Harding Restaurant.

It's located near Brown Sugar Bar and S2 Bar.

The atmosphere is very good. The interior and ambiance are luxurious, the music is good and upbeat, and there are two large TVs, making it great for watching. Each table has a dedicated server, and there are no Koreans among the customers. There are hardly any Pinoys either; it's mostly a select few Pinoys brought by white people, who then act like white people, and white people. The white people don't seem like hooligans but rather like well-behaved retired immigrants.

It feels strangely out of place, completely different from the entertainment venues around the alley. It's like a lone Chanel store in the middle of the Cheongnyangni 588 alley??

We ordered Chicken Kebab (2 skewers for 240 pesos) and Onion Rings (15 pieces for 350 pesos), and a beer (100 pesos).

Everything was good, but this is where the mistake happened. The food came out extremely slowly. I understand it's the Philippines, but this speed would be problematic in Korea.

The food arrived, and the presentation was excellent. It might be a matter of preference, but the chicken in the Chicken Kebab was breast meat, which white people prefer, rather than thigh meat, which Koreans like. The onion rings were very crispy and delicious. Card payment is accepted.

The atmosphere is good, the taste is good, and the price is reasonable, but I'm deducting two stars for the speed.

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