Ziggurat Cuisine

creamydream

Foodie

10.0

Fantastic place! Ziggurat has preserved the flavor of African/middle eastern cuisine. Ordered Nigerian vegetables and bean stew, lamb kebab, strawberry Lassi, salted Lassi, interactive bread and baklava, everything is simply delectable! If I could, I would have given 100/100 for food. In my travel to about 20 countries in 4 continents, only a street food place in Cairo comes close second to Ziggurat. Wish Canada had one such good Mediterranean restaurant (not one such good one in Toronto, Vancouver or Calgary). Server was so polite and accommodating and the decor is awesome in typical middl…

kiwikraze

Foodie

10.0

Dinned in on Sunday night. What a truly wonderful meal. The food was some of the best I have ever eaten. The blend of flavors was amazing. Ate there 12 months ago when last in Manila and could not wait to go there fordinner this trip and it lived up to expectations and more. Thank you Ziggarat's.

sugarsnap

Foodie

8.9

I loved this place and look forward to many future visits. Very diverse and multicultural menu featuring dishes and cuisines that I've not had the opportunity to try or even considered. We had Samosa, Beef kabob, Chicken Tikka and Moroccan Chicken. All the food was excellent!! Well prepared, well presented and bursting with flavor. My favorite so far is the Moroccan Chicken but the adventure has just begun.

honeyhive

Foodie

7.2

one of the best Persian restaurants in Manila. they also offer African cuisine but we have to try that yet. the ambiance added authenticity to the place. servers are efficient. would definitely go back.

vanillavelvet

Foodie

6.0

This place serves a fusion of Middle Eastern, Pakistani, and Indian cuisine, I feel. Rushed here for a quick lunch and ordered chicken curry with roti (bread). Portion size, serving time, and ambiance were all okay, as you'd expect from a casual dining spot. The taste of the curry was good, but I wasn't expecting potato 🥔 in the chicken curry, and the roti turned out to be a South Indian appam, not the wheat bread I anticipated. Ordered a Pakistani roti afterward, and it was more like a pita bread. It's an average place for a quick lunch, with nothing particularly authentic from the cuisines…