The Manila Social

“The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was very energetic and happy.”

Ashkan K★★★★★

Figured we'd give this new place a try. Showed up at 3:30pm and unfortunately they were closed. Didn't have a backup place to go to. So, we went next door to the food hall, had a donut and decided to wait until 4pm. Oh man was I glad that we waited and didn't go anywhere else. First off, this place is huge so it can accommodate a lot of people. Very clean and modern interior and felt cozy. Our server was very knowledgeable and attentive so that really elevated the experience. Based off of his recommendations we ordered a couple dishes and we were not disappointed. The Arroz Caldo was a fun sur

Calvin Tong★★★★★

It was my first time trying Filipino cuisine. Isabel and Sam walked us through the menu and suggested excellent food selections for dinner. The skewers, abodo, fries and stir fry noodle were so good. The halo halo and molten lava cake - must get!!

Kevin Watt★

First off, the interior is a mess. There is no such thing as a pleasant dining experience when surrounded by TVs - that is just tacky. And there is no theme whatsoever - just a mish mash of non-complementary designs. I started on a couch at the front and moved immediately - it was gross! The couch was covered in hair and debris, not to mention the springs were non-existent so super uncomfortable. Once is the booth we had to tolerate the server. Typical young blonde with zero personality, no interest in smiling or being friendly, giving total "my job bores me - I'm too good for this" vibes. On

Rachel Penner★★★★★

Romeo catered an event I was at earlier in the year and I’ve been waiting to come to the restaurant after a beautiful dinner. Fantastic food. We had the half chicken, lamb shank, pork skewers, and ceviche. Advised by our server Isabelle. The lychee margarita was delish (not pictured)