Quina Pastry Shop & Restaurant, Incorporated

chickpeachampion

Foodie

10.0

Super delicious! I love Quina’s Adobo sa Gata, Crispy Tawilis and Kare-kare. They have unique Marikina-style Filipino cuisines which are really really good. Well-recommended for families who love to eat! Must-try: Crispy Tawilis and Kare-kare

lunarlemon

Foodie

10.0

Hidden gem in Marikina that serves delicous traditional Marikeño cuisine. Must try the Lauya, Piniñahan, Waknatoy, Balut Alapobre etc.

mintymuse

Foodie

9.3

Price is very reasonable and service is efficient. I come here often during lunch. Only problem would be parking as it is very limited

cosmicclove

Foodie

8.0

Marikina folks really have good culinary sense. The food here at Quina is one of the best not just in Marikina but the whole of the Metro. It's also a good place for a few beers and Mojitos with family and friends. Try Balut ala pobre, beef salpicao. And other sides.

peanutpleasure

Foodie

8.0

We dined at Cafe Lidia and decided to get desserts here as it's near the area. It's inside a subdivision, so you may not notice the place right away but you can just waze it out. Staff were accommodating and courteous. They have both inside and outside seating. They also have a big tv, perfect for watching those basketball matches while eating dinner with your fam. :) Tried: -quezo de bola -apple pie -blueberry cheesacake - ube yam. All yummy and freshly baked especially the quezo de bola and ube yam. Price range is ₱95-120/slice.