✔️ Great place to enjoy for history buffs. For a small entrance fee, you get a guided tour on what was once the residence of the Romualdez-Marcos family, now converted into a museum and Santo Niño Shrine. Tour lasts for 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how long you take a stop for photos. ❌ It could get dark for your photos since the museum is not so well maintained.

Needs further restoration since the typhoon that hit it damaged parts of it inside, but still kudos to those who continuously maintain the place. Please make sure to follow the rules of the place and remember: DO NOT THROW YOUR TRASH ANYWHERE! 🫶🫶

The Romualdez Residence (Former First Lady Imelda Romualdez Marcos) Ancestral Home. Below is a Santo Niño Shrine. And other parts of the house are Rooms of Former FL Imelda Romualdez Marcos.

Great historical spot. Good tour guides. Suffer though from the lack of investment required to maintain it. It reflects the pinnacle of the power of the Marcos administration in developing this place...especially as the then first lady only ever spent one night there.

They charge you well then rush you from room to room and turn the lights out while you are still wondering at the atrocious state they have let many of the exhibits get into. Some of the walls and floors are in excellent condition as is some of the furniture. I didn't think it was worth the entrance fee, but there isn't much to see in Tacloban

Very historical and grandiose but needs to be renovated.

Beautiful place for Marcos but the tour guide is in hurry we can’t make more photos amazing architecture and beautiful furniture from different places in the world

Very hot. Called Santo Niño shrine but it really is not. There's only place with the Sto. Niño and the rest is about the Marcus' and Rumualdez' bragging rights.

There’s a entrance fee of 150pesos per person. The fee includes a personal tour guide. It’s worth it since all the sides of the house are IG worthy. Hehe It’s like an inside scenuc view. 🫶🏼

Be aware that although it is called Sto Niño Shrine, the place is mostly about Marcoses, their rooms and collections and not Sto. Niño. Only the altar in the ground floor and facade is about Sto. Niño. Love the antiques and rooms here, and probably the prettiest, richest museum ive ever been. I admire the beautiful collections arts and furniture of Imelda Marcos. This is probably where the people taxes went back in Marcos Marshall Law Era 🫠😝 We were there at 8AM and we’ve got the mansion all to ourselves till 8.30AM. It is not well maintained but seeing how 2-3 caretakers clean, i think they are doing their best. After all, it’s hard to maintain a 2000sqm mansion, with more than 20 rooms inside. Would love to visit again when i come back to Tacloban.

The Sto Nino Shrine is a great place for culture and vanity. Hope the government will spend money on its rehab.

Nice to see the splendid place where former First Lady and former president Ferdinand Marcos lived .there are multiple rooms of guests, the recieving room and dining room are huge. The sto nino relic lies in the ground floor..

This is something I want the world to see. I didnt know Philippines have this kind of extravagance. 40 mins is not enough to tour around! Should be a 2 hours tour.

Someone jokingly said, "This is where our taxes went." And i lolled Kidding aside, this place gives us a sneak peak of the Marcos' lifestyle during their time. The "house" and valuable items inside are preserved. Some of the items range from extravagant chandeliers, chinese-made ceramics, a pure-silver chair, and many more which are given to former president FEM and Imelda during their state visits to various countries. Seeing those gifts gave me a glimpse of how other nations saw our country and made me realize the true meaning of the word imeldific! Okay, back to the shrine. It's a two-storey structure made of wood. Entrance fee is 100 pesos per pax plus 50 pesos per phone. Yes, you have to pay if you want to use your phone. If you're on a budget with your date, you can use one phone only for the tour inside. You can't just roam around in there like some shrine or museums. Here, you will be guided during your tour and its actually good since there are so many interesting things that the tour guide is discussing. The shrine itself has so many rooms, guest rooms, and the family's room. There different styles of rooms all in the 80s era theme. In BBM's room, you can see his report cards when he was still young. The largest room is Imelda's with separate bath tub and toilet. Then there are two huge long tables on the second and first floor. I think the seating capacity is around 25 or 35 people. The walls are also adorned with different items. In FEM's room, the walls are made up of leather. Some rooms have decorative banig style. On the ground floor, it wood chip lawaan. The tourist guide will tell you everything about the shrine, rooms, furnitures and other things inside including all questions you might have. All in all, sulit ang P100 entrance fee! Follow for more tips.

It's a must to visit this place when you are in Tacloban City. You'll get to see and have an idea of the grandeur of the place and its opulence. There's still a lot of repairs to be done though but a lot of improvements as well happened from my last visit.

Nice place, full of history.. This is the old capitol, there's a newly constructed capitol which is spacious and bigger.

When visiting Leyte, this place is worth visiting because of its historical significance. This capitol once served as the center of Philippine Government from October 1944 to February 1945.

Aesthetic🥰

Former Provincial Capitol of Leyte. The New Capitol building is now in Palo, Leyte. After the Capitol transferred its official address, this old building seems no longer used as a local government center. There are still security officers in the building, as possibly to protect the government properties left. Nonetheless, the place is still open for visitors and tourists to visit, for them to do photoshoots or being part of their travel itineraries.

Good place for photoshoots, its free but perfect on weekends.

This will soon become a museum as the Leyte Provincial Capitol will be in a new location along the new bypass road in Palo, Leyte.

we didn't enter the capitol but the facade of the building was really good!

I like it's architecture because of the details and sculpture.

We were there just in perfect timing, minuted before the light show started. We were able walk up to the center of the bridge and police officers were really kind to slowly guide and ensure the safety of the civilians walking and taking photos

My first time to see the longest bridge that connects Samar to Leyte, San Juanico Bridge. It was so amazing. The lights are much beautiful at night.

Beautiful truss-design bridge that lights up at night after dusk. There was no prominent viewing area promoted but we found one (see the pic)...you have to go down a road that runs next to the bridge (on the opposite side to the Polytechnic) that takes you to an area where you cross back under the bridge and along a walk way (see pic). The viewing area is really nice and right on the water, making for a great view of the bridge as the sun goes down. We were told there was a light show of different colours and spotlights but the bridge just stayed the same colour (purple) the entire time we were there so didn't see any light show.

Crossing the famous bridge by walking is great.. You spend ample time to give you the feeling on how this great structure being etched up from the mere plan drawns in the paper into a mighty structure bridging two land mass over wide span of water. The bridge is 2km in lenght joining the province of Leyte and Samar, a great engineering feats on that era.

Now the second longest bridge in the country. I used to jog on this bridge from end to end when I was training in NMP ten years ago. Back then, it was the longest bridge in the country but not as famous as today. Would love to jog or join a fun run that crosses this bridge someday, see the light shows and navigate under the bridge again. We used to navigate under the bridge for our taining. The lights isn't as fancy as today but I still enjoyed walking and running in here. Though the bridge shakes when huge vehicles pass by, its still strong as ever. This is one of the most useful projects in our country that thousands, or even millions of peolle.are benefitting even though many years has passed after its construction.

Beautiful bridge with a beautiful story. We visited during the night at around 10 to 11 pm qnd it was perfect as there wasn't people taking pictures anymore and that there wasn't a lot of cars passing by. We got great pictures and we definitely love the atmosphere. This is always going to be one of the most beautiful bridge ever made in the country.

Review as of March 2024 San Juanico Bridge runs over 2100m long over the San Juanico Strait. It is the 2nd longest bridge in the Philippines which connects Leyte and Samar. The view around is spectacular if you have a chance to slowly drive to appreciate the horizon.

The San Juanico Bridge, is an arch-shaped truss bridge in the Philippines stretching from Samar to Leyte crossing the San Juanico Strait. It is part of the Pan-Philippine Highway. It is the longest bridge in the Philippines spanning a body of water with a length of 2.16 kilometers.

Cozy ambiance... Great views in Samar-Leyte Islands. Good for walking. -Don Juan says much love for The Philippines 💙♥️🤍💛

It was Night when we visited there, the cute lights on the bridge emphasize its beauty. There are police on both ends, to secure the area.

Constructed during the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos through Japanese Official Development Assistance loans, it has a total length of 2.16 kilometers (1.34 mi)—the second longest bridge spanning a body of seawater in the Philippines after the Cebu-Cordova Bridge. It was also the longest bridge in the Philippines upon its opening in 1973, surpassed in 1976 by Candaba Viaduct of North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), another bridge that connects from one province to another, connecting the provinces of Pampanga and Bulacan. Its longest length is a steel girder viaduct built on reinforced concrete piers, and its main span is of an arch-shaped truss design.

Finally saw one of the iconic bridges in the Philippines. The view while crossing the bridge was beautiful. Quite unfortunate that the weather was quite foggy, but it was still good!!

Summer time, before going back to manila i want my son to explore places in the Philippines, "a bit shaky" Said my son when we are in the midst of the bridge 😅. Tacloban city going at the corner where the bridge headed cost us 20pesos each person. And there are Tricycles, super pricy cost 150pesos 3 of us only, to take pictures at the foot and in the middle of the bridge. If your budget too tight and do some cardio exercise I advice to walk if fair weather. I think its only 150-200m from corner of the road to the foot of the bridge and then 400-500m from foot to middle of the bridge.

One of the longest bridges in the Philippines i love it and must take pictures every time we pass here 😃

We crossed the bridge both in the daylight and nighttime to have a better look and experience of this great structure. I suggest you should also pass by it by night as it has better visuals with its colorful lights and you can pose for more photos as it’s less crowded compared in the morning. Just be cautious on passing vehicles and be reminded to be fast for cars are not allowed to stay for too long.

During the Marcos Sr. Administration, the opposition considered the San Juanico Bridge a white elephant. However, after his term, the bridge was fully utilized, bringing Marcos' vision to fruition. The bridge, which connects Samar and Leyte, used to be the longest bridge in the Philippines. Although it is no longer the longest, it remains one of the country's finest man-made marvels and a popular tourist spot in the area. If you're visiting Samar and Leyte, the bridge is definitely worth a visit. (The photos featured here are courtesy of Samar PIO.)

This historical place is good and educational for both tourists and locals. The place has a huge parking space and a wide park where you can have a quick stroll. Guards in the area are also kind enough to take group photos.

Definitely a must-go place for Filipinos visiting Leyte, to be reminded of a part of our culture/history. We visited in a weekday and surprisingly there are some people in the area. It is open to the public, for free. According to a local, this place is very packed during the weekends and holidays. Some families even do picnics by the park’s side grass since it is quite spacious. Best time to visit is in the afternoon (not so hot), and on a weekday for less foot traffic.

One of the more popular tourist stop overs in Tacloban area. Parking is free, but expect no amenities like restaurant or restrooms. Best to visit on early mornings or late afternoons.

Picturesque. You can jog around the place. There are many bikers every morning. It is better to go here early in the morning to avoid extreme heat during noon time. If you want, you can just bring your own umbrella. There are security guards roaming around the place to keep the peace. It is along the highway so you can see it easily. However there is no parking lot, so you have to leave your car along the road. There are parks on both sides of the images. Kids usually run around the park. You can also enjoy watching the fountains. You can bring your own food but be sure to bring your trash with you to maintain the cleanliness of the area.

Historical place. Well maintained and developed. Good place to hangout in the afternoon when the sun is going down. I wouldn't recommend going here around noon time coz it's too hot.

Drop by this famous landmark and see how beautiful this Memorial Park is! Peaceful now all statues capture the historical moment in time, but a long lasting effect after more than 79 years later. Parking along the street in front of the park, but stay away from sidewalk marker. Free parking and visiting.

Very nice place to visit. Nice artwork and you can learn more about the history of the Philippines. Food vendor across the street with a variety of food you can eat. Nice experience and I will come back.

My favorite place in tacloban. Been here twice already and will come back again if had a chance. Kudos to the govt for keeping it clean and maintaining the place.

This was our second time to visit here actually. There were people dancing Zumba early in the morning. Pretty wide place and a great stop to relax under a tree to have a feel on General Douglas MacArthur Landing to recapture and liberate us from the Japanese.

After 3 trips to the Philippines, finally got to see this Iconic Monument, and all the history and surrounding Monuments !!! Well worth the 3 hour Supercat Ferry ride over and back to Cebu!

nothing extra ordinary - or maybe because we came in the morning? the place looks like it'll be nice to hang out around sunset since there's no place to shade you from the sun - best to come here when the sun's down.

Place was great , need to maintain the cleanliness of the monument, thanks for the OJT students who took good care of us and explained everything about the history of the MacArthur Landing site. And they gave us a bonus we found the Science Museum located around 5mins from the site 🥰, even the museum was closed they still entertained us. Kodus to those staff and OJT. my son was enjoyed. #LeyteScienceMuseum #SeeYouLeyte!

This place is beautiful. Perfect place to sports activity. Best time to visit is sunrise and sunset. There is a different food stall available in the after noon. Place just needs to be maintained and organized . Some people leave their trash. ebike and motorcycle in pathway some stray dogs that leaves feces

Impressive and historic landmark. A real piece of WW2 history. Well maintained, I enjoyed my visit here.

Review as of March 2024 The landmark was very crowded just before dinner. Another attraction here is the dancing fountain along the path leading to the monument. There are numerous food vendors just outside the park making it even more busy. There is no entrance fee to get in the park.

the waters cleaned up with fish in it..good for hanging out with friends or family.. specially near sunset there are lot of people here and kids playing..such a nice place to visit though

One of the historical sights to visit in Leyte. You can take a jeepney or tricycle to reach the sight. Best time to come here is sunny day but you may opt for evening. Transport is available around the area even if it is going to the airport. You can also have a picnic with a seaview. No entrance fee here.

Nice memorial to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda. No entrance fee or parking. Probably spend 20-30 minutes here. The homes it ran over were still visible just behind it. Only the bow remains here. Overlooking the bay.

Review as of March 2024 The people of Tacloban did the right thing making the shipwreck into a monument as a reminder how disastrous a typhoon can get. Not much to do here other than take photos. There are also no restaurants nor museums to make the visit last longer than a few minutes.

One of the reminders of typhoon haiyan which is historically the strongest typhoon recorded to ever hit land. This ship was left on the very street and had to be cut piece by piece to be moved out of the street. The ship was believe to be carrying rice. Despite being flooded by seawater it helped feed the local residents who's houses was wrecked by the same ship during the storm. Imagine your house being rundown by a ship. Something you will never guess happening to you. The front part of the ship was saved and moved a few meters from where it was to serve as a reminder of the haiyan. Typhoon haiyan was not just a story of tragedy. It is also a story of peace. The world came to help. Different faces from different places. They helped the victims rebuild. Thank you.

Ita good. But I suggest to have street foods nearby. Or some cottages to chill

I was horrified about the stories of Typhoon Yolanda. There were hundreds of corpses washed ashore in Tacloban. I was told there were about 4 ships washed ashore because of storm surges reaching up to 15ft. With zero visibility, people thought the moon was falling but in reality, it was the ship's light coming closer and closer to land.

We all should remember this disaster and pray for love and peace.

It is now a beautiful tourist spot in tacloban leyte. Just along the highway if you ride a grandtour from Catbalogan city. Be it known that once you passed by at San Juanico bridge it is a bit near already. Just tell your driver to drop you here.

Moving reminder of the wrath of nature. The shrine was a memorial to the people who perished when the vessel was pushed inland during the wrath of Typhoon Yolanda on 08 November 2013 in Brgy Anibong, Tacloban, Leyte

This was another of our stops in tocloban. We truly did the tourist thing, and personally, I had a blast. There were about 10 of us and we really enjoyed ourselves emenclly.

Felt a little bit emotional upon seeing this place. Offered a prayer to those who passed away. On the other note, Kuya Guard was very accommodating, he took our pics and showed us where to strike a pose for a better picture outcome.

A sad reminder to the haiyan / Yolanda calamity but a good reminder how resilient taclobanons are. It's a small shrine and very accessible. 7 pesos fare ride on a multi-cab from downtown. There is a guard or a policeman and he is nice and friendly. There are kids in there asking for money. Give some and they will divide it and buy candies or food.

The memorial is the remnants of Yolanda where the cargo ship was taken from the water and driven into the housing area in Barangay. There's parking on the side of the road so you can stop by and have a look. You can climb to the deck of the cargo ship to look out into the water and see just how far the ship had to travel to get to where it is. We had a car to get here so not sure how to get here by public transportation. Fairly simple memorial but the message is astounding, don't underestimate nature.

The place is accessible since its by the road and there's no entrance fee to enter the place. This is already portion of the entire ship that was washed ashore during the landfall of Yolanda Typhoon. If you stand from the shrine and you look behind you'll see how far the ship wss from the sea! It's chilling cause you'll then realize how many people were killed during that time.

No one is there but us and a cat sleeping 🤭

Kudos to their chef. Food was great. We takeout some foods unfortunately no plate included 🥲, anyways we enjoyed the foods. A bit narrow space.

This is my second time, as this was highly recommended to me by my local friends here. I really like their Pork Sinugba; the way they make it, it's very, very delicious. It's also my first time to try guso salad; it's very good and crunchy. Every time I go to Tacloban, I see to it that I go here. I think the reason why it’s good is because it’s fresh and cooked in simple recipes, as pinoys love it simple, not to mention the reasonable price.

The swordfish and adobong pusit were to die for! Excellently prepared cooked and dished! I'm going to have to revisit Tacloban just to enjoy another meal here.

Oh i can't get over there squid. black ink was no bother to my smiling. and then the purbida kangkong was sooooooo yummy! and then their clams i forgot the name. waaaaah! everything was delicious! gotta go back! 😍😍😍

The best and freshest seafoods in Tacloban. They also have a variety of desserts that are not too sweet.

Whenever I have guests in Tacloban City, I make it a point to bring them to Ocho Grill. I like the fast service and I love the seafood. My only sentiment is the place because it is crowded and noisy plus, not fit for elderly and PWD. How I wish the location is in a better place with good parking and bigger space.

Very good food and lots of selection. The restaurant is almost full house when I arrived for dinner. The food is fresh esp.the steamed oysters I ordered. The porbidang talong I ordered is a new favorite food of mine. It's creamy because of the milk, but spicy at the same time.

The food was really great. Diners may choose from the very extensive choices of uncooked fresh food for the kitchen to cook. The cake selection was also very nice. The interior of the restaurant was rather impressive. The place seemed to be very popular among diners who know good food, among families and certainly among people who can actually afford the price (though it is, of course, so less expensive than a Margarita Fores-inspired restaurant. There were 4 of us and we weren't able to consume half of the food!!!). It also seemed like a good and popular place for celebrations, even for the millennial crowd. However, the staff could be better. They are very hardworking, always at hand when needed and called, and actually quite polite. But I think they could still be better by simply smiling more, smiling more at customers and ENGAGING customers. There was actually this guard outside, whose name starts with a letter J, who impressed me by being quite engaging and pleasant. In general, it was a positive experience.

Discover a culinary delight at Ocho Grill and Restaurant! This dining haven promises a flavorful journey with its diverse menu and inviting ambiance. Whether you're a fan of grilled specialties or international cuisine, Ocho Grill's delectable offerings cater to all tastes. Gather with family and friends to relish in a memorable dining experience that combines great food, warm hospitality, and a cozy setting. Ocho Grill and Restaurant is a place where every meal becomes a delightful occasion.

A must when you’re in Tacloban! If I could eat here everyday while I’m in Tacloban, I would. I haven’t had a dish that I didn’t like! Seafoods are always fresh and well-cooked. Service is great. Portions are huge and perfect for sharing. Personal favorites are: kilawin, baked scallops, ensaladang lato, tinolang isda, sarad, inihaw na isda, and adobong pusit. I always look forward to Ocho whenever I’m in the city!

I have been to Ocho several times just to give it another chances of its mediocrity, but it always falls short to a excruciating at best experience. With such variety of dishes, I was expecting maybe I was just missing out on the better ones the last time I visited, but it was just all bland and tasteless. Some hard to swallow because of its emptiness of flavor that you just want spit it out of your mouth. Also, they always come up to overcook the seafood and beef dishes, it becomes inedible The service was good, you can see that the crew really cares. The place was appealing, however cramped and the AC doesn't seem to work most of the time.

THE GREATEST ITALIAN RESTO IN TOWN! Ambience, especially during dinner time, is spectacular. Very moody and romantic experience. Service was exceptional. Staff was very attentive to every table. Refilling your water glass every now and then. Food was beyond words! Prices was reasonable on what you get. A bit pricey but amazing experience and food. Starting with the antipasto - The Foccasia. It is well seasoned, plenty, and crunchy. Their pizzas are amazing too. Their Prosciutto Pizza was the best and their Margherita. Their Caesar Salad was also amazing and taste authentic. Their Carbonara (Filipino style) was great, would like to try their Italian version. Their USDA Black Angus Steak is Phenomenal! Was priced P475 per 100 grams when we were there. For us, it was just the right price considering the size, the doneness of the steak, the sides, and the taste of it. It's unlike any other steak we've tasted and this is where we always go to when we crave for steak. Unlike other restos who has a fixed priced on their steak and its just little. The greatest Italian vibes and food you can find in the city. The best quality and price. Perfect for dates, special occasions, and once-a-month family dining.

Excellent wine with healthy pours :) The food is also delicious. We had Pasta, and a salad accompanied by the rustic garlic toast. After the delicious fruit and ice cream dessert, they offer a Free Amaretto to crown the experience.... Perfect. Service is prompt and correct, supervised by the hands on proprietor ( Westerner ). It's an excellent restaurant by any standards, spotlessly clean, comfortable, roomy chairs and tables and with relaxing music. They also have imported steaks ( USA ), even Filet Mignon, which is next on the agenda :).

I had the pepperoni Pizza and garlic bread today. Sadly the garlic bread didnt taste Like garlic at all, but it Had a brown/black crust, i liked that. And also the Pizza had like almost no taste for me, i couldnt taste the cheese, tomatoe Sauce and the dow neither. Like the Salt was Missing in the dow, but maybe its Just because i am used to european Pizzas. But they gave me some really nice Salt, i really Liked that. And also the Chili Powder was a bit spicy, always a pluspoint. But the Chili Sauce was in a weird bottle, so even through shaking it was hard to get the Chili flakes out, was almost Just oil coming out. Maybe serve it in a small Cup with a spoon. I was really happy with the stuff, they were kind and caring alot. Thank you

Great pizza and pasta, other food Is average, we had the steak and grilled pork chop. Steak was tough, pork chop was pan grilled and small for a main. Mains came out before the appetisers. (This should not happen at any restaurant) However, as a pizza and pasta place, ill give them 5 stars for there pizza and pasta it's amazing, pizza is from a wood oven and made perfect. Lasagna and ravioli are very nice. Also the Tosted bread with balsamic vinegar and olive oil is amazing and a big serving.

Every time that I am in Tacloban, I try to visit this restaurant. The food is great. The ambiance is wonderful and the staff are attentive. Although, don't go off menu. The staff tried to upsell a rack of lamb, which I would happily have purchased and eaten, but when I asked if they could cook it with a herb crust, i was met with blank stares and then told no. How much easier can you get than a few chopped herbs mixed with olive oil and butter? That said, you really must try this restaurant if you are in Tacloban..

Tonight we ordered Arrosto Misto with panroasted porkchop, seared chicken, beef in mushroom sauce, and glazed ribs. Each was tender and well seasoned. The ravioli was thick yet surprisingly refreshing due in no small part to the fresh herbs. For dessert we had both the tiramisu and tortino (lava cake). The tiramisu was rich; the coffee not too overly bitter. The lava cake was just as decadent, the outside crisp whilst retaining a velvety texture on the inside.

great food, great service! loved their pasta and pizza

Great atmosphere and ambiance. The raviolis was very tasty but 6 raviolis is hardly a meal. Overall great experience. The wine selection was also good. The only negative is a persnickety owner who corrects employees from his permanent table. Honestly my favorite restaurant in Tacloban.

Focaccia was delicious. Highly recommend you try it out. Pizza was cheesy and the cheese stretch was very satisfying. They have a service where you choose which cut of steak you want the kitchen to cook for your dinner however we were not given this service while others got it so kind of disappointed about it plus, the steak we got did not come medium rare like we asked and had too much fat. Would come back for the focaccia but not for the steak.

Wonderful second experience there, lunch this time. Great food, fast and very attentive wait staff. Lapu Lapu and fantastic hand made burger. Carapaccio appetizer was perfect. Canoli dessert was nice, creamy and just right.

Probably the best restaurant in Tacloban. Good food and great ambience. Would recommend this wine and ordering the steak as beef is hard to come by in this part of the country. Lamb Lasagna special is bomb. Most consistent restaurant here 🙌

Took me some time to find out what was the weird taste on my pizza. Slowly realized it taste rotten. Took off the sausage and (me, coming from a butcher family) could see that the sausage was partially rotten. Took off the sausage and tried to finish the pizza cause i was very hungry, but couldnt finish it. Just some minutes after we left my stomach didnt feel good and become painful, think thats because u already ate some of these sausages... The Ramen was good there, but i cant recommend the pizza

We stopped by for an afternoon respite from the scheduled outage and hot weather. We were met by good service and warm welcome by Shanen and Jezebel. They were attentive to our needs and we felt comfortable all throughout our dining experience.

Food and service was amazing hands down. One of the best dinner experience in town.

Food was fine but sadly not all were served at the same time. We were only three people with no fancy orders and it still took almost 30 minutes in between the first and last order served which is a no go when you want to eat together. And for some reason the starters were served last...

Delicious food, fast service and the atmosphere was nice. For dinner we had Kare Kare with bagoong, pad thai & pork bbq. Loved the Kare Kare btw! 😋 I loved their American Breakfast as well 👌🥞

The variety and quality of the food was truly exceptional, and the service provided was outstanding. Francis and Rachel, your attentive and friendly service made our dining experience even more enjoyable. Your recommendations were spot on and we truly felt that you had our best interests at heart. Overall, we cannot praise the quality of the food and the service enough. Thank you both for making such a memorable and enjoyable experience.

I cannot express how satisfied I am when we dined in here. First of all the ambiance is very elegant yet cosy, the staff are very helpful when guiding us in their international menu. They have American, Filipino, Japanese, Itallian, Thai and Chinese cuisine. I am amazed at how they are maintaining such menu. We tried their Thai cuisine and let me tell you the food is superb! Their Pad thai is unforgettable, fresh and super tasty. They definitely have a happy cook in here because we just tasted a happy food. 5 stars for Q Kitchen. We'll definitely come back here.

Best meal and restaurant in tacloban. Hands down. Don’t even waste your time at Ocho, based on high google review scores like we did. Wish we found this place sooner than our last night bc we would have eaten here EVERY day. It’s that good. Reasonable prices by western standards. We really enjoyed, especially the house salad, lamb chops and kefidedes (stuffed meatballs). The tenderloin was tough though. Tasted more like a pot roast presented as a steak. Excellent service.

If you are in Tacloban City and you love Chinese and Thai dimsum, you have to try this. Their prices are a bit higher but definitely tastey and worth your money. Try their Siomai, Hakaw and Pad Thai! They are also in Food Panda!

Such an amazing experience. From its facilities, food, and its employees, they all have executed an extraordinary service to us. But one person which I really appreciate more was Mr. Yonnil Capiz at the kitchen Area who have entertained and served us flawlessly. Well, I can say he is so much ready to be given other tasks for he is so nice and which I think necessary that employees should embodies what an employee should and must be. Hoping to have the same person like him in my next hotel visit or even if would have a chance again to check-in in this hotel. Salute to you young man, Mr. Yonnil Capiz!

Celebrated Christmas dinner at FyZZ and had the opportunity to visit with Santa. Food here is consistently delicious and service is excellent. Dinner was Beef Salpicao, English Fish and Chips, Crispy Chicken Skin and Potato Wedges. Fish was Beer battered and fried perfectly. Fish was fresh and delicious; fries were perfect. Beef Salpicao had a great flavor, was tender and was a generous portion. Chicken skin was lightly breaded then fried until crispy. Potato wedges were tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. Both were well seasoned. Dessert was Molten Chocolate cake with ice cream. Very, very delicious.

This is the best restaurant to ever go there. It may almost have a similar menu like Q-Kitchen and ABC Cafe but they have the best options that this restaurant has to offer.

Food was superb. I've tried their Gyro and Osso Buco Pasta. They also have American and other Greek food. A bit pricey by definitely worth the money. Please take note that this like a resto bar so expect some loud/disco music. Not really a great place if you want to have a conversation over dinner. But if you are ok with a little bit of noise, all their food choices are definitely must try!

I’m a regular at Fyzz mostly in part of its diverse menu. Ordered the Salomos Angel Hair recently. The plating was a little sloppy and the sauce was too salty. However the ambiance was good.

It’s at the 9th floor. They serve a wide array of scrumptious food, ughhhh! A-must-visit-place for those who would want to indulge to delicious food with cozy ambiance that overlooks Tacloban City.

Excellent food waitress Amelyn was outstanding excellent service

We had an amazing night yesterday! We arrived quite late with 6 people at the rooftop but they welcomed us with open arms. Had amazing food and drinks and wonderful service. We would for sure come back again.

I think this is by far the best restaurant in Leyte🤗

Ordered Pesto chicken pasta. Poor taste, worst pasta I’ve tasted. Service was fast. I have been to this cafe a multiple times but recently their food experience is getting poor.

Delicious food, friendly staff and excellent services

The Dream Cafe has been one of my favorites since moving to the Philippines. I’ve been there several times and have never had a less than stellar experience. The food is delicious and served at proper temperature with a delightful ambience draping over you like a warm embrace in the background.

Apologies for low quality pics 😅 I've been here a couple of times before and the food they serve are consistently delicious 👌 Service is great as well 😁 Definitely recommending this 💪🏻 Also, you should definitely try their whiskey sour 🍸

Tacloban is lucky to have this place. The food is generally really good and reasonable value. Both Filipino and western food is well prepared with the real ingredients. I love the lechon kawali. Hands down the best place in town

One of the cool dining places in Tacloban downtown area. The place is welcoming and the staffs are very courteous. The menu is primarily dominated by Pinoy foods. Not so satisfied with how the food taste though, thus the rating of 3 stars only.

Good food but portion sizes getting smaller each time I order. Used to be very generous portions but now plates have 40% less. Rice remains the same size 😂 Kinda dishonest. Been a loyal customer for years but may be my last order for a while.

The cafe is cozy and quiet. It's clean and the service is good. The cakes they serve aren't the best for my taste though.