where to eat in cubao – The Hungry Traveler PH

Since the economy is slowly getting back again, some of the restaurants are already starting to reopen too. And this one in Cubao is an example.

The Safe House, is your newest chill place in Cubao. They just opened last week and with its vibrant look, we must say that this place will really come a long way.

NOTES: Due to the community quarantine, they are strictly observing the safety protocols. They are only allowing 50% capacity of the place. You must reserve a slot first before going there.

the safe house cubao — We just removed our mask for a second for this picture hehe

In our experience, upon entering the place, you must need to confirm first your reservation. After that, you need to fill out a form for contract tracing and a temperature check before you enter the grass area.

NOTE: You need socks if you want to chill at the grass area. If you don’t have any, you can avail some at the counter.

And since it’s also our first time to chill after 7 months of quarantine, we really enjoyed at The Safe House. First, because of the colorful and lively ambiance.

They also have tables and chairs outside the grass area. But unfortunately, since we went there on a rainy weekend, we didn’t have much photos on this area.

At The Safe House, you can either enjoy the live band, watch a movie, or just chill with your family and friends. On the day of our visit, it’s an acoustic-kind-of-night!

And since it’s a bar and grill, we ordered some food and drinks to enjoy the night while enjoying the music.

For the Pica-Pica, we got some kropek, dynamite, chicharong bulaklak, and chicken lollipop.

For the Sizzlers, we got Dinakdakan and Sisig but we didn’t have any picture of the Sisig because it was consumed immediately. LOL

All that we got were super good. In fact, it’s gone in a few seconds! Especially the Chicharong Bulaklak. LOL

It’s already too late when we realized that they also have rice meals inside. But since our friends didn’t have their dinner yet, they still ordered after eating the pica-pica and sizzlers. HAHA

For the drinks, we got some tower and some bucket.

We also got to try one of the milk tea shop inside The Safe House, which is Tipsy Tea. We tried the milk tea with Baileys, Khalua, and Frangelico. A milk tea and beer combination! Who’s up?

Here are some other rules at The Safe House:

1. Observe proper dress code—men wearing sleeveless/sando are not allowed inside.

2. No ID, No Entry. Please present a valid ID upon entering.

3. No Face Mask and Face shield, NO entry.

4. Persons with 37 and above temperature will be denied entry.

5. Liquors will not be served to minors (below 18 years old).

6. Firearms and deadly weapons are not allowed inside.

7. No outside food allowed.

8. Observe proper decorum during your entire stay, otherwise, we’ll be forced to ask you to leave the premises.

9. We have the right to refuse entry or ban anyone from entering the premises should we feel appropriate.

OVERALL RATING

Food – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Price – ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Service – ⭐⭐⭐

Ambiance – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Location – ⭐⭐⭐⭐

We missed chilling with our friends. But don’t forget to follow the safety protocols. We noticed that all of the tables have an alcohol, a literal alcohol which is good. It’s a reminder that we’re still aware that there’s still a virus. Thank you so much The Safe House for the chill experience! Can’t wait to go back when everything’s normal!