -- and I'm so sure it was not marinated overnight.

My partner rated this 1 star but I'll give them 3 stars for good and comfy ambience....

This is a small hotel with only a few rooms. The rooms cost 620 pesos a night and comes with a large bed, A/C, cable TV, hot/cold water in the shower and a restaurant located downstairs. ||||The hotel is located across the street from the Gaisano "mall" and their are a number of restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. Transportation is easy to come by. ||||Mom's has a small restaurant downstairs with reasonable priced breakfast and lunch items. The restaurant was constantly busy.||||The only downside was the beggars that were right outside the entrance, it made coming and going a...