Eat&

I used to visit this place back when I was living in Cebu (was even present during its early days). I really liked the ambiance and I used to order their gochujang carbonara, a genius fusion of East meets West. For now, I ordered their alfredo rigatoni pasta. It was good but I was surprised with the healthy amount of serving. I also ordered their strawberry milk. It was okay. Staff was accommodating and warm. I always enjoy dining in this establishment.

Eat& doesn’t play around. The place looks clean, modern, and relaxed — the kind of spot you actually want to stay in, not just eat and leave. Good lighting, comfy seats, and a solid vibe whether you’re brunching with friends or just killing time solo. Their brunch menu is legit. No filler, no boring options — just well-thought-out plates that actually deliver. Portions are right, flavors are on point, and nothing feels rushed or half-baked. But let’s be real: the shrimp toast is the star. Crispy, savory, perfectly seasoned — absolute for the win. One bite and you’ll get why people come back for it. It’s not hype. It’s just that good. Bottom line: great ambiance, strong brunch lineup, and a shrimp toast that carries the whole menu on its back. Eat& is worth your time and your money.

Had dinner at Eat& Restaurant (One Montage, Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City) last night and it turned out to be one of the more memorable Korean fusion meals I’ve had in Cebu. The place has a modern, stylish vibe but still feels comfortable — good for date nights, business dinners, or barkada catch-ups. Service was attentive and the pacing of the dishes was just right. Here are the dishes that stood out for me: • Crispy Cauliflower – Surprisingly addictive. It has that sweet-spicy, savory flavor profile similar to Korean fried chicken, but it’s actually cauliflower. Crispy outside, flavorful inside. Great starter. • Shrimp Tostada – Shrimp with lettuce and herb mayo on a crispy wonton base. Fresh, slightly spicy, and well-balanced. Perfect to share. • Beef Galbi Stew – Tender and deeply flavorful. Pairing it with their hot stone rice made it extra satisfying. This is comfort food done well. • Classic Tteokbokki – You can’t go wrong with the classic. Chewy rice cakes in a rich, sweet-spicy sauce that complemented the other dishes nicely. • Grilled Octopus – Cooked properly (not rubbery), with interesting sauces that added depth without overpowering the seafood. Prices are on the mid-range side, but considering the quality, presentation, and overall dining experience, it feels worth it. Portions are reasonable and flavors are well-executed. If you’re looking for modern Korean fusion in Cebu with good ambiance and solid dishes, Eat& is definitely worth trying.

My husband and I went here fo breakfast. We ordered Grilled Chicken Toast and Beef Quesadilla. Food is great, price is just right (this is me speaking as someone who saves an item in my cart for a long time before I check it out willing to pay the price of this grilled chicken toast 😂). Above all, my picky eater husband did not pick anything out of his meal- not the greens, not the pickled onions. Will definitely go back and try other items on their menu.

Eat& is the perfect spot when you’re craving Korean fusion done right. While the menu isn’t extensive, every dish feels well thought out and carefully prepared. The flavors hit the mark—familiar and comforting, yet elevated just enough to feel special. It’s not wildly inventive, but what it does, it does really well. The ambiance adds to the experience, set in the iconic Montage building in Cebu Business Park. It’s cozy, stylish, and a great place to enjoy quality comfort food. Definitely worth a visit for the vibe when you’re in the area.

Food are perfectly cooked, taste are awesome; busy night does not slows the food service. Kudos for the Korean style rice bowl, simple and satisfying.

I had the tuna sandwich and it did not disappoint-flavorful and filling! The pistachio latte was a bomb as well, definitely a must-try. The only downside was the long wait for our order to arrive, especially considering the place wasn’t that busy. Still, I’d come back to try the other items on their menu.

I did not eat, but I will next time! First, the food looks great but I only needed coffee,—which is big, authentic and respectable! Far better than Starbucks and even more over Bo’s Coffee. Seating is comfortable the view is relaxing. Staff is really great,—vigilant and not overly attentive that you are annoyed by fake performance. They need a raise! The menu has a Korean slant,—but it’s ok if you need a western or healthy meal. Prices are good when considering the location. Again, I will return to this wonderful place. After reading the other reviews here on Google maps, they don’t appear to be fake. Strangely, this places seems overly conspicuous that it might be a tourist trap, but it isn’t. Good job to anyone!