DiCofi - Makati

Went in the expectation to have a good meal, think minutes would be enough time as they were close, I sat, excited to have some authentic Vietnamese food when I rudely was chased away from a girl who came out of the kitchen. / she simply said that we are closed, no explanation for why they have closed earlier than normally minutes. please teach their employees how to properly treat customers.

The lemongras beef! delicious. I also loved the white coffee, but there was more ice cream than drinking in the cup. I would come back to try the other dishes. pity that they no longer serve pho

I haven't done any review in months because I haven't much food trip recently ???????????? That is until my birthday, when my friends treated me for dinner. This is somewhat a tradition among us during our birthdays - treat the birthday guy/gal. Foe my birthday, they wanted to treat me to a ramen place in Salcedo Village. However, when we went there, a queue has already formed outside. Owing to our hunger, we opted to look for another place and we came across DiCoFi, a cafe specializing in Vietnamese cuisine. Here's my review. ???????? Food: 4.5/5 For our dinner, we ordered fresh spring rolls, Vietnamese Pizza and braised chicken. The spring rolls are really tasty. The braised chicken is equally delicious. The lemongrass added flavor to the chicken although it was a bit undercooked. The Vietnamese pizza is fine. However, the hot sauce was really overwhelming. It should have been separated from the pizza. Ambiance: 4/5 The place has an old street feel. The space is a bit limited but it is clean and well maintained. However, the place could use some more light. Service: 4/5 The staff were really approachable and accommodating although there was only a handful of them. Price: 4.5/5 It is one of the few affordable places I've been into. ????

I haven't done any review in months because I haven't much food trip recently ???????????? That is until my birthday, when my friends treated me for dinner. This is somewhat a tradition among us during our birthdays - treat the birthday guy/gal. Foe my birthday, they wanted to treat me to a ramen place in Salcedo Village. However, when we went there, a queue has already formed outside. Owing to our hunger, we opted to look for another place and we came across DiCoFi, a cafe specializing in Vietnamese cuisine. Here's my review. ???????? Food: 4.5/5 For our dinner, we ordered fresh spring rolls, Vietnamese Pizza and braised chicken. The spring rolls are really tasty. The braised chicken is equally delicious. The lemongrass added flavor to the chicken although it was a bit undercooked. The Vietnamese pizza is fine. However, the hot sauce was really overwhelming. It should have been separated from the pizza. Ambiance: 4/5 The place has an old street feel. The... read more

Very nice Vietnamese coffee with the fresh spring roll. Environment not bad, but the seat quite limited. Advice not to go during peak hour. Staff over there quite friendly