Top Restaurants in Taytay
Taytay Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Taytay
Discover the best restaurant in Taytay, Philippines including Cyma Shangrila, Xin Tian Di, Vieux Chalet, Yabu, Cafe Lidia, Dad's Saisaki & Kamayan Restaurant, Army Navy, Shi Lin, Bahay Kawayan Restaurant, Isaw Haus
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1. Cyma Shangrila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By ton2viray - Quezon City, Philippines
I have been to this branch for several occasions and so far it has still been consistent with food quality and good service. We arrived past 8pm so it was no longer as busy.
For starters we had tzaziki and watercress salad - both were okay
For the main course we had roasted chicken with angel hair pasta (my friend wanted angel hair instead of penne and they were happy to comply). I had the steak with stuffed pepper and roasted potatoes and their iced tea.
I loved the stuffed pepper. The rest of the food was okay too. I think I was not really that hungry. We barely finished our orders.
I think Greeka is better because of their pork chop which is what I was really craving for.
Overall, this visit was nothing to rave about but I remember my previous visits were more memorable.
2. Xin Tian Di
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Master chefs prepare authentic Chinese dishes at lunch and dinner, including signature roast duck. Our Dim Sum Unlimited lunch buffet, with over 55 dim sum selections, is popular for business luncheons and quick meals.
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Very consistent. Quality ingredients in every dish. Does not fail to impress throughout the years.
Alhough became a bit pricey compared to before. Prices have increased drastically.
I'd like to acknowledge server named Roa. Very good service! Always checks and asks if there's any help needed. Very alert and quick to serve. Friendly and pleasant attitude. Great service!
Overall, Xin Tian Di still one of the best when it comes to Chinese Food.
3. Vieux Chalet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Briavillasis - Marikina, Philippines
In the dining room, we sat by the window to have a closer look and make sure we won’t miss any of the admirable view and the surrounded beauty. Serenely rustic elegant ambiance hugged the scene, with lots of family pictures and interesting displays and decors on the walls. Jackets and heavy clothing are not required as the restaurant is open-air and there’s no AC. When the sun went down, we saw the city in the great Panorama and enjoyed the breeze in the air. A jewel in Antipolo City, Vieux Chalet Swiss Restaurant is an epitome of feel-good, convivial fine dining. I hope its appeal never dims.
4. Yabu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By Nenita L - phils
Treated my closed friends for a belated bday treat & decided to dine at yabu. Since it was my bday we decided to order the more expensive food combinations, food arrived as ordered except my friend's dont hve the oyster Which she was waiting to try, they apologize & replace with prawn since oyster was not available.notwithstanding we enjoyed lunch with unlimited cabbage salad & some fruits. We were so full. While chatting past lunch time around 2pm 2 waiters were mopping the floor which smell like clorox or lysol which ruin my food satisfaction. There were other diners too. I cant stand the smell so we left & had coffee elswere instead of ordering from them.OVERALL food was very good.service was good too.
5. Cafe Lidia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Candice C
There's always a lot of people in this restaurant. Thankfully they have parking lot space aside from the street. The prices here are affordable. Which is why people come here aside from the tastiness of their food. It's a nice place to hang out with friends. I'm not sure if they bake their cakes but the selection is good. And it's good. Their food is mainly pizza and pasta but they also have Filipino all-day breakfast and other stuff. A must try in Marikina.
6. Dad's Saisaki & Kamayan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By JeffChua2020 - Manila, Philippines
During the late 80's and the 90's, Dad's was one of the premium go to places for buffet. During my recent visit, I was so dismayed to find out that everything has gone downhill--poor quality food and slow service due to lack of staff (I noticed that the restaurant only had one waiter to clean up and serve 20 tables). In general, food quality is very poor. Tempura is load with tons of breading. Sashimis are not fresh at all (Salmon turning dark/blackish pink). The rice use in the sushi is also of poor quality. The only dish i found acceptable was the roast Turkey. However, the gravy was also cold and watery. For the price difference of 100-200 pesos, I would rather go to Vikings since I can be assured of the consistency and quality of food and service.
7. Army Navy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By k f - Quezon City, Philippines
We have eaten here several times. Sometimes the food is good sometimes not so good. We have tried Delivery and that was not a tasty experience. We do like the quesadas and the burritos but they are not consistent in taste from visit to visit
8. Shi Lin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By doctorfoxtrot - Manila Philippines
We had dinner at this somewhat secluded side of Podium mall. Somewhat deceiving since it looks cramped upon entering , but it is actually spacious and airy inside. The staff are very attentive and patient with taking our orders. We ordered their noted best sellers particularly xiao long bao , and shrimp/pork dumplings.It is worth mentioning that they have a guide on each table on how to eat xiao long bao. Other items we had included deep fried wanton dumplings, prawn cakes , spinach and the salt and pepper chicken. I find the food taste just ok , no complaints whatsoever and the servings would be good for up to 2-3 persons. We requested for the house tea, but it comes with a price. Worth trying this Taiwanese cuisine based restaurant.
9. Bahay Kawayan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By LolaGo1 - Washington DC, District of Columbia
Feeling starved after a grueling 4-hour drive from the airport, we decided to stop by this restaurant for our late lunch/ early dinner meals before going home.
We ordered crispy pata, adobong pusit, pinakbet, fried hito and dalag, and mango salad for our entrees. For our drinks, we had buko juice and for desserts, we had halo-halo and some baked goods. Total bill is about 2,000 pesos that include tips or about $40 for 3 persons.
Service was fast and efficient. Serving portions are on the small side, compared to serving portions in USA. Nonetheless, we still had some leftover foods to take home with us.
This restaurant has been in business way back in the 1970's when it was just a small nipa hut offering delicious foods. Hope to see that it continues serving delicious home-cooked style foods and efficient service!
10. Isaw Haus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By JOSELITO V
If you want very affordable grilled foods like BBQ, Tonga, Isaw and the like, this is the place to go. Located along Ortigas Ave Ext in Taytay, this place offers other Filipino dishes aside from their grilled specialties. They also have several small "kubos" at the back for Barbara gathering. They also offer dome car wash service while you eat and dine. Your money will go a long way here!
