Kanto Music and Sound Bar in Makati

If you happen to be in Makati, and you just want to have a simple chill time with your friends without necessarily spending thousands of pesos, then this is the place for you.

Kanto Music and Sound bar located near Makati Square, Amorsolo San Lorenzo, Makati

The place is simply habit forming, they have some of the best Filipino foods.

If you are a foreigner and you want to sample top Filipino dishes then Kanto is highly recommended.

The place is comfortable, you are allowed to have a videoke with you and your guests, and there is not much distraction in the area.

You can comfortably sit 10 or more friends and have a relaxed time since the place is not too crowded.

One of the best dishes that I have tried in Kanto is the Kilawen.

I could not get over how good the Kilawen is, not to mention the prices are very affordable.

You can already enjoy dishes that are good for 2-4 people upon order without shelling out 300 pesos per dish, unlike other places in Makati.

The prices of the food range from 100 php to 300, and they already provide huge servings.

They also serve the best Filipino beers like Pale Pilsen, Red Horse among other things.

Guests can own the stage, and have videoke for as long as they want, while sampling out the food of their choice.

I highly recommend these Filipino dishes at Kanto:

( Crispy Pork sisig- best paired with San Miguel Beer)

( Dynamite- with Green Chili with Cheese)

( Crispy Pata)

(Sweet and Sour Chicken)

Apart from the Kilawen, I would also recommend Kanto's Bulalo.

The dishes are well cooked, the place is neat, and the comfort rooms are well maintained. If you are looking into spending just a few thousand pesos when in Makati then this is the place to be.

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