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Daily settlement The most delicious thing I ate on this trip. Yukhoe Bibimbap and Pajeon at Jinju Restaurant. It tastes better than in Korea. You can choose between spicy and non-spicy gochujang according to your preference... and the chive pancake is incredibly crispy—I wonder how they added the starch. The gimbap and side dishes are delicious too. Generally, I have rarely seen Korean restaurants in Angeles that are inferior to Korean restaurants in Korea. I don't think there is any need to have preconceived notions or prejudices just because it is overseas. However, the only downside is that the price is the same as in Korea.

Visited for dinner with my wife before watching the new Spider-Man movie. I tried a different dish because they said they ran out of steak, whether it was due to the pleasant taste or the misfortune. The conclusion is that it's okay. The dish I ordered was Beef Stroganoff. It is said to be a Russian dish, but it is just a dish made by mixing beef with cream sauce and various vegetables, and it is similar to roast beef. The menu the mom ordered was Beef Tagalog. The mom tried a bite and finished it all in 10 minutes. They said it was delicious. I tried it, and it’s just like beef tapas. The meats were all tender, so it was a decent meal for me since my teeth aren't very good. However, it’s not quite at a level that would make you go "Wow."

Although it lags behind Jayco Donuts, it is a chain with many locations due to its widespread local distribution. As a global chain, the products sold are the same worldwide. It is a good place to buy a box when you are craving a snack.

My second favorite Filipino restaurant at SM, after Santouka Ramen (closed for renovations). It is a place that Koreans can enjoy without any strong preferences. You must try Baby Squid Olive Oil and 2-Way Lying.

The place that comes to mind when eating crab dishes I really enjoyed the set menu with the seasoning sauce. It's expensive so I can't go often, but I recommend it when I want to eat crab. When you don't have money, it's good to mix seasoning sauce into fried rice and eat it.

One of the places I typically go when I think of Filipino food I have a memory from a long time ago of enjoying adobo pork at Kubo.

It is a place in Angeles that feels like a Manila LA cafe. I probably remember it more as a meeting place than for the taste of the food.

The carbonara chicken and the macaroni served as a side dish were delicious. The set meal also has good reviews. The first floor is a stage and the second floor is a karaoke room; there are consumables available, but the karaoke is not good.

I recommend everything except the pork cutlet. Yukhoe Bibimbap, Gimbap, Tteokbokki, Codari, etc.. The pork cutlet was the worst. The chef might have fried it incorrectly that day... but even so, that was too much.

This hangover soup restaurant has a unique character distinct from Yangpyeong-style hangover soup, and the broth has a clean taste.

The most popular donut. If you are giving a donut to a Filipino, choose Jayco.

Thanks to a friend, I went to Boom Chicken. I absolutely had no intention of eating at the restaurant, but Wow, eating in the restaurant is different. You have to eat Boom Chicken at the restaurant. There is a reason why there is always a line from lunchtime until closing time. The portions are huge. For delivery, go to 24 Chicken, and for dining, go to Boom Chicken. It’s the happiness of 500 pesos. The sides are good too. A great experience thanks to my friend.

Sundaeguk is Miss Jin. This is the truth. But what is this thing that looks like a brain but crumbles more than tofu when you eat it? It tastes like cosmetics, so eating this makes me feel bad.

It seems like they mainly accommodate group guests by tour bus, and the side dishes are good. Pork cutlet isn't on the menu, but it's decent for 300 pesos. There is a slight gamey smell. However, the side dishes are delicious. It was its heyday when pork cutlets were first launched during the COVID era. The store has been remodeled and looks a bit cleaner.

I visited the Chanel in Manila and the old Chanel building as well. I never imagined I would build a Chanel building. A place I can take guests to without feeling pressured. The noodles served at the end are the most impressive. Miss Jin is having gukbap, and the Chanel Mama-san even gives me a drink. I should remember this Tuesday. The karaoke machine here is the best. I can even sing songs I usually can't! Superstar is good too, though...

Usually, there aren't many places where a Korean person personally provides guidance, but here, the owner is actively involved.

In Angeles, JTV used to be all about style. I remember a kid named Peach who reminded me of a watermelon.

This place is also popular for its stage and is a place frequented by many Westerners. I think you should watch XS at 8:30 and then come to Avalon.

Ten years ago, among the places run by Koreans, Dragon and Viking had the most kids. The place my friend liked I want to give a low rating to the shop right next to Dragon Bar, but it went out of business. It was a place that chased customers away.

This is also a place where the managers work hard.

The manager is kind. My friend also raved about it.

I definitely recommend this place. There are shows at 8:30 PM, 10:00 PM, and 11:30 PM, I think. I was moved watching the best stage show in Angeles that mimicked American Broadway performances. I plan to go back soon to check the exact time.

I wonder if the managers are friendly and good at sales, but strangely enough, there are hardly any kids when I go there. If you plan to go, you must contact me first.

There are some people who look a bit different in person than in the photos, but compared to some places in Manila, it is a decent place.

The price of tripe soup has gone up to 600 pesos.

If two people go, definitely order the spicy pork and pork cutlet. Even if you can't handle spicy food well, it is the best to have someone else order it to share.

The pork cutlet is thick and fresh, the sauce is delicious, the side dishes are good, and even the soup is the best. It's just that the price went up from 400 to 450 in July 2026. Still, I have no choice but to go...

This used to be the kind of place visited by people with 5 to 10 years or more of experience in the Philippines, but it's quiet these days. I remember they even introduced things like model walking shows, and they participated a lot in online forums and groups, and also ran a hotel.

It's a place I go to when I crave snow cone shaved ice, but the taste felt like it was missing something. Did I have the mango shaved ice? In other places, the machines broke down or the shops went out of business.

I plan to go check out the buy one get one free event soon. I went there once about 5 years ago, and it seems the prices haven't gone up much compared to then. As far as I know, that was probably the first place where you took an elevator to a KTV. I think I went to a windowless room back then, but it would be nice to look outside through the window.

The shop is small and has few tables, but the tables are closest to the stage—the closest ones. I forgot to take a picture of the menu.

I had the eel rice bowl, and the eel itself was good. However, to call it a rice bowl, there were only two or three servings of rice, and it was sticky; the sauce was also woefully insufficient compared to the amount of rice. I dislike sticky rice.

The eel in the 400-peso lunch special was decent, but the rice was sticky and not as good as soy sauce rice for a rice bowl dish. The complimentary seasoned pollack was tasty, so I'm giving it 4 points.

I really should take a friend to a place like this to get some nourishment.

This is where I'm going this time. I brought a lot of money, too.

A place I haven't been to yet but plan to visit this time

It's a Jeju-style hangover soup, It was unique, and I went there to cure my hangover and finished a bottle of soju. The galbitang here is delicious, but the high price is a downside.

Behind SM is my favorite Santouka Ramen, and next to that is Jayco Donut! Before it opened at SM Clark, it was only sold at the SM in San Fernando, so it became a must-buy donut that you absolutely had to buy whenever you went there, It opened first at Marquimall, and then at SM Clark. The cream donut topped with almond slices is the most delicious and boasts a quality one step above Krispy Kreme. I used to like this so much that I wanted to open a branch in Korea to sell it, but I didn't have the money, so I gave up. It might not be to the liking of people who like sweets, but as I get older, my sugar levels drop, so I need to eat it occasionally. It is their fate to disappear in an instant the very day I buy them and take them home... (there are countless times when I can't even eat a single one) So there are no photos.

Hello, Healing, let's meet soon!

My molars were hurting so much, so I received good treatment. It felt a bit like additional treatment, but the effectiveness of the treatment was definite and very helpful.

Since they are in contact with the Korean Association, their credibility increases. It seems like rip-offs targeting foreigners will decrease a bit.

A place I was happy for a long time because I could eat boneless chicken for 500 pesos with free delivery. Now they charge 100 pesos for delivery, so I just eat 24 Chicken. A place I'm grateful for.

It is a place run by a Westerner, and although I have gone a few times with an acquaintance who likes it, it doesn't suit my taste. The meat is cooked inconsistently; it's not bad, but personally, I prefer other places. The interior has a nice vibe, like eating in a Western restaurant. I can't find the photos I took recently, so I'm uploading a photo taken in 2018.

I came to check out Joseon Palace because it's so hot on internet communities. Maybe because we went too early (6 PM), we were the only table there, and then another table joined at 7 PM, so there were probably only two tables when we left. I think around 12 o'clock would be the hottest. Actually, I came to this restaurant because I like trying food at new places, so I ordered a variety of things. First, I don't know the name or what it tastes like, so I'm skipping the description and rating... The second one, was it Kkanpunggi? It was delicious. Third, the budae jjigae was decent because they used real Spam. Fourth, should I call it Milvayunabe...? Unlike how it looked, it was too bland, so I was a little disappointed. Fifth, Shrimp Gambas. It tastes like something everyone knows. I ordered a few more items besides this, but I'll skip the rest of the explanation!

I haven't been there so I can't give an evaluation, but I see that a place like this exists. I thought I had to go all the way to Manila to visit a theme park like this.

It is worth going if you are traveling with Filipinos. Let's watch them have fun. Above all, there are no waiting lines, and you can ride the rides continuously.

Highly recommended

The raw beef is sweet and delicious. Sesame oil is included by default, so be sure to mix it in and taste it before deciding whether to add more. I didn't think there was any, so I drizzled two swirls of sesame oil, only to end up drenched in oil.

The pork cutlet my kids like the most. They eat it plain without even dipping it in sauce, but they say it's delicious.

The best interior among JTVs in Balibago I remember it being a place originally run by Chinese people; was it the same location? JTV is a decent place, but I think it was too much to deduct a point just because the karaoke machine didn't have the song I wanted to sing, so I'm just giving it 5 points. But it seemed like there were two types of menus...