Big Mao or Small Mao?

[tradingpost9]

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I travel to Manila quite a few times every year for business and before Big Mao was born in Cebu, Big Buddha was already having a booming business in Manila. The concept is the same (I guess Big Mao got its concept from Big Buddha), with the woks, etc.

I loved that place. When Big Mao opened in Cebu, it reminded me of Big Buddha coz there really were a lot of similarities, right down to the large ("Big") servings they had.

Well, I hadn't eaten there for some time, and a few nights back my family decided to have dinner at Big Mao in Crossroads. My gosh. It was such a big difference.

The servings were smaller and the prices had gone up. Now, I don't mind a steep price if it's for value, but that dinner really felt like a rip off. There was no value for money in it at all.

Now, I'm just wondering: is it just me or do others feel the same?

[aditti]

i havent been to big buddha but one thing i can say is that ever since big mao opened, wla jd ko nka ingon big ila servings (for the price..) on that note, i have eaten at big mao mga 4x ra ever since they opened as compared to red moon na dili nko ka remember how many times ive eaten there

[tradingpost9]

Hmm...you're right. Di bitaw gyud big ila servings, but a whole lot bigger gyud before than now!

Yeah, parehas ta about Red Moon. I really like them. Not big ang serving but not big sad ang price! And lami pa gyud. Value for money gyud...