Aroi Mak - Logan

My wife and I really enjoyed the food, however, there were bugs, flies, dogs (with fleas) laying on your feet, a part-time day care with little kids (and others) laying around or on cell phones and the place was generally quite dirty. One younger fellow seemed to be aware of this and did a good job while the rest was very marginal at best. We really liked the food but were hesitant to go there.

If you like Thai food, it's very authentic. It was excellent. Good service and nice atmosphere. It's right on the beach facing the village harbor where all of the boats come in.I ate at several resturants in Malapascua in the week that I was there and this was by far the best food I had

After several days passing by and trying out all the other restaurants nearby in vain, i finally noticed the signal reading "traditional thai foods" here and decided to stop by after a hungry diving day, and i'm happy i didthis is a real restaurant in that when you ask "spicy or not" they'll let you decide it, and they also accepted to make the spring roll vegetarian as requested by mewhen i asked for taking-away i was even astonished they had very formal paper packing box and plastic pot for the dressing sauce, so i took some spring rolls away for a simple lunch on my way back to cebu, which made me very happy

We ordered like six dishes, no one of them available. No one vegetable dish in the menu available! So we left and they charged a bottle of beer even we didn't start! Bad start for a new restaurant. I understand now why was empty everyday.... never will go back again!

I didn't think the service or the food was good and I also thought it was too expensive. I have lived in Thailand and didn't find the food a favorable comparison. Because the Philippines is so close to Thailand I had high expectations. I would not recommend thee to anyone.