Best Posts in Thread: Kamalig review

I celebrated a couple of birthday parties virtually back to back last month and found the band/music at Kamalig very good. Live music and bands making the rounds of different venues, your milage may vary.

 

I took my extended family to Kamilig this Christmas Eve. Pre booked and reserved a table for eleven of us, I don't particularly like Filipino food, but it was their treat. We ordered a set meal for less than P 2000 including soft drinks, plus my Red horse.

Yeah CR stank, no running water, but their service was great, fast and attentive. I would recommend taking a large family, specially if they are Filipinos.

 

Do not know if it is possible to have a form to fill out for the reviews so the feedback information would be a little more organized and compariable. I think it is good that someone is reviewing these places, and looking at the kitchens too. It does seem a little hit and miss as some kitchen are scrutinized and others are not mentioned, particularly for cleanness. I have been in one of the kitchens reviewed and they may be great by Filipino standards but to bring them up to first world countries is a big reach.

A friend of mine that has been visiting here recently came down with hepatitis A. He did not have shots for hepatitis A prior to coming here. The result was a week in the hospital during his vacation and a few weeks before of questioning his health, and what the hell was happening to him

We should all remember keep our shot programs up to date. and i am not referring to tequila and rum here to avoid getting sick. .