Mon’s Lapaz Batchoy

MangoMuncher

Local Guide

10.0

Delicious food and fast service… Plus affordable…

VelvetPear

Local Guide

8.0

Mon’s Lapaz Batchoy. A local Filipino restaurant taught by a Filipino teacher. The owner of the restaurant is from Iloilo, so you can eat Iloilo's Batchoy. I got takeout, and the bat choy here was less salty than the one in Cebu and had a lot of toppings. Romy is also apparently a specialty, but I didn't have a chance to try it. They also serve breakfast, and there is a restaurant with the same name in Station 1, so it seems to be a popular restaurant. Extra Special Batchoy 145 pesos. Lomi 145 pesos.

ButteredPopcorn

Local Guide

8.0

We sell local Filipino food. It was delicious! Because it’s so hot because there’s no air conditioning. Turn the two fans towards me. If you want to eat local food, I recommend going to a place with no air conditioning and a lot of locals rather than a restaurant like Kuya J. Sausage + fried egg + rice + tuna sinigang + calamansi juice costs 650 pesos. Wanna try filipino meal? Go visit a place which is crowded with natives and doesn't have an air conditioner just like this restaurant! Food was good! Thanks.

HoneyChicken

Local Guide

7.0

They called mami noodles as Lapaz batchoy. The lechon kawali was actually a pork chop, and a mediocre squid posing for 2-3 servings that could only pass for one adult. Lots of flies and cats while dinning, I could go on and on. There are plenty of choices out there, just stay away from this place.

ToastyFritter

Local Guide

4.0

sisigを頼んだら全部油、これを普通って言い切るからびっくりした。油だらけで到底食べられないから食べれないから返金をお願いしたら、この土地では脂身をメインに調理するためこれは正常で返金はできないと…これで390ペソ、他のお店で使うから返金して欲しい。 追記：お店に行って再調理してもらいました。ほぼ肉がちゃんと出てきました。味は美味しかったです。