What are the top rated restaurants in Makati where I can eat Pollo Al Curry?

The most popular Pollo Al Curry restaurants in Makati are: Simply Thai Union Jack Tavern Wee Nam Kee Next Door Noodles Paris Delice

How much does on average costs Pollo Al Curry

On average Pollo Al Curry costs $8.1. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Pollo Al Curry Restaurants in Makati

The best places in Makati to eat Pollo Al Curry. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Makati who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Simply Thai

3.6

City: Makati, Level 1, Greenbelt 5, Ayala Center, Greenbelt, Makati City, Philippines

"If yu are craving for Thia cuisine, this place is a good idea. It can be a bit pricey, but the food is ????????. Thai iced tea - 10 Pad thai - 9 Thai green chicken curry - 9 Salad - 6 (too much cilantro) Shrimp - 8"

##78 Asiatic in Makati

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#78 Asiatic in Makati

Union Jack Tavern

City: Makati, Cityland Condo III Building, 105 V. A. Rufino Corner Esteban Street, Legaspi Village, Makati City, Philippines

"Union Jack Tavern Makati, a former bar called Murphy's, is a British pub and restaurant that offers a variety of authentic British dishes. It looks intimidating from the front, but the place looks cozy inside. And that's exactly what the owners envisioned having a pub for foreigners and locals to just watch the game or meet up with friends with their favorite beer and barchow. In addition to the usual barchow, there are fish and chips and cakes, which are good for lunch or dinner. I personally enjoyed the fish and chips. For P425 you get a large, battered fish platter that is served with huge french fries. Squeeze some lemon on the fish and off you go. This was really enough to satisfy my protein fixation! I also liked the Spicy Buffalo Wings (P295). Indeed, if you like sharp, this will make the cut. This would make you reach for glasses of your homemade iced tea even more! This dish comes with celery sticks and a blue cheese dip that compliments the flavorful wings nicely. UJT also serves cakes made with their signature bisto sauce. The Shepherds' Pie (P425) lives up to its home cooking status with a creamy and cheesy mashed potato on a hearty, meaty base. Other favorites are the steak pie and the chicken and mushroom pie, both at P395. All cakes are served with two side dishes of your choice. You can choose from mashed peas, baked beans, french fries, hand-cut french fries, corn and carrots, mixed vegetables, French bread or regular rice. There was also leg of lamb with a delicious barbecue sauce and a sausage roll, which was best eaten with a mustard dip. I like that their cakes look rustic and homemade, but are big enough to share. The pastries are flaky and satisfying and go well with any meat and sauce filling. The chicken quesadilla is also a must. These are perfectly seasoned fried chicken breast strips with melted cheese, green chillies, and white onions in a large flour tortilla. Dip it in garlic sour cream and tomato salsa and this makes for a great starter! They also have British-Indian dishes like chicken curry and chicken tikka masala, both served with fragrant basmati rice or pratha bread. The basmati rice was well done, although I was looking for the usual butter that goes on top. Both portions of curry and tikka masala were served hot with chicken and potato pieces. I have to say I would have liked bigger pieces of chicken as these tend to get lost in the sauce. UJT is also suitable for all ages. As a parent, it was a pleasure to see that they have a kids menu and mini-shop selling imported chocolates and sweet treats. I eyed the candy eggs as we left! UJT Makati is indeed a gem in Legaspi Village. I would return primarily to ensure the goodness of the convenience food they offer with their fish and chips and shepherd pie. Second, because the ambience reminds me a lot of McLarens', the pub from my favorite sitcom How I Met Your Mother. Finally, I definitely agree with the owner's vision of having a place just around the corner where you can just hang out by yourself to enjoy a cold mug of your favorite beer after work, or to dine with your friends or relatives, a place where you can make everyone relax and unwind."

##21 Seafood in Makati

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#21 Seafood in Makati

Wee Nam Kee

3.6

City: Makati, Ayala Triangle Gardens, Salcedo Village, Makati City, 1226, Philippines

"We ordered the Hainanese Chicken Curry Noodles and Hainanese Chicken Platter for 2. The chicken was good but we got a little disappointed with the serving portion. Not really a fan of this chicken and I really can't compare it with the one I tasted in SG. I love the dipping and ginger sauce that comes with it tho. What I loved the most tho was their laksa chicken! The soup was so creamy and yummy! It's not too spicy and you can still adjust it with their available chili. It's advisable that you get the noodles separately on your bowl before you pour the soup from their serving kettle. The noodles have the tendency to get soggy. It was lunchtime so the place is quite packed with office workers. Service is ok so far."

##14 Cafés in Makati

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Next Door Noodles

3.6

City: Makati, 7876 Makati Avenue, Poblacion, Makati City, 1226, Philippines

"Being one of the most comfortable place to be full, my colleagues and I used to stay here for more than a couple of hours. We usually go here after shift to eat heavy breakfast and tell stories of the week. My personal favorites are the following: Anchovy rice with lechon macau, boneless chicken chops, steamed siomai, and mango sago for dessert! Just like when I eat at other restaurants that serve good food, I don't really care how expensive the bill may be. I enjoy eating here, and most of the time, that's what's important, right?"

##13 Cafés in Makati

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#13 Cafés in Makati