An Island that grills - GUILLY'S
Restaurant Grills have started to grow in the Philippines. The popular ones are Dencio's, Gerry's and Gilligan's to name a few. The newest addition to this growing segment that is also gaining popularity is Guilly's Island. Sta. Rosa City is fortunate enough to have one of their branches which, is specifically located in another booming community of Paseo de Sta. Rosa 3. Basically, this resto offers delicious foods at very affordable prices. We just paid a total bill of P600++ inclusive of taxes and service charge. This is already our second time to dine here, and tastewise we can rate it 4 out of 5 spoons. They also serve quite fast! Other than that, the food is not only limited to grilled, sizzling and fried, they have pastas and salads too. Overall, this island is really up and ready for the competition.
We normally order 3 -4 types of dishes on the average in sampling a restaurant (just enough for our tummy to carry). Here we sampled - Bulalo (bone marrow soup), Sotanghon Guisado (Stir- fried rice noodles) and Tofu with oyster sauce.
The Sotanghon Guisado (P160) has pronounced sesame note which complemented the sauted character of the dish. Generously served with vegetables.
Tofu with Oyster Sauce P90As always, oyster sauce never fails in providing a good flavor; generally acceptable only, the tofu has a slight sourish aftertaste
Bulalo Soup P230Flavourful and juicy, the meat's texture is just right (not too tough, not too soft), the vegetables balanced the overall taste of the soup
If you're dining as a group, you might want to try their Anchor's Away Treats ("Treats for 6") for only P1000++. Each set menu includes around five dishes with unlimited plain rice and bottomless iced tea. A real treat! If your group is more than six, you can just add some a la carte choices in the set. Their Boneless Crispy Pata is a must try, so yummy!Guilly's Island
Unit 21A/B Paseo III Almeda Drive,
Paseo de Sta. Rosa, Sta. Rosa City, Laguna
(049) 544 0541
(049) 544 0541
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