American and Filipino Favorites starting at P250 for P500 worth of food and drinks at Bob’s Restaurant

Bacolod has always been known among Filipinos as the “City of Smiles”; but throughout its existence, also had many different nicknames such as “Football City of The Philippines”, “MMA land”, “The City of Many Nicknames.” Taste Bobcolod here in Manila with today’s Groupon to Bob’s Restaurant:

• P250 for P500 worth of food and drinks for 2 people
• P450 for P1000 worth of food and drinks for 4 people
• P600 for P1500 worth of food and drinks for 6 people

Years of excellent food and service have now found its way from the City of Smiles to the doorstep of Makati City with Bob’s Restaurant. With this Groupon, try Bob's bountiful menu choices and their gastronomic best sellers such as their Lechon Macao (P225), Baby Back Ribs (P299), Tapa ni Lola with Rice (P180), and Bob's Famous Sate Babe with Sate Rice (P145) which is a family favorite, grilled chicken with sweet and nutty satay sauce. For those who can’t choose what part of the food chain to eat from, Their Western Favorites (P995) contains Pork Ribs, Beef Ribs, Barbecue Chicken, Baked Potatoes, Baked Beans, Onion Rings, Corn and Carrots and is good for 4-5 hungry people. Moreover, desserts such as the Mango Pavlova, a luscious meringue cake smothered with syrupy mangoes and whipped cream (P120), Sinful Fudge Chocolate Cake (P115), and Cherry Yogurt Cheesecake (P115) not only trigger salivary glands drooling for more but keep cravings and bickering missuses at peace.

 

Aside from their ample food and dessert choices, Bob's prides themselves a casual and comfortable atmosphere, with a warm and hospitable staff waiting to meet, greet and serve you.

REVIEWS

Though I was craving for the Sate Babe, I couldn't resist ordering their Baby Back Ribs with Onion Rings (P299), simply because during my college days, I always wanted to order this, but it was out of my price range. Now that I'm a working boy, I can afford a P300 meal. For its price, The ribs are really well worth it. I recently ate ribs at another, (supposedly) more upscale restaurant, and i was sorely disappointed with the amount of actual meat on the ribs. Bob's Ribs are so tender, they slide clean off the bone, the way you'd expect a more expensive place such as Tony Roma's would (maybe not exactly the same way, but pretty darn close). The only difference would be the sauce, as Bob's uses a more homemade type of BBQ sauce, that tastes like a mixture of ketchup, vinegar and sugar that gives the meat a sweet, tangy taste. The bones are wrapped in a thick slab of meat, and trimmed with a reasonable amount of fat that would satisfy fat lovers (such as myself), and not gross people who look for leaner meats (also known as "weirdos"). It came with three delicious pieces of deep fried Onion Rings, which made me decide to order an entire plate of it next time. 
-- thepickiesteater