Prime Days Restaurant: Affordable and Accessible

Prime Days Restaurant

Affordable and Accessible

We were finally able to get a vacant parking

at Prime Days Restaurant after the opening

day chaos of the SuperMetro Gaisano, a huge

hypermarket located in front, had weaned out.

It is located at the ground floor of Prime Days Hotel, 
still undergoing construction and set to open in August.

We almost backed out when we heard a whirring sound

coming from the hotel construction upstairs that was working

overtime. We were worried about the dust, but the place

looked clean, it was well lighted so we decided to stay.

We ordered Hototay Soup and it tasted very good.

This is one of the best versions of this dish in the city.

Just as we thought it was the start of something good,

they served the Sweet and Sour Fish, which was more

of a sour fish as we couldn’t taste and trace of sweetness

in the dish like they have forgotten to add the sugar on it.

No one wanted to touch the Spicy Spare Ribs with a

ten foot pole as it was nothing but a scary, big slab of

fat, looking like a menacing heart attack in a platter.

The Seafood Chopsuey was a life saver as it

was  the most palatable dish in this restaurant.

We were still hungry as we there was nothing left

for us to eat but the soup and the chopsuey so we

ordered Lomi to fill up but it was a disappointment.

The soup wasn’t thick as what a real lomi should be.

Instead it looked and tasted like a salty Mami.

There is no reason that Prime Days Restaurant would not click

price- wise and location- wise as it is affordable and accessible.

Taste- wise? They still, have a lot of catching up to do before

both the hotel and restaurant finally become fully operational