Chowking - Santa Ana

What irritates me in Chowking is the fact that regardless of the store you visit, Manager is always inside the kitchen or office most especially during peak hours. When its peak, staff are left to decide on their own. Worst, customers are then taken for...granted. For my visit last May 1 many products are not available to think that it is a holiday. Management failed to anticipate...tsk tsk tsk. Asked for a soup, arrived after 7mins. And staff seemed irritated when a customer calls them. While at the counter, I actually witnessed a complaint by a balikbayan customer because his orders were wrong. You know what the Cashier said? Yan po ang tinuro nyo kanina! And as usual, manager is nowhere to be found. (This is the same also in their Alabang El Molito Branch. This is what you will usually experience in Chowking. If you have a choice, choose another resto.

What irritates me in Chowking is the fact that regardless of the store you visit, Manager is always inside the kitchen or office most especially during peak hours.When its peak, staff are left to decide on their own. Worst, customers are then taken for granted.For my visit last May 1 - many products are not available to think that it is a holiday. Management failed to anticipate...tsk tsk tsk.Asked for a soup, arrived after 7mins. And staff seemed irritated when a customer calls them. While at the counter, I actually witnessed a complaint by a balikbayan customer because his orders were wrong. You know what the Cashier said? "Yan po ang tinuro nyo kanina!" And as usual, manager is nowhere to be found.(This is the same also in their Alabang El Molito Branch.)This is what you will usually experience in Chowking. If you have a choice, choose another resto.

Even if it's cold in Tagaytay, I always drop by here to order a Halo Halo, beef chao pan and beef siomai. There's a lot of viand to choose from and they have a very affiordable prices.

We just stopped there because we wanted something quick on our way back from Tagaytay to Manila. It was nothing exciting. Their food was satisfactory. Nothing to really complain about. My husband who has never had Halo-halo before really enjoyed it there, although I found it average. Prices were reasonable.

Different from other fastfood. I like their soups, the Lomi and certainly the Wonton Mami, delicious, but even their "tokwa" soyameat is nicer than what you get on other places. Above all, Pseo is a very lively place were you can shop till you drop!