Located at the second floor of the terraces Ayala. This restaurant offers Cebuanos a different taste of flavors straight from Australia. The restaurant recently opened its door to the public and offers sumptuous dishes both to the taste buds and your eyes.

Upon entering the place the first thing you will notice is the modern interior, open kitchen and lots of paintings. The open kitchen gives the customer a complete view of what is happening at the kitchen. This type of setup is advantageous to the customer, since it assures them that their food is properly prepared and that cleanliness is important to the establishment.

The service of their staff is good since we were immediately attended upon entering the place. The only problem was their serving time. It took them more than an hour to serve all of our food. My brother and dad were the last ones to be served and they were already irritated, waiting for their food to be served. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they just recently opened, but they should solve this problem if they want people to return to their restaurant.

It was a good thing that their food tasted great. After my dad and brother tasted their food they began to cool down. The presentation of their dishes is quite good. They value presentation as much as taste in their dishes. This is also why it took them a long time to serve all the orders from their customers.

The dishes have distinct taste compared to other style of cooking. One thing I noticed is that they use oregano on almost all their dishes and that the flavors are not as strong compared to Filipino and Chinese cuisine. The pork and chicken meat is also tender and the flavors of their food perfectly blend with each other.

The prices are higher compared to most restaurants in the terraces but their servings are also bigger. You will also notice that the dishes you eat there are prepared by chefs and not any ordinary cook. The chefs have different uniforms since they come from different culinary schools.

Even though it took them a long time to serve our food, I enjoyed their dishes. I just hope that this wouldn’t happen the next time around. The only consolation for waiting over an hour for our food is the complementary dessert.

Pesto and macadamia nut encrusted parrot fish with potato wedges and green salad – 365

Pork fillet medallions and grilled prawns with grain mustard sauce and pesto spinach fettuccine – 275

Chicken breast wrapped pancetta on thyme garlic juice with corn sprouts and vegetable cous cous

Barbeque rum and honey baby back ribs with charred corn wedges and green salad 320

Blueberry date and chocolate chip crumble pie with vanilla gelato and chocolate sauce

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Lamesa Grill is Located at the Northwing In SM City Cebu. They offer a wide variety of filipino foods to cater the cravings of your taste buds. Although I have visited the place a couple of times, I only had the time to write this post now.
Some of the food in their menu are found in most restaurants here in Cebu but there are some dishes which are totally new to me. The flavors of their dishes have also some difference compared to the some of the filipino restaurants found here in Cebu.

Scallops - we ordered this for our appetizers. This is one of the few dishes found in almost any filipino restaurant here in Cebu.

Pinabarog nga Manok - I've tried ordering different kinds of fried chicken in a lot of restaurant here in Cebu and so far this is one of the dishes that has caought my attention. The presentation of this dish is totally different and something that I haven't seen before. The presentation of this dish definitely made it more appetizing. The dish also lived up to my expectations and was delicious and juicy.


Pancit Canton - another dish common to all filipino restaurants. This is a staple dish whenever we eat at a filipino restaurant cause this is one of my brothers favourite dishes.

Minced bangus with dried mango - I wasn't able to taste this dish, my mother ordered this dish and I am really not a fan of dried mangoes.

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Sisig Lumpia - a different way of combining two dishes into one. We ordered this dish out of curiousity and ended up loving it.

If you are in the mood for a different experience of filipino food, you should definitely consider trying Lamesa Grill. The food taste great and the service of their friendly staff are excellent.


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