Location: Malolos
Top Restaurants in Malolos
Top Things to do in Malolos
Malolos Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Malolos
Malolos, officially the City of Malolos (Filipino: Lungsod ng Malolos), is a component city in the Philippines. Malolos is considered as the 115th city in the country. It is the capital city of the province of Bulacan as the seat of the provincial government.
Things to do in Malolos
1. Jollibee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By enjoyfunlovetravels - Philippines
my kids loves Jollibee...Every time we went to new place,my children wants to go at Jollibee especially they love the spaghetti and fries.The Jollibee Malolos have their own kiddie playroom that your kids will enjoyed.
2. Hap Chan Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By DhonMennen - Singapore, Singapore
My last 3 visits this year (2016) was disappointing. The service has slowed down, the food quality has somewhat compromised and service could be better. Maybe the service crew are new or maybe they are overwhelmed. Whatever the reason the customers should not notice. The wait for our food when we ordered take out took them almost 1 hour to serve us 2 packets of Beef Hor Fun. We were not even served water even after we kept approaching the staff 3 times and the cashier once. On another occasion I was billed with another table's food. Our bill was around P700 but the bill was almost P1500. After checking it was reduced to our original bill and the error was 2 tables were put into the same bill slot as the waiter was the same. Their standard of beef horfun had considerably much lesser beef as usual and the chicken was over fried (like fried twice-maybe someone else's order was rejected and re fried and given to us). As I was with a group of business associates I did not want to create a scene but just decided to let it be but put it in my review. Since April 2016 I did not patronize them in Malolos. Maybe I shall try other Hap Chans in manila.
3. Kabisera Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Heckytory - Plaridel, Philippines
We ate lunch here last september 25. We ordered pancit, sizzling pusit, gambas and binagoongan. I was so excited because the place is quite good, but the food was really bad. Their binagoongan is the worst binagoongan I've ever tasted. The smell of the bagoong was really bad.
4. Hapag
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Einnwk V
PROS
1. Good food, Filipino cuisine
2. Nice ambiance, feel good
3. Kind service from employees
4. Price is reasonable.
CONS
1. Limited parking
2. Limited viands, choices of food
Will come back, but preferred old setup, the one with Ala cart and with musical/acoustic performers.
5. Stateside
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Stateside Diner is an American-inspired restaurant that caters to all ages - Kids, Students, Families and Seniors. Our place is considered as one-of-a-kind restaurant in Malolos as it relaxingly gives our guests a different ambience. It is surrounded by photo frames of singers from 70's and 80's, vintage inspired pictures and displays, we have juke box and old disk player. You will be serenaded by old school songs while enjoying our delicious food. We are open everyday. 1:00pm - 10pm during weekdays and 11am - 10pm during weekends.
Reviewed By sacredtrails - Malolos City
I came here with my son who was craving for burger. It didn't live by its name in both ambience and food but everything was a disappointent. I couldn't help saying it's a bastardised American restaurant. The nachos, quesadillas, and fries all had a tinge of sweetness. I probably had false expectations but I just couldn't bear eating salsa this sweet. I didn't try the burger so won't comment on that though I noticed the patty looked quite dry. The root beer float had ice, quite unacceptable as, to me, rootbeer float should be ice cold root beer and ice cream, usually vanilla.
The place is poorly maintained - grubby and reflects poor hygiene. I could smell the toilet's stink from our table, food crumbs on the seats, one roach on the wall and another on the floor. I wonder what it was like in the kitchen area. But really I don't think I can trust their kitchen by the looks of the dining area.
While the waitress was doing a good job, she was a one-woman staff when we came in. I had to call her from the kitchen to give my additional orders and had to wait a while for our cutlery to be brought to our table.
The effort to project an American atmosphere is worth mentioning. Posters/frames of singers, etc.
6. InfinityMeals
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
A sit-down restaurant providing a healthier alternative to your traditional fast food. We offer a variety of healthier dishes including Salads, Sandwiches, Wraps, Pastas and Baked Main Entrees like Chicken and Ribs. We have a beautiful outdoor garden patio available for event Reservations such as birthdays, baptisms and meetings. We also offer healthier weekly meal deliveries for busy individuals who are looking for a no hassle healthier food for Breakfast, Lunch, Snack and Dinner for an affordable price.
Reviewed By zencurlycurious - Asia
Is interested in Infinity Meals resto because of their 'bring home' meals where they deliver daily to your doorstep meals and snacks for a week which are calorie-controlled. For a package cost of $40 per week, I thought it was reasonable, very convenient and healthy.
What sets Infinity Meals apart is their use of healthy ingredients like spinach or moringa (malunggay) pasta and whole grain bread. For our first meal with them, we ordered their pesto pasta ($3), all- meat pizza ($11), 4 shots dessert, mango-calamansi iced tea and cucumber shake. Pesto pasta tasted great but not really a fan of the pizza. Crust was a bit raw. The drinks tasted great with just right sweetness.
Ambience is cosy and will be nice for instagram. Service was fast and friendly. Overall, food and place were impressive.
7. Gan-Chan Japanese Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By doctorfoxtrot - Manila Philippines
It was dinner . Weekday . Already late. But place was full . We shared on their best seller ramen , mango roe kani salad , salmon sashimi , ebi tempura , chicken teriyaki and karaage. We also had the tempura and California maki . I really liked the food . I know authentic food when you have been to Japan more than 5 times aside from partaking the cuisine in my country every now and then. Having a Japanese national serving as manager really helped. Food price is not expensive , except for the wagyu which definitely belongs to the upper bracket .
8. Carmen's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Jemma C - Luzon, Philippines
If you are looking for delicious food at affordable Filipino price, Carmen’s restaurant is the right place for you. We have dined here a couple of times and we really love this restaurant. A great place to take your family or friends or loved ones for foodie trip.
The food is very good with variety of dishes in their menu and the staff members are very nice and always helpful. The service though is a little crazy and disorganized due restaurant being so busy most of the time. Having said that, the food remains outstanding and could not be faulted.
Finding a parking space can be a hassle though due to limited space. This restaurant is always being filled with customers easily so come earlier when dining in. Most of the time, they tend to be packed with people during dinner time.
BTW, this restaurant offers free wi-fi to keep yourself busy with your social media while waiting for your food orders.
Tastes of each person vary, so it is up to you to try their dishes. Try them all one at a time; I'm sure you will enjoy your experience.
9. Kenyo Burger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By jmiranda445 - Caloocan, Philippines
The burgers are good but we've waited too long. We understand that they have a lots of customers but they should have more prepared burgs or more workers to help.
10. Citang's Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By enjoyfunlovetravels - Philippines
As we visited the place, Citang's eatery is worth to try.Love the savory taste of their goto... Not to much oily unlike other GOTOs in some place.Their place is a little bit crowded and needs to wait for a couples of minutes before you find your table. Staff's find time to greet the guest despite the busy routined. Love the taste of their flavored twist of vinegar for fried tofu and meat.
