Bambowl Restaurant

Overall it has been a good experience having dinner at Bambowl. The restaurant is found upstairs, accessed at the front of the building via an enclosed internal staircase. Initial thoughts after ascending up the stairs was that I was brought to the countryside as the interior reminded me of a Kubo. Which has nostalgic appeal and representative of its name, as bamboo and bamboo mats are used as the interior design. They have a balcony which you can dine or have drinks while eating some snacks. Plus they have toilet facilities at the back and a TV on top of the wall divider covering the toilet entrances. The meals we tried were yummy, though I'd need to return again to try out some more dishes. The servings are good for one if you're feeling hungry, though I recommend trying out a few dishes and sharing. They also have a few set menu options available for big groups, which when I visited there was one group of 12 using a few tables combined. I suggest calling ahead if you plan to bring a big group as space is limited. Though it's a given with how the roads are setup in the Philippines, some with large cars might find it difficult find street parking and may need to go a short distance (15m) to find a spot. Definitely worth a try and to experience something new.