Cafe Colma

“The restaurant has a cafe feel, nothing fancy or romantic.”

Jemellee Manaoat★★★

Colma Cafe, I thought it was something new. But this is actually the cafe/restaurant inside Lucky Chances Casino. Which I’ve had their food in the past. I remember the food being really good especially tho r fried rice. But this time it was just ok. We ordered a couple of their silogs( tapsilog and Longsilog), we also had got spaghetti and fried tofu. The Longsilog was good. But I’m disappointed at the tapsilog. The meat looked and tasted like it was a day old. The fried tofu was not crispy. We did love the spaghetti though. It was Filipino style spaghetti but it wasn’t too sweet and the che

Danika Gutierrez★★★

I don't know. I'm conflicted. Growing up, this would be the place to hang out late at night to get a good hearty meal after a night downtown. I went recently while I was in town and it wasn't nearly as good as it was back then. Service lacked quite a bit, I saw many employees huddle at the register talking to each other while a few tables near mine were trying to track down someone who can take their order after waiting for about 10 minutes. Filipino food tasted excellent, but any other cuisine was mediocre at best.

Miss Glassess★★★★

The Kare Kare sauce was good. I wish the oxtail was more tender, same with the pork sinigang. The beef caldereta wws very good tho. The service is good.

M Antonio C★★★★

Let's face it. Most of the patrons are customers at the casino. But there are a few folks that come to Lucky Chances for the food. I'm one of them. As a customer of Cafe Colma for about 20 years, I keep coming back because I really enjoy the food and atmosphere. The variety on the menu its pretty good, but I usually have the same food. Filipino breakfast. The ladies that work here are always so nice. They feel like they are your aunties. The cooks are consistent, food quality food for a fair price. Cafe Colma used to be an affordable option when taking the family out for something