Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
American
Chinese
Fast food
Take-out
Filipino
Food court stand. Classic burger, sizzling gluten, and more. Reported closed January 2024.
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Chinatown 888 Mall food court, 888 Gatuslao St, Bacolod Negros Occidental, Philippines, 6100
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Last update on 16 Jan 2024 by markya68
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4 Reviews
First Review by mike_veg
michiechicero
Points +484
The place is open - Edit
The place is open inside the mall 888 Chinatown square at 2d floor
Read morePros: The place is open , It is vegan
Guest
travellingbutterfly
Points +1236
Budget meal place close to work = Yay! - Edit
Close to my work plus budget meal for 80 pesos plus delicious tasting equals my food haven. I had a little difficulty finding this place but once I found it, I knew this would be a regular place for me to frequent. Great value and yummy!
Read morePros: Budget meal offered, variety of local dishes.
Cons: Uses plastic cutlery and cups, closes early.
Guest
kezia
Points +913
Not So Veggielicious! - Edit
After a being on the Philippines visas islands for a while, where getting vegan food was tricky, I was really looking forward to getting to a big city (Bacolod) and trying the veggie restaurants / eateries.
Read moreAs a vegan I obviously want to encourage any business producing vegan food, especially in the meat mad Philippines! it frustrates me to sound negative. But I have to be honest and say this place was a big big disappointment.
We arrived at the stand which is upstairs in the Chinese mall 888, to see a selection of dishes on display. The noodle dish actually had began to go hard and crispy on top, but my partner and I just presumed that, as is common practice, these were the examples of the meals you could order fresh. So wanting to support a vegetarian business we ordered.
To my dismay the lady started picking up the old food and scraping it onto a plate.! When I asked don't you have any fresh, she said no, I asked if she would at least warm the food - no. But determined to give it s go we accepted the food. We went for the 70 pesos deal which is 2 food selections, rice and a drink. My partner who has previously lived in the Far East for a couple of years, eating rice daily said the cold and hard rice was at least a day old!. The chop suey was not only cold but the veg over cooked. We had a flight to Manila the following day and so not only on taste but on fear that we may get sick we left our meal, eating only the veggie spring rolls. I liked them but my partner didn't as he thought they had been cooked twice. I think if the stall had a way of keeping the food hot, and another staff member, then dishes could then be made to order. It would have great potential, as pure vegetarian/vegan food is hard to come by here.
Happily there are street stalls which can be a fun substitute - which we ate that evening instead. fried bananas! Or Banana Q as the Filipinos' call it.
Pros: Easy to find location, Very cheap!
Cons: Food served cold!, Not many options
Guest
mike_veg
Points +296
Budget wise - Edit
Serving vegan and vegetarian food
Read moreIts run by Adventist people. Till 3pm only on Friday. They are close on Saturday then open again on Sunday whole day.
food - Pinoy style cooking.variety
price - cheap
staff service - fair
location - accessible. located in the 2nd floor of the 888 Chinatown Mall near Provincial Capitol.
Pros: good value, good food, good location
Cons: noisy at the center of food court, small space
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