Erick C.
Google
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stop Spending less than $1000 pesos if you are delicate and picky with your food, and stop ordering burritos or burgers at a steakhouse...That’s the Review.
This is my fair and honest review after coming here four times in one week. Yes, four. That’s not an accident. That’s called research.
If you’re a visitor or an expat, this place is a must. The service? Solid. The atmosphere? Relaxed but classy. The food? Excellent — if you order like an adult.
Let me say this gently: if you walk into a restaurant known for steaks and order a burger or the cheapest thing on the menu… that’s on you. Of course it’s going to be average. Don’t test a Ferrari in first gear and then complain it’s slow.
The stars of the menu are the entrées and specialty plates. Quality costs money everywhere in the world. Don’t expect melt-in-your-mouth steak for $300–$500 pesos. You want premium? Order premium.
My recommendations:
Wagyu steak (medium rare or medium well)
Ribeye (same temps — trust me!)
Seasoned fries (perfect salt + black pepper balance)
Shrimp panko with tamarind sauce
That tamarind sauce? Unreal. I poured it on tortillas, sliced up the steak, and made steak tacos like I was conducting a flavor symphony. Buttery, juicy, melts-in-your-mouth kind of bite. The salsa had that roasted tomato and pepper kick-spicy but balanced.
I sat outside in 80-degree sunshine with a view and didn’t complain once. Vitamin D is free. Happiness is free. The steak is not, and that’s okay.
I spent between $1000–$1700 pesos with tip. As you should at a steakhouse. If you’re trying to spend less than $1000 pesos and expecting luxury cuts… that’s fantasy economics.
And please, don’t let Tik Tok influencers scare you off. If you actually know how to cook a steak, you know when it’s done right. Some people compare everything to something else instead of enjoying what’s in front of them.
Bottom line:
Come hungry. Order the steak. Sit in the sun. Tip well.
Your body deserves quality food and a good view.
If you want a cheap burger, there’s a cash-only stands down the street. This isn’t that.