Diner's Original Bulalo Restaurant View Branch — Restaurant in Tagaytay

I don't know why are the ratings are this low and lots of negative feedback for this restaurant. With my personal experience, we really enjoyed our dining experience here. When we entered inside for dinner, there are few people eating downstairs til we realized the waiters are going up with food in tray. So we peaked upstairs until we saw lots of people eating there, enjoying their meal and the singing band. We waited few minutes before getting seat maybe because we are just two.

We didn't ordered bulalo because my partner is not a fan of it 😬 instead we had buttered shrimp and sisig. They gave us bone marrow soup while waiting. After around 30 minutes, we got our orders and we had the best buttered shrimp in town!! I recommend this to you guys. It's very scrumptious!

The waiting time is not bad though because we know we are not in a fast food resto, we are there enjoying our stay in Tagaytay. But if you're that hungry and want to eat already, eat...

their bulalo is so-so! you can ask for refill (sabaw) (but not good as the original sabaw served)(sorry i cant find the value of my money) they have standby waiters but once you call them they are pretending they didnt hear you. . additional orders (additional rice)was served too late we already lost our appetite to eat more. tawilis was served cold.. not crispy at all... service charge is apply here without putting notice on the menu. (prep extra cash) the one who got our orders was the one who served everybody while the rest of the crews were busy story telling. i cant blame him why he sweats like rain. 2stars for the place... sorry to burst your bubble guys, you need to work it out. by the way condiments on the tables seems unbranded even the vinegar it tastes like...

This place is the first bulaluhan I have dined in Tagaytay. Most of the time I just eat in buffets and fastfoods. We visited this place before the pandemic and before the Taal volcano eruptions. The interior design is quaint and ecclectic but aims for a rustic Filipino look. We were lucky to get a roofdeck spot as we have two cute dogs along with us. So for those who want to dine in a pet-friendly place, this is a great place for you. The food is up to standards, I can't say the food is really remarkable and elevated from other Filipino food serving restaurants but it is not below standards so I guess it's still great. The view of Taal while dining and the cold air while slurping that bulalo soup just makes everything perfect. Service is also...