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Is Zeny's Fastfood and Restaurant worth a stop in 2026?

fmd_goodZeny's Fastfood and Restaurant · #restaurant #manila #fastfood
Stopping through Manila on a trip soon and Zeny's Fastfood and Restaurant keeps coming up in local food threads. Is it actually worth a detour in 2026, and what dish should I order first? Also curious… Stopping through Manila on a trip soon and Zeny's Fastfood and Restaurant keeps coming up in local food threads. Is it actually worth a detour in 2026, and what dish should I order first? Also curious what the prices are like now.
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I stopped by the one near Quiapo last year and the longganisa silog was the standout, garlic rice done properly. Budget around 120 to 150 pesos for a full meal with drinks. Go before noon, the lunch crowd fills it fast.

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Longganisa silog is the right call there, sweet and garlicky with a good snap. Ask for extra atchara on the side, it cuts the richness. Weekends the line snakes past the door by 11:30 so aim earlier.

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Not sure about 2026 prices but try the tapsilog, it's hard to mess up.

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Fair point on tapsilog, though the tocilog at their Makati branch holds up better and runs about 130 pesos.

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The tocino there does have a better char on it, no argument. Just check the branch hours before you trek out, some of their spots close by 7pm on weekdays.

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Ermita branch stays open till 9.

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Great Shakes near Manila: worth the trip in 2026?

fmd_goodGreat Shakes Corporation · #manila #milkshakes #makati
Visiting Manila in 2026 and someone told me Great Shakes is a must for milkshakes. Is it worth going out of my way for, and what's the best way to get there from Makati? Also any idea what a shake cos… Visiting Manila in 2026 and someone told me Great Shakes is a must for milkshakes. Is it worth going out of my way for, and what's the best way to get there from Makati? Also any idea what a shake costs these days?
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I've only been to the one in Greenbelt, not the original, and it hit the spot. From Makati just take a Grab, maybe 150 to 250 pesos depending on traffic. A large shake runs around 180 to 220 these days.

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greenbelt's solid but the OG stall's ube shake is thicker & worth the extra hassle if ur up north anyway

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The original stall on Bautista Street in San Juan is the one people mean, and it's a different beast from the mall kiosks. If you're staying in Ermita, a jeep to Quiapo then a short ride gets you close. Budget around 200 for a large.

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great shakes is fine but not worth crossing town for tbh. if ur already near robinsons manila or lrt pedro gil its a quick jeep ride, otherwise skip it and grab something cold where u are. prices? around 150 to 200 for a regular

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