Assad Cafe Restaurant and Mini Mart
Assad Cafe Restaurant and Mini Mart is close to Assad Mini Mmart, United Nations Avenue, Paco, Fifth District, Manila, Capital District, Metro Manila, PH-00, 1007
- Address: Midtown Executive Homes, 1268 United Nations Ave, Paco, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
- Phone: +63 2 8526 1349
- Website: assadminimart.com
- Latitude, Longtitude: 14.5846666, 120.9920334
Assad Cafe Restaurant and Mini Mart, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9 AM | 9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM | 9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM | 9 PM for the week |
| Thursday | 9 AM | 9 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM | 9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM | 9 PM |
Assad Cafe Restaurant and Mini Mart reviews
Its a small cafe on United Nations Ave, near Khalsa Diwan temple. They serve Indian as well as Filipino food. Indian menu covers many dishes but the taste is nowhere close to good restaurants such as New Bombay. Given the price its still value for money though. Lassi is good and can be tried.
This is def not authentic Indian food. The Butter Naan was a joke, disgusting (see photo). The chana Kidal was eatable but too salty. Would not order it again. Staff could be more friendly and attentive.
I have heard about this restaurant alot but today was my first time to visit. Observation: …
Its a small cafe on United Nations Ave, near Khalsa Diwan temple. They serve Indian as well as Filipino food. Indian menu covers many dishes but the taste is nowhere close to good restaurants such as New Bombay. Given the price its still value for money though. Lassi is good and can be tried.
This is def not authentic Indian food. The Butter Naan was a joke, disgusting (see photo). The chana Kidal was eatable but too salty. Would not order it again. Staff could be more friendly and attentive.
I have heard about this restaurant a lot but today was my first time to visit.
Observation: …
Its a small cafe on United Nations Ave, near Khalsa Diwan temple.
The Butter Naan was a joke, disgusting (see photo).
The chana Kidal was eatable but too salty. Would not order it again.
Staff could be more friendly and attentive.
Its a small cafe on United Nations Ave, near Khalsa Diwan temple. Indian menu covers many dishes but the taste is nowhere close to good restaurants such as New Bombay.
Given the price its still value for money though. Lassi is good and can be tried.
This is def not authentic Indian food.
Would not order it again.
