Manila Bay Express
$ • Filipino, Asian Fusion, Asian
Hours:
6305 Main St, Grandview
(816) 558-8782
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If I could give them 10 stars, I would! Buffet is always great!
They were always good especially when the mom was there. I havent been there in a while. So, it was my bday and Went to eat buffet and invited my friends bragging that their food is great but in dismay, the food served were only few and we were like eating left overs. We had to tell them to refill and the lady was rude telling me “I know I know I see that” food was terrible like a dog food. I miss Norma. Customer seevice is 0 star and food is 1 star. Not worth of my money....read full review
They were always good especially when the mom was there. I havent been there in a while. So, it was my bday and Went to eat buffet and invited my friends bragging that their food is great but in dismay, the food served were only few and we were like eating left overs. We had to tell them to refill and the lady was rude telling me “I know I know I see that” food was terrible like a dog food. I miss Norma. Customer seevice is 0 star and food is 1 star. Not worth of my money....read full review
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 3PM |
Manila Bay Express offers good food, featuring standout dishes like chicken and Beef Lumpia. Customers have enjoyed meals such as fried chicken, crispy outside and juicy inside, and flavorful Pompano Fish platter, praised for its impactful taste. The restaurant's dining area is well organized and clean, though it could benefit from a quick floor sweep. It remains wheelchair accessible and is located in a medium-sized shopping center with ample parking. This kid-friendly place offers mango juice for children and provides a cozy atmosphere where guests can relax. The staff is friendly and provides a warm, personal touch, making it a hidden gem. Visitors can try dishes like Lechon Kawali, Calamari, and authentic meals such as pancit, lumpia, and sinigang. While some appetizers like Mozzarella sticks and Jalapeno Poppers are considered so-so, the lumpia and halo halo dessert are highly recommended for their delicious flavors. The restaurant now closes at 6 during winter, and meals can take some time as it may be run by a single person. Despite this, the owner is kind and accommodating. The menu offers a mix of Filipino, Thai, and Chinese flavors, making it an excellent choice for lunch or to-go dinners, with many customers planning to return even from a distance.