Crave Park by Oyo Rooms

The happy hour deal is a nice draw: buy an alcoholic bucket and they include a free bottle of whiskey and coke. It's a bright, lively street food spot with food from around the world, given a bit of a Filipino twist. The music and decor seem aimed at a younger, hip crowd, but it's definitely worth checking out.

There's an upstairs area where you can relax quietly with a friend, and I'll definitely come back. It's one of Marikina's easy-to-reach food parks, with lots of good food at reasonable prices. Some dishes cost more, but I had no regrets trying them, and the experience felt worth what I paid.

There’s a good mix of food to choose from at Crave park. We usually pick this food park when we’re in the area, especially to relax with friends over coffee, beer, or tea. We tried the nitrogen-infused coffee and tea too. They seem to get tastier as you drink them.

I was surprised by how much this spot has changed. The last time I was in Marikina, it was just an open field, and now it’s a nice place to eat or spend time with family and friends. There are Filipino, Japanese, American, Jamaican, and Korean options. Food is around 100 to 200, drinks cost 30 to 80, and desserts are 150.