Reyes Barbecue

SpicySpree

Local Guide

10.0

This restaurant serves traditional Filipino-style sweet tasting barbecue. Their barbecues are usually glazed in peanut sauce and usually comes with peanut sauce as a dip as well. They also have other Pinoy favorites such as liempo and halo-halo. Their price is usually affordable and their set meals are also a good deal. Their menu has English but this branch only accepts cash as a medium of payment.

BerryBomber

Local Guide

8.0

If you are looking for a delicious budget meal at UPTC, this is the place to go to. The chicken barbecue is the best dish I had. It is already flavorful without the sauce, which is separate. The sauce is delicious as it gives a hint of the peanut sauce other Southeast Asian countries are famous for. However, the veggies are a letdown as they appear to be taken from the freezer. The ensaladang talong seems to have too much salt. The longanisa would be better if it was cooked a little bit more.

HoneydewWhimsy

Local Guide

6.7

It has been quite a while since I last ate at Reyes Barbeque. Chanced upon this branch so I dined in and ordered their boneless chicken. It still has the same delectable taste and sauce. I will most likely come back and try their other food offers.

TangyTzatziki

Local Guide

6.0

Came here yesterday for a brunch with a friend after jogging along the UP oval. I had the pork barbecue and bangus combo set for 275 pesos, while she ordered the longganiza with egg bowl for 180 pesos. The meals are affordable and they taste acceptable. Nothing fancy. The last time I dined at Reyes Barbecue the java rice was not so orangey and was a bit tasty. That might be a bit long ago but I preferred it to what it is now.

BloomingGrapefruit

Local Guide

2.0

Ordered rice bowls. Pork was mostly fat and burnt. Garlic longganisa was bland. Needs more salt and pepper. Dining area was clean, but we can smell the burnt oil from the kitchen. Needs better exhaust system. Staff were friendly. Tables were clean.