Beans Restaurants in Metro Manila
The best places in Metro Manila to eat Beans. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Metro Manila who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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3.7
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3.7
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City: Metro Manila, The Fort Strip, 26th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"As the name suggests this place is really a cool place if you are looking for a good old rock vibe. There is a live band there, "Trinidad" (really cool, bubbly band that you won’t get bored) that plays classic and old school rock by local and international artists: Aerosmith, The Killers, Bon Jovi, Eraserheads, and so on On Wednesdays they have this "Rock-Eoke Night" which is basically a song upon request, but the twist is that you can sing it yourself on stage! With the help of alcohol you can certainly cope ... haha <br>
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We always order the Classic Nachos (P345) for dinner - not just cheese, but also a wonderful portion of tomatoes, olives, onions and beef! A large portion and a group of 4-5 can even be satisfied. Mozzarella sticks are really a must, which is very cheap for P195. Their garlic parmesan buffalo wings are good too, crispy but not that oily, and the taste of parmesan makes it more remarkable! <br>
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3.6
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3.6
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City: Metro Manila, Second Floor, BGC Stopover Pavillion, Rizal Drive Corner 31st Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"The soba set is a meal definitely good for 2 - well, if one of the 2 aint a big eater as you, then you're set to be full. got the all star tempura soba (hot) set plus the (i forgot) cheese filled fried fish cake. the all star tempura set is a basket of fried pieces of tiger prawn, salmon, squid, kakaige, mushroom, beans, kani and fish served w/ jap rice, compliments and that hot bowl of soba - i prefer the udon, btw. the fried cheesed fish cake was bland, but when drenched in their soy sauce w/ chili dust, its becomes bold and delish. the place was cold, not because it rained, but because they felt spending on electricity cold, haha. crowds are liking the place in fairness, they have more customers than the nearby fast food."
4.1
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4.1
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City: Metro Manila, 5362 General Luna Street, Poblacion, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"We went here on a friend's recommendation as she heard about it through others and I thought it was a good place. As for my friends thugh, they weren't really a fan. <br>
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As for me, I though their food was good. We had their samgyeopsal with the side dishes, and an order of gimbap and teok-bok-gi. The gimbap was good as it the ingredients were all well balanced. I did not think any component overpowered the other, though some had longer vegetables for design which I personally could do without. The teok-bok-gi was a table favorite as it had the good heat. Their sauce was really good because it was not really sweet or sour, just packing that heat. The side dishes that came were: kimchi which was appropriate and it tasted okay; zucchini with the same sauce as the teok-bok-gi which I really like putting in my lettuce wrap with the meat as it had some freshness and heat; radish slices which my friend did not like as it had a really strong vinegary or other taste but I find it good when I put it in my lettuce wrap with other side dishes combined as it enhanced flavor; fish cake was also good but it was basic; bean sprouts which everyone may not like has it had soy beans on them but I did not mind; lettuce thouh unfortunately they did not have other variety of leaves; and egg which was so light and fluffy. The samgyeopsal was good but not the best I have had but with the right mix in the wrap and it is amazing.<br>
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The servers cook and cut the meat for you. They were attentive when needed and are accommodating. Unfortunately, side dishes are refillable ONCE. For us group of 4, it was enough with 3 orders of samgyeopsal. But I am not sure about their policies for bigger groups. This would be unfortunate for really heavy eaters. <br>
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I would personally come here again."
3.8
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3.8
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City: Metro Manila, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"I've been on a bingsu craze lately and i just had to try Seol & Bean. I went on a Friday afternoon and it was actually pretty quiet as we were the only ones there.<br>
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the place looked nice. There were a lot of tables and had tv with soft music in the background. Great for cutting through awkward silences but not loud enough to interrupt conversation.<br>
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Service: pretty fast but i can't vouch for the consistency since as i've said, we were the only ones there at the time<br>
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Food:<br>
• Mango cheese bingsu - it was good and not too sweet. The mangoes were sweet and the subtle saltiness of the cheese really tried the other sweet elements together nicely.<br>
• Choco banana bingsu - the two flavors are known to work together pretty good and this bingsu was one shining example of it.<br>
• Oreo bingsu - by far my favorite. I didn't really expect much from this one since the flavor is pretty generic already but surprisingly, for me, this was the best.<br>
***you can actually ask for extra condensed milk which we did (see photos below). Our sweet tooth will not be shamed."
4.1
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4.1
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City: Metro Manila, The Forum, 7th Avenue Corner Federacion Drive, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"Yoree Korean Dining is one of my favorite restaurants in Korea. We always go to the BGC branch. <br>
Each table has a charcoal grill so everything is freshly cooked and hot. <br>
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My husband, my children and I each ordered the Lunch B course, which costs P898 per person, at least 2 orders. It's an 8-course lunch that starts with juk, a Korean congee, and 3 starters. Juk is a bit like congee, but finer. The 3 starters consisted of cucumber, kimchi and muchim. But they gave us 4 starters one of which was sweet savory eggplant. <br>
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Then we each got gyeranjjim, a light and super fluffy steamed egg that was served in a hot stone bowl. It is exquisite! It's a great accompaniment to all of the tasty dishes that would follow. <br>
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We all had a serving of Haemul Japchae (Seafood Japchae). Very tasty and cooked in parchment paper ... I don't know how that affects the taste but it certainly adds to the presentation points. You don't skimp on seafood. <br>
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Then we had Yangneom Galbi, marinated USDA prime short rib, served with prawns. According to the menu there is octopus but beef and shrimp were all we got. <br>
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One thing I love about Yoree is that the quality of the meat is always top notch. The beef we had was no exception - extremely tender, flavorful, and simply delicious. <br>
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We also had Chadol Duinjang Jjigae, a USDA beef tenderloin, tofu, and vegetable stew in a hot pot. It's a spicy soup that is to Koreans what Sinigang is to Filipinos (but it's not spicy). My husband and kids thought it was too spicy, but I just thought it was okay. <br>
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We were supposed to be getting mul naengmyon, or buckwheat noodles with beef broth, but it wasn't available so they replaced it with bibimbap. Neither of us has anything against it, because Yorees bibimbap is super tasty. Also, I think a rice dish like bibimbap goes better with grilled meat than pasta. <br>
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Our last hearty dish was samgyeopsal, pork belly. You will be served fried kimchi. Again really first class meat. I should mention that you can have unlimited green salads with your meal. <br>
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The last course is dessert and we all have patbingsu. The milky shaved ice is so fine that it has a powdery texture. It is topped with sweet ripe mango cubes, red bean paste, and candied walnuts. It's sooo good. Deliciously milky with a hint of sweetness, tartness and crunch. <br>
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My husband, the kids, and I all agree that Yoree Korean Dining is one of the best places to get Korean food here in Metro Manila. While it is way more expensive than the usual Korean BBQ buffets, there is no comparison when it comes to food quality. You get nothing less than premium meat when you dine at the Yoree. They serve all Korean dishes to boot. Some of the cheap places mix non-Korean dishes into their menus and spreads. No short cuts here. <br>
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The service is nice and efficient. They grill and cut the meat for you. All you have to do is get involved! It doesn't get as smoky as most other places either. While your clothes inevitably have the very slight smell of crickets, they won't be overwhelming. Ordering menus is the way to go as it is more economical and you can try more dishes."
3.2
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3.2
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City: Metro Manila, 5650 Don Pedro Street, Poblacion, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"Authentic korean food.<br>
You can opt to have them grill the meat for you.<br>
Love the refillable side dishes ????<br>
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Beef short rib stew 4.5/5<br>
Bean curd and seafood stew 3.5/5<br>
Chapchae 4/5<br>"
3.5
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3.5
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City: Metro Manila, Ground Floor, Blue Sapphire Building, 2nd Avenue Corner 30th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Beer, Wifi, No Parking Available, Takeaway
3.8
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3.8
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City: Metro Manila, 5059 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"We were supposed to eat in Matgalne but there’s no electricity, we then did a search on google and found this. Luckily, they are serving unlimited korean pork and beef with the price is 499/person which is not bad. The owners are Koreans and the servers are Filipinos. I love the way the meat is rolled served in the plate and it looks attractive. There’s a free instant ramen served with the unli pork and beef with a lot of side dishes including fish cakes, sweet and spicy baby potatoes, mashed sweet potato, kimchi and lots more. The waitresses were very accomodating, me and my friends were very satisfied and happy with the food and the service."
3.8
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3.8
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City: Metro Manila, The Fort Strip, 26th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"A classic casual dining establishment for many Filipinos in search of ribs. Their sauce a favorite among family and friends. Try their full rack and the brick onion. Those are the best. Although they have good ribs, the presentation really needs some work.
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City: Metro Manila, Don Pedro Street, Poblacion, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines
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$3.2