Reviews Cafe France At Sm Mall Of Asia

Ambience : the couches were a bit old , tables are mostly clean , there’s no restroom inside the restaurant ( use the mall restrooms) , AC is cool

Food: I had the set meal which is perfect since it had soup, bread, salad , macaroons , pork, rice and iced tea.
Only for PHP 350.00 +

my friend and i had dinner here and we were really satisfied with the food! :) their seafood pasta was superb! we tried their 299 promo. Hope there is still a promo!!! we will definitely go back for their 299 unli promo!

This is for their NAIA terminal 2 branch...

Terminal 2 is notorious for not having many dining choices available. The smaller (but comfotable) terminal only has a couple of stalls available and a lot of them close early. Cafe France is the go-to stall for the munchies while waiting for your flight. Get ready for long lines!

Being very early (beat the traffic!) for our flight, we got pretty hungry while waiting. The allure of hot mocha and freshly made sandwiches became too much to resist. I had my usual tuna and onion on ciabatta and my husband had a coffee bun with his pizza bread. I thought the staff were relatively quick in serving the long line of customers. They handled themselves pretty well! I can't imagine doing that all day long, seriously!

Just a couple of tables available though... But you can borrow their newspapers to pass the time.

Visited this branch before doing my weekly grocery for a quick bite.

I enjoyed their food. Their baked parmesan cheese has been consistent eversince. What they did to the place was amazing as well. Interior was themed to be of France’s flag colors.

The food is just fair. Last visit, I ordered wagyu steak and I'm not that quite satisfied. Price ranges from Php 200 and up. Nice interior. It's a good place to hang-out and take photos.

Ambience: Warm and inviting
Food: Tastes good
Service: Efficient
Facilities : Well-maintained
Price: Affordable

Overall: Recommended for good dining (fast food style)

Since I've decided to remain single and not date anyone at all, I've come to realize that I will be going on a lot of solo dates which I will aptly call, solo eats. Here's part 2 of my solo eats the other day.

I went grocery shopping since B is about to start school and I needed to stock up on food he can take to school. Since it was already late, I figured there won't be any food at home so I headed to Cafe France. Surprisingly, they had something called Croffee which my curious mind couldn't pass up.

Croffee is croissant and coffee combined. It's actually pretty tasty though I think only hardcore fans of coffee will truly enjoy this. For me, I'd give it a 4 out of 5 stars and I'd definitely try it again the next time I have the chance.

I also had the Seafood Linguine Soup because though I am already serious with my desire to become healthier, I did not want to starve myself in doing so. I think that its wrong if I will do that.

The Seafood Linguine Soup was very tasty. I could definitely savor the crab, the fish, the scallop. and the shrimp. For such a small cup, it definitely brought a lot of power.

A good place if you want to have a light lunch or dinner. The place itself is a bit small so it can be filled up with people easily. You order food at the counter and wait for the waiter to serve you. I did notice that the staff is a bit slow clearing up tables and in serving the food. I don't know if they are understaffed or just under trained.  

Anyway, I ordered the seafood tray. This is a set tray that comes with soup, dessert and your choice of drink. For the seafood tray, it has half serving of Seafood marinara, half serving of seafood deluxe clubhouse sandwich, and a fruit and nut salad. The tray seems to be really loaded when it came. And the different components in the tray makes it "not nakakasawa" to eat. The seafood marinara is perfect, al dente linguini pasta with big pieces of shrimps in red sauce. The sandwich was also good, the filling was a combination of tuna, omelet, and kani salad. It doesn't taste fishy at all and has just the right amount of spice. The best part of the meal for me, was the fruit and nuts salad. It was light with the right amount of sweet and sour dressing, with added crunch of almond slivers on top. I can eat this salad all day long. I really didn't like the pumpkin soup that came with the meal, it doesn't seem to have enough pumpkin to call it that. The dessert was a bite size milk chocolate and the drink I chose was four seasons juice. By the way, the soup came with some croutons.

There are other things the menu that is worth having also. And they sell bread and pastries which you can take home on your way out.

I usually have breakfast here before going to work. However, there are only 2 types of bread I buy from Cafe France - Ham and Cheese Croissant (I like the softness of the cheese on top) and their 4-Cheese Pizza slice.