Pagkaing Gubat

CookieKing

Local Guide

10.0

5⭐ Kamayan style restaurant Nice Gubat concept in the City Initially, ikaw ang oorder sa cashier cash or BPI. Gcash was unavailable that night Servers will served it in banana leaves transfering to table by a flat plate unlimited drinking water available they have chili garlic, spicy suka, toyo, kalamansi, and mang tomas for lechon kawali condiments. 1 order of rice was not enough so save yourself order extra rice agad. washing area with liquid soap available.

PomegranatePower

Local Guide

9.5

The food is good and the staff are really nice and helpful. The bonsai lent a forest vibe to the place. It didn't hurt that there were ponds and water feature at all. I forgot to get pictures of my food because I was too hungry! I did get photos of my dessert. 🤣

CozyQueso

Local Guide

9.0

Absolutely enjoyed their food!! Had the lechon kawali with tomato and salted egg and I'm still thinking about it to this day 🤤 The resto definitely lived up to its name 'Gubat', so the ambiance was very refreshing. Wait time can be around 30-45 minutes, especially at peak hours (we visited during lunch time). Serving time took quite a while too, which is understandable since they're fully packed. Their staff on the other hand were wonderful. Oh and they're pet friendly too! 🐶💗

julianne

Local Guide

9.0

Kamayan style resto! Such a good filipino bfast place after a workout 😋 Although the line was so long, we waited at least 30 mins before we were able to eat!

QuirkyQuiche

Local Guide

8.0

We ordered the shrimp, lechon kawali, adobo, and calamansi juice. The shrimp and lechon kawali were outstanding—definitely worth trying. ⭐️ The adobo was good, though not remarkable. The calamansi juice lived up to the hype too. Service was a bit slow; we waited 30 minutes and had to follow up twice, but overall, the food was worth it. :)