A Place Formerly Know As "Steak it"

My boyfriend and I are looking for a place to eat in Tagaytay around 11:00pm. We are supposed to go to Army Navy or Yellow Cab but we decided to look for a place to eat that can't be found in Manila. Unfortunately all local native restaurants in Tagaytay are already closed until we saw the place formerly known as "Steak it". the photo above is one of the walls of the place so went inside and surprisingly even if there's a big signage with the name Steak it on. The menu is a little different compared to how it was way September of 2009.

Most items are taped now and no longer available I am a bit disappointed with what happened to this place although considering the prices.. It's okay..

We had just water and a glass of Royal because there's no coke or other drinks available. We waited for less than 10 minutes for our 2 T-bone steaks and mashed potatoes to arrive which is not bad... Their customer service is really great.

This is what my boyfriend had a well done T-bone steak.. Even if they didn't asked us how we want our steaks to be done but it's okay considering the size of the steak and how nice it taste. It just cost PHP89 with rice and buttered veggies.

And this is my order another well done T-bone steak which is just the way I like it.

This is our single order of mashed potatoes and the price is just 10 pesos for 2 scoops. It's not as tasty and creamy as what I am expecting. And the actual size of their serving is the size of a 5 peso coin in Diameter. But the great thing about it that would make me buy it again is it tastes like real potatoes far from what you can eat in other fast food catering restaurants.

This is the receipt of what we ate not bad for 2 large T-bone steak, orders of mashed potatoes, 1 extra rice, and a glass of Royal considering the taste of what they serve and the size plus the great service from people working in the restaurant they even took our picture.