This is a crab and seafood restaurant on Yangtze St in Anunas, in the back alleys of Korea Town on Friendship Highway in Angeles. It centers on alimango, the Philippine mud crab, and serves seafood such as shrimp and scallops, along with Korean dishes like doenjang-jjigae (soybean paste stew) and kkotgetang (blue crab stew). It's an old establishment, featured even in a 2015 blog post, and there are reviews from 2023 and 2026 saying it's run by a Korean owner.
It's bigger inside than it looks from the outside. Many reviews say the interior, decorated with bamboo like an old Philippine village, is unique. Several reviews say they take live crabs out of the aquarium and cook them right away, and there are group tables, private rooms, and outdoor seating. The main hall can get hot, so one review says the air-conditioned room is more comfortable. Several reviews also mention friendly staff and fast food service.
The most frequently recommended dish is the chili crab. Several reviews say that mixing seafood fried rice into the leftover sauce is especially good. Many customers choose the Pilco Set or the Tourist Set, which bring several kinds of seafood to the table at once, and one set is said to be just right for 3–4 people to share. Butter shrimp, gambas, and coconut crab also come up often. On the other hand, there are consistent complaints that prices are quite a bit higher than at local restaurants, so the value for money is disappointing. There's also a complaint that the crab served right after ordering had dry meat and the food was cold. Several reviews also mention disappointing hygiene, including the restroom.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, it gets busy every evening from 6 to 8 PM, and busiest around 7 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings are relatively quiet. According to Google Maps, reservations and takeout are available, so if you're going with a group or want a room, it's best to reserve in advance. One review says they couldn't have the giant clam because it was sold out, so if you want to try it, ask ahead of time. Several reviews say the restaurant is deep in an alley and the road is dark at night, so watch your belongings on the way there and back.
According to Google Maps, there is free parking and free street parking, and there is wheelchair-accessible seating. Nearby, Jesus the Eternal Word Parish Church is about 50 m away, and 7-Eleven and Robinsons Easymart are about 100 m away. Jun-Jun's Bibingka & Barbeque Restaurant, which is registered on SeeQee, is about 50 m away, and Donenoo Restaurant is about 100 m away. You can make inquiries by phone, KakaoTalk, or Facebook.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the online reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, Facebook, and YouTube reviews). The menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
