While in the area of BF Homes with my family one Sunday, we opted to have some Spanish cuisine for our late lunch and ended up in Las Paellas Cafe - renovated a few months back on Aguirre Avenue.

Appearance-wise, the exteriors are simple and straightforward while the interiors, even more so. The place is well-lit, clean and can seat several big groups as most of their food seems to be family-style or for sharing.

Service-wise, the staff were kind, courteous and efficient. The only awkward thing was that they had about three staff members sitting in one table near the counter (on break I assume) who wouldn't even acknowledge us even if we had a difficult time calling someone over.

Food-wise, we thoroughly enjoyed everything that was ordered:

Oysters Rockfeller (P295)
Our starter was a plate of six oysters, baked in bechamel sauce with mozarella and bacon. Considering that only three out of the five in our group wanted this - it was a good side-dish. 

Clam chowder soup (P175/cup)
There is an option to get this in a bread bowl, but from prior experiences we opted to get a cup to taste instead. It was a hearty serving and very tasty as well. 

Chorizo Sisig (P335)
Probably the best thing we got, the pork sisig mixed with Spanish chorizo and egg on a sizzling plate had great flavour and texture. We scraped it clean! 

Marinara (P545) | Negra (P545)
One order was good for 2-3 people, so we got two types of paella. The red - saffron rice with clams, mussels, shrimps and fish and the black - squid ink paella with grilled squid and garlic mayonnaise. The red was really good with just the right amount of protein to rice, while the black actually seemed a but underwhelming as it had almost a soup-like texture to it and the taste of alcohol was slightly evident. Still, we ate finished them up. 

Over-all, I am giving this restaurant a 4.0 for the quality of their food was definitely worth the price. The service could use some improvement but was far from disappointing. I do look forward to possibly coming back and would definitely recommend this place to Spanish-loving foodies.

Their paellas were good, initially we wanted Negra but it wasn't available. Frozen Bravo was also great. Nice staff but, yeah not much to rave about.