Anna B

I regret spending my money here. No audio guide so you have to walk around with a pamphlet that described each room. The problem was that they ran out of English pamphlets so we had to read them on our phone, but Wi-Fi was spotty. Also, there seemed to be preparations for some event so there was loud vacuuming, dishes clanking together while being washed, it just took away from the experience. I wish I could get my money back. For this price there should definitely be an audio guide with headsets. Go to the museum of the church in the attic instead. THAT is a well done museum.

Food's flavor is fine. But the servings of the entrees are small. And there are no prices on the entrees, and when we asked the cashier what the entrees' costs were, she basically said it ranges from $12-$20, which is a pretty huge range! Here's a picture of the adobo and the sinigang. Tiny bowls.

UPDATE: Updating in response to the owner. Yes there’s a price for a combo meal, but it does not indicate that each entree is only 8 oz. Also, the middle menu board says there’s a different price if it’s 16 oz or 32 oz, but all of the prices are blank. This is the same comment made by someone else 4 months ago - and that person posted pictures. I’ll also note that the person who came in after us spoke with the cashier for about 5 minutes trying to get clarity on your prices. The cashier was nice enough, no rudeness or anything. But maybe you can simply update your menu to make the prices transparent.