Jan-Michael Tiu

Went here with the kiddos and they loved it. There's lots for them to do and just have a blast jumping around. There's climbing structures too and the open space is great. There are a lot of couches and seats for parents. A pretty well thought out venue.

Went here for dinner with a big group and the experience of kamayan (eating with your hands) was great. The food was pretty decent. The garlic rice was very tasty and we liked the BBQ pork skewers and milk fish. The tilapia was a little burnt and the shellfish was fine. Make sure to order the calamansi juice fresh - it was just so refreshing and tasty.

Went here with some friends to celebrate a birthday. The food was top notch in terms of quality but it was a bit on the pricier side. The service was friendly but we did have to reorder some dishes again because the service forgot our order. Stay away from the 7 samurai drinks, although it looked pretty, it was very low on alcohol. The ambiance was quite good however and we had a great time. I would come here again for the food.

Went here for lunch for some tapas as it was a sit down restaurant that seemed a little bit more cozy with the kids and family. At first I was a bit hesitant since the portions looked a little small but the flavour was there. The octopus with mashed potatoes was tasty and the fried potatoes had a nice kick. The sliced chorizo with crackers was decent and the sausage wrapped in a potato chip was very tasty and a hit with the kids. All in all, I thought the food was good but still felt that it was very pricey for what you get.

Went here for happy hour for great value dishes and drinks. It was a great experience with friendly staff. Food came quickly as well. The portions were generous and tasty, especially the quesadillas and mussels. The kids loved the mozzarella sticks and dirty fries. If you are looking for comfort bar food, this is the place to go.