Goto Pilipinas

eggcellent

Foodie

9.4

This is an ordinary eatery that serves typical Filipino food, as you can see on the photos of their menu board. What they have going for them is their price range. I mean, their Goto Supreme costs 98 pesos only, and their Tokwa’t Baboy is only 48 pesos. So for a little less than 150 pesos you can already satisfy your Goto & Tokwa’t Baboy cravings. How can you go wrong with that, right? With that said, I agree with the other reviewers who called out the lack of cleanliness of this place. Granted, this is a food stall strip on the lower ground floor of SM Makati (same floor as SM Supermarket)…

nebulanachos

Foodie

9.0

For my case - the stuff I ordered tasted good, staff was friendly and preparation was quick. Dine in space limited as with all other stalls in the food court. People should really clean as they go as instructed.

melonmadness

Foodie

8.0

Been here last Sunday with the Fam after our Window Shopping upstairs 😊 We ordered Tapsilog, Nilaga at Chicken Inasal and it was good, The place is so crowded and you have to que for your order. Will go back here again after the window shopping. Thank You SM and GotoPh for the affordable foods.

veggieviking

Foodie

8.0

I love their goto combo 1 which consists of goto with tiny bits of tripe, Tokwat baboy, and 8oz gulaman. All for 110pesos. Portion is just right and tastes good actually

starlightstew

Foodie

4.9

To be honest, I am not picky about food but this establishment greatly disappointed me. First, the hygiene of their dining area. I don't know if this is the fault of the restaurant or the SM itself since they are inside the SM supermarket. There's too many houseflies lingering. The "tuwalya" in their goto has a weird taste. Their "tokwa't baboy" is only tokwa and baboy dipped in soy sauce. Also their pork has hair. -_-