a good spot for authentic filipino food. priced are slightly high, but it’s a nice place to visit every now and then when you’re craving something special. i believe the place is newly renovated. (photo) liempo, pinakbet, halo-halo, ube macapuno

5-star service with average dishes. This may be the first restaurant that my eldest specifically asked if I was going to provide feedback because he loved the service so much. I have to concur, the staff at Gerry’s certainly made us feel right at home. The dishes however were average at best, reminiscent of what I’ve had elsewhere, but definitely on the pricey side and seemingly confused as to what customer palates they are catering for. The sisig and grilled squid are worth a try. We’ll be back given it’s family friendly and a convenient option when we have a craving for Filipino food.

Delicious and tasty food. Highly recommended for those looking for a close to home cook Filipino dishes. Good ambiance after the place renovation, good lighting and well-ventilated. The staff are nice to approach with.

Thoroughly enjoyed this Filipino food and funny thing is I was dining here with a Vietnamese friend and none of in our group of diner was a Filipino. Food was good especially the Sisig, service was friendly. Halo Halo was definitely memorable although can be quite sweet. The dishes were full of savoury pork. I might have tried the same restaurant during a trip to the Philippines a long time ago.

We celebrated a birthday lunch there with family last Sunday. The place was big and it was not crowded during that time. We ordered kare-kare, bulalo, lomi, pork barbeque, pakbet, sisig, and baked cheese mussels. Food taste was ok except for the sisig, which we did not enjoy. Staff were nice and friendly.