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If you don't gave any other option!

2 Posted on 03 / 10 / 2012

I went to the one at megamall, can't said that is disgusting but isn't good, is buffet style and everything was cold (the mall is freezing though) and not very fresh. Only ok if you happen to be in the area and you are starving. I was I cant really ask much from mall food! Is cheap and really easy to find though

Pros: Easy to find, Cheap
Cons: Cold, Not so good, Not fresh

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My Fave Yummy Baon

3 Posted on 09 / 11 / 2010

I always buy asado in bodhi...this is my favorite baon for lunch. for 50 bucks, i feel healthier than ever!

Pros: 2

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Bodhi in SM North Edsa

3 Posted on 07 / 02 / 2010

They have very good vegetarian food, some are also suitable for vegans. Bodhi in SM North Edsa doesn't sell Menudo anymore. Other than that their food is sold at a very reasonable price.

Pros: accomodating staff, reasonable prices

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BODHI - NOT A BUMMER

4 Posted on 04 / 12 / 2010

A nice twist in fast food . . . healthy veggie foods that taste good and are easy on the cows, your tummy and your pocketbook. 4 cow rating

Pros: FAST, GOOD VALUE, HEALTHY CHOICE
Cons: BUFFET STYLE, STAFF NOT VEGGIES, FOOD ONLY OK

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Bodhi -- multiple locations in Metro Manila

5 Posted on 03 / 01 / 2007

Here is the most recent and reportedly most complete list of the Bodhis (filipino "turo turo" a la carte style) food booths in the greater Manila area:
1. 878 Banaue St, Quezon City
2. Center Mall, Tutban
3. Glorietta 4 Foodcourt, Makati
4. Mahaligue, Masangkay
5. Madison, Ortigas
6. Wilson St, Greenhills.
Additionally, Bodhis are located in the following SM branches: Cubao, Centerpoint, Fairview, Megamall, North EDSA, Southmall, and Sucat.

Pros: inexpensive, filipino "turo turo"style, widely available
Cons: oily, highly calorie, focus on mainly mock meat