On the main dining area are long tables meant for big families and there were seats that I think were meant for at most 4 people. We were 4, my husband and 2 kids, but I thought the seats meant for 4 aren’t enough. My daughters were thin and yet, we find it quite hard to move around with our things. These seats will only be perfect for 2. You don’t want your elbows hitting each other while you eat.
The afternoon mass at the Holy Family Chapel is from 11 am to 12 noon so we were there at the restaurant by 12. The place wasn’t full when we went in but I realized this was just so because they accept reservations. After 30 minutes, the place was full. So if you plan to dine here, make sure to reserve especially if you are going on a weekend.
The Food
Generally, I’ll give their food a high mark, let’s just say we enjoyed them. Food experiences are always unique and there are so many complicated ways how you can judge food. I have my own basis and these are what I wrote down. First basis on my score is the amount of salt in the food. We are not fond of salty food and here, their more of flavor rather than being salty. Second basis is the variety. I think they have everything in here, though not that abundant as compared to much bigger buffet restaurants in the city. They also have several food items which I haven’t tasted before. For petite people like me, it’s already a huge world of food in here and as I aptly titled my post, one day won’t be enough to enjoy all of them.
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