About the food:
Spanish cuisine, the authentic one, can be quite expensive. But the Paella is really worth it especially if you love rice. At Alba's you can enjoy paella as much as you want, through their buffet option.
To start off, you will be served a bisque soup.
Part of their buffet includes clams stuffed with cheese..
...roasted chicken..
fried chicken..
spanish cold cuts.. these are quite good.
their best selling paella.
small appetizers..
For dessert, they have tiramisu in their buffet,
as well as smooth and soft canonigo.
Where to buy and how much:
Alba's buffet costs PHP650, excluding beverages. Alba's is located along Tomas Morato St., corner of Scout Lozano. Click on this link to see the map http://www.alba.com.ph/location/interior_tomasmorato.htm
Rating: 8.5/10
As a note of caution, those who are allergic to seafood such as shrimp and mussels should not try the paella. Especially the seafood paella, even if its just the rice. To make the rice more flavorful, it has seafood broth aside from other broths like that from chicken.
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