Cocomoon Bar Restaurant - Manila

This is my restaurant. I feel like home when I'm here. From the owner to the employees, their kind of service is so amazing. Come on, and you'll be back. Tara na!

Good food and service is great.. Love this place coz i like design beer.

I take only one fried chicken for two, and it was really too much ! It was really good, the spicy sauce is fine but strong. Good ambiance even if the music is a little loud. Waitress are really kind

An unfortunate restaurant that is struggling with identity. I've been to this restaurant many times during my stay in the Manilla, and as much as I want to love it, certain quirks and little problems drag the experience down. The atmosphere is too moody to be inviting, and it's hard to even make out the restaurant from the outside, not to mention there's barely any customers as far as I can tell, even during dinner, a rarity among restaurants in Manilla. The restaurant appears to stay afloat due to the local Korean community, but it seems to fail to attract many customers. The food, while good at some places seem to either not match the restaurant, or are very lackluster. You'd expect a grill, a roast, a steak, chicken or maybe typical Spanish food from such a restaurant, not Italian or Asian. The beef is too well done, and the chicken is dry, the things that the restaurant does relatively well seems to be Italian, but you wouldn't think that by looking at the front door. The menu is confused and long, there's too much for the staff too handle. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that there was Lasagna on the menu, Lasagna which, took ages to come out, and was lackluster at best. I was probably the only person to order it in a long time. The Restaurants seemingly signature dish of melted five cheese sauce is, while enjoyable, overtly greasy. I suspect that they just throw and melt cheese in the oven. I really want this place to stay, but the confused menu with complicated items, and the overbearing decor simply turn a lot of people off.

An unfortunate restaurant that is struggling with identity. I've been to this restaurant many times during my stay in the Manilla, and as much as I want to love it, certain quirks and little problems drag the experience down. The atmosphere is too moody to be inviting, and it's hard to even make out the restaurant from the outside, not to mention there's barely any customers as far as I can tell, even during dinner, a rarity among restaurants in Manilla. The restaurant appears to stay afloat due to the local Korean community, but it seems to fail to attract many customers. The food, while good at some places seem to either not match the restaurant, or are very lackluster. You'd expect a grill, a roast, a steak, chicken or maybe typical Spanish food from such a restaurant, not Italian or Asian. The beef is too well done, and the chicken is dry, the things that the restaurant does relatively well seems to be Italian, but you wouldn't think that by looking at the front door. The menu is confused and long, there's too much for the staff too handle. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that there was Lasagna on the menu, Lasagna which, took ages to come out, and was lackluster at best. I was probably the only person to order it in a long time. The Restaurants seemingly signature dish of melted five cheese sauce is, while enjoyable, overtly greasy. I suspect that they just throw and melt cheese in the oven. I really want this place to stay, but the confused menu with complicated items, and the overbearing decor simply turn a lot of people off.