Kuya J - Boston

Service is poor if the restaurant has many customers. Food served is already cold due to neglect of food attendant. Though there are many waiters, they let the waitress do most of the job. Most of the food in the menu is not available when we ordered. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₱400–600 Food: 4 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 2

It's good to eat here. Hehe Our favorites are the kare kare, rice noodles, and mango pandan. Price is right Place is cozy Staffs are friendly Foods are yummmmy This is one of our favorite restaurants!!

Food: Most dishes are too salty (for me). Portions are less than expected. Service: Longer when crowded (expected) Price: For people who have Mid-High Budget. Minimum 300-ish+ per dish except solo meals (not worth). Overall: If you want to experience Kuya-J style foods go for it. Just be prepared for the cost. Try it even once. Tips: Never go when during the holiday season, Most dishes will not be available (You'll be frustrated when you arrive on the table), plus the long wait for a table especially during lunch and dinner time. I would recommend the Bulalo even though it's SALTY AF (for me), flavors is still good. Plus the Halo-halo is a new experience for me. (It depends on your preference)

Nice place to dine, the food is great, comfy and great place to hangout with family

Don't ever order the crispy tender beef or whatever it's called. It's not in the least bit crispy nor tender.