Arroz Ecija Cafe

CookieCatcher

Local Guide

8.0

This unassuming restaurant really serves delicious Pilipino dishes. You get the feeling that the dish is cooked like it was from the province. This is inside a mall so it's very convenient for shoppers who are craving for their favorite Pilipino food. Only drawback is the ambience since the place is like a food stall in a mall with chairs and tables beside it, not like a conventional restaurant.

MelonMayhem

Local Guide

3.0

Plate consist of 50% rice. Food taste fine. So it's up to you if you think it's worth P250-300 per plate. I will not recommend this because we had to wait for 45min to get our order. The staff are doing their best but they seem to be all over the place, we didn't know if we should "order and pay" first or to sit and wait for the menu.

VelvetTruffle

Local Guide

1.3

Staff were pretty nice and very professional. Food is too bland and the beef does not have richness. Mango shake was very sugary and not that refreshing. Food is too overpriced and the location of the restaurant is pretty exposed. I would only go back here if I was invited. 3 out of 5 stars

WildRice

Local Guide

1.0

I don't know what's wrong with this branch or its chef. The pancit luglug was so bland. You can see from the photo the very little sauce and toppings they put. The pancit binondo and tokwat baboy were very salty, no kidding. I have been to their other branches and loved it. Dont know what went wrong. Most likely the staff need more training. 1 star for the service.

KiwiKid

Local Guide

1.0

Pricey and bland taste: pares and bacon bagnet. The rice too smells old and overcooked/ over fried :( Im not happy paying 700+ for these 2 dishes. Served cold too :( We couldve eaten somewhere else! will not come back :( Edit: rice smells like brown rice and matigas po, unless they used brown rice and ginawang sinangag? The kare kare bacon bagnet is salty :( to the point that we didn’t touch the bagoong and we ended up not finishing all our orders :(