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Just had late lunch here and hubby and I ordered the following:- tawilis- adobong pusit- sizzling tadyang ng baka- yangchow rice - breakfast meal (tap…
Lai Lozada
Morielli’s
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The ambience is cozy and there numerous choices. The menu is a good mix of Filipino and international dishes. The best dish we've tried is the Sisig Q…
John Patrick Henry Ong
Morielli’s
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The ambiance is good. Taste of food is good also. The best part of it, they have souvenir upon leaving. Their price is affordable. Must try.…
Adriel
Morielli’s
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8 Reviews on “Morielli’s”
The ambience is cozy and there numerous choices. The menu is a good mix of Filipino and international dishes. The best dish we’ve tried is the Sisig Quesadilla and the Tijuana Tres Tacos. Service staff are courteous and very helpful. Will definitely come back.
The ambiance is good. Taste of food is good also. The best part of it, they have souvenir upon leaving. Their price is affordable. Must try.
Had a great dinner time here w/ family. Cozy place, food is great especially bulalo, wifi zone & art corner where you can draw, color & post while waiting for the food.
Great restaurant and small lodge in one go in Tagaytay! Interiors are not fancy, but their food is quite good and reasonably priced. Mixing Filipino favorites with international dishes, some classics, others with twists of modern-day appeal.Make sure to give them your given name at the start and they’ll give you a nice surprise in the end! Sort of a memento of your visit.MUST TRY:+Pepper Rice Surprise: their special fried rice served in a big green pepper (or Jalapeño)+Adobong Pusit con Carnitas (stir fried squid with meat; so good we ordered two more for the group) +Lechon ala Morielli’s – their take on lechon kawali I think, or deep fried pork belly+Sisig Quesadillas
i’ve read about their pepper rice surprise and it did not disappoint. the staff was quick to refill my bottomless iced tea and to serve my strawberry ice cream upon request. they give out souvenirs for first time visitors: a piece of paper where they try to describe you as a person with just your name. the ambience was perfect and there were artwork on the walls (looked like from other visitors) will be back to try their other dishes.
I came here because of all the glowing reviews and I wasn’t disapponted. The food is good and not over-seasoned, meaning you will get the real taste of the food without it being very salty or oily. I loved the stuffed bell pepper although I wanted the green pepper but the only had the red one available. The staff are super accomodating. The interior was relaxing and well put-together. The restrooms were nice and clean, spacious and with toilet paper. We were also given the surprise and souvenir of knowing the meanings of our names since it was our first time dining there.
Went here for lunch as this resto is quite near where we were staying in Tagaytay. We ordered the usual fare of Nilgang Bulalo (of course!) and Sizzlig Sisig, among other viands. The owner got our names and printed out the meaning of our names as our souvenirs. I think that’s a pretty nice touch. beingjellybeans.com