The Oyster House

The place is dated and needs renovation. Some of the steamed oysters have a smell.

The kansi is not flavorful and is just some strips of meat that’s tough and the pechay is not fresh. The serving is just good for one.

Great food and very affordable. The service is good but sometimes slow. The atmosphere is great. The food and servings are very good. Best place for bringing your family.

I've seen this place for so long but it was only last week when I went to the place. One reason I didn't try this restaurant before because I thought it was too pricey. And because of me crowd sourcing for a nearest place to buy my favorite onion rings. I finally landed this restaurant. The place was too cozy great ambiance. I was surprise. Their Onion rings cost 50Php only. They also have pancit molo and lomi all at 50php each also. It was so cheap. Their other foods in the menu was affordable too. But ne thing as well OMG. I didn't expect. Their serving was more than enough for the price of it. I tell you, their lomi serving can be good for at least 4 person. I don't have photos of the food I bought but surely I will go back and take photos then.

The overall taste of food is average. The sisig consists mostly of fats tho it tasted good and their oysters are fresh.

The food is nice, giving you a plethora of selections from seafood to native filipino dishes. Do note that you must be there earlier or at least get a reservation as food takes time to prepare. The staff there are actually friendly but there's a gym upstairs that can cause loud banging at times due to the weights of either dumbells or barbells smashing the floor, ruining the ambiance at times. The chicken binakol was the best so far where it's being served in a coconut husk. Best place to go for a family eat out or a gathering with friends.

The food is great and the price is cheaper than those at the sea front. Just be patient to wait for your orders but its worth it.