Max's Restaurant - San Jose del Monte

Max's has been one of the family's go to restaurants every time we crave for Filipino dishes. Not to mention, fried chicken. We ordered their Family Meal worth P999.00 consisting of one whole chicken, Sinigang na Baboy, four rice cups, four cups if drinks, and vanilla ice cream bar cups. The chicken, as always, tasted exquisitely delicious. Perfectly fried and nostalgic at the same time. The meat was tender and juicy. The skin had this crunch to it. The Sinigang na Baboy was generally good too. It was lacking in the tangy/sour department though, but remained satisfying. Service was highly commendable too. We love this place

I LOVE MAX! KAPITOLYO is the best branch!!! I hate this branch! DON'T EAT HERE!!! their Lomi? Has No noodles! They admitted to not putting noodles in my Lomi. Parang cut out of noodles lang. I also ordered Tocino with egg and Rice. =) it was ok. But do yourself a favor. Don't order the Lomi ????

I got to try their adobo flakes meal and I actually enjoyed it. It was well cooked and delicious. I asked for extra vinegar because the flavors of the adobo basically demanded it. I ate happily and hungrily there. Cant wait to try more of their good stuff!

Max's restaurant!!! its one of the best place for our family when there is a special occasion specially birthdays, anniversaries, graduation or even farewell parties.haha. They have the best fried chicken as far as I am concerned just cooked the way a fried chicken should be without those too much breading that other fast food serves. Their champorado (chocolate porridge) is a delight and one of my favorites during rainy days.=) Max's Restaurant holds a special place in my heart.

Max's has been one of the family's go to restaurants every time we crave for Filipino dishes. Not to mention, fried chicken. We ordered their Family Meal worth P999.00 consisting of one whole chicken, Sinigang na Baboy, four rice cups, four cups if drinks, and vanilla ice cream bar cups. The chicken, as always, tasted exquisitely delicious. Perfectly fried and nostalgic at the same time. The meat was tender and juicy. The skin had this crunch to it. The Sinigang na Baboy was generally good too. It was lacking in the tangy/sour department though, but remained satisfying. Service was highly commendable too. We love this place