June-Nairah Halal Food Restaurant

Very close to the golden mosque, you come here for Maranao food. The food is good but the only thing I would suggest is that they keep it warm because it was kind of cold already especially since it has been raining the whole morning. However, they are very accommodating to my questions about the food. They also give free turmeric soup and palapa (very spicy). Each viand cost P100 and a cup of rice is P20. Food is moderate to very spicy. Make sure to have water to drink nearby if your spice tolerance is low.

Good food,spacious dining area. Some staff though not even familiar with the dishes they sell and don't know how to compute senior citizen discount..if you don't like spicy food too this is not the place for you..

Nice dishes combo with rice. I recommend this place. 👍🏼👍🏼 I will try other dishes soon.

Food was a bit bland in taste but spicy. Ordered Chicken payparan, rendang and fish. Got free turmeric soup and a smallquantity of spicy palpa.Will not be going back. But its halal food restaurant.

Delicious foods only hot place to eat, you can't enjoy the great foods because it's flaming hot specially summer...

A popular eatery for Maranao-style, halal food in Muslimtown in Quiapo. Their rendang is popular, though a bit salty. And the balbacua may not be the ox/cow skin strips you expect if you happen to have tried the version from Davao or Cagayan de Oro region - more like bulalo in a turmeric-based soup, and is made from carabao meat. It's spicy, too. And I mean, really, spice. And they're good.

Good food thoufh PRICY...

Beef rendang was good, though bit salty for me. Will try other dishes when I go back