Essay On Good Taste Restaurant

Located just around the corner of Cariño St. And Otek St. at Baguio City, stood a one-of-a-kind restaurant which has always been twenty-four hours packed with people. Good taste restaurant offers affordable full meals for as low as Php 75-100 without compromising the quality and the taste of the food as the restaurant’s name suggest. It also hosts large and special events in its function halls and it is especially made to accommodate large groups as well as smaller groups or even for individual dining. Filipino- Chinese restaurants are already common in the Philippines due to the mixture and influence of different cultures and traditions which undoubtedly suits well most Filipinos’ taste buds. Plus, a satisfactory dinner with a reasonable value wouldn’t be just a simple okay for most of its diners but probably a thumbs up response afterwards an overall good dining experience. From my experience, family or group orders in Good Taste is savvy and are so much worth the price compared to relatively high-priced bulk orders from most

Good Taste’s second branch near Burnham, was has been around since February 2012. It is owned by Chinese-Igorot man which clearly explains the theme and type of the restaurant’s cuisine. On the other hand, the original branch has been around since 1980 at 8 Lapu-Lapu St. (near Dangwa Bus Station) with the following contact numbers: [phone], [phone]. Considering the surrounding lot of the restaurant, there is enough car parking for the restaurant’s customers but were almost full on the peripheries. The restaurant is also suitable for large gatherings, parties, birthdays, christenings and reservations and they have allocated function rooms for these events on the third