Renato's Garden Restaurant

A bit pricey, but everything is absolutely delicious! I especially love their iced matcha. The eggplant tapa is the best, and the salmon is also a must-try. Every dish we ordered was flavorful and well-prepared. As for dessert, the turon langka was simply amazing! Super satisfying meal, and the ambiance gives off a classy restaurant vibe.

Amazingly delicious food they got here. It is my 2nd time here. Their Carbonara tasted really great nothing to say much coz it's that good. The Rib-eye Steak a bit salty for my taste an a bit chewy -just little. Sulit na sya kumbaga. I still recommend it for you to try. I will definitely order it again both Carbonara and the Rib-eye

Such a beautiful spot! The garden setting feels so relaxing and refreshing, and the interiors are really cozy and well-designed. The food and drinks are delicious. Staff are friendly and attentive, which makes the whole experience even better. Definitely a place I’d love to come back to

Renato’s Garden: A Hidden Gem in Montalban, Rizal Tucked away in Montalban, Renato’s Garden is a hidden gem that offers a great dining experience with a refreshing ambiance. It’s the perfect spot for intimate events, dates, or group gatherings—and yes, it’s definitely Instagram-worthy. What We Loved: The food here is undeniably delicious. We ordered: Beef Salpicao (₱680) – Tender, flavorful, and well-seasoned. Salisbury Steak (₱740) – The gravy was just right, not overly buttery like in some places. French Fries (₱240) – Perfectly cooked, and my son absolutely loved them. Iced Mocha (₱180) – Refreshing and just the right balance of sweetness. Rice (₱50 per serving) The serving size was acceptable, and the overall dining experience was made even better by the top-notch customer service. The staff was very accommodating—though it’s worth noting that an 8% service charge is included in the bill. The Downsides: On the pricey side. While the food is great, we’ve tried similar dishes in Tagaytay and Batangas at more affordable prices. Narrow road leading to the restaurant. If you’re a new driver, you might find it a bit challenging. Service charge. An additional 8% service fee on top of the already premium pricing. Final Thoughts: Renato’s Garden delivers great food, excellent service, and a beautiful ambiance, making it a wonderful choice for a special meal. However, the prices are definitely on the higher side, especially compared to similar restaurants in nearby provinces. If you don’t mind splurging a bit for good food and a scenic atmosphere, it’s worth a visit!

I’ve been to this place twice. Once with friends and once with family members. The place has a relaxing vibe and it’s living up to its name as there is a small garden right beside the main dining area. I had their lasagna on my first visit and it is a must try! Their mango fruitshake was a bomber too! I don’t reco their chicken bbq as it tasted nothing special but their appetizers were really good! The staffs were also kind and assisted my sister when she accidentally broke her glass. The owner himself went to attend and saw how deep my sister’s cut was. Kudos to them for being prompt in giving first aid! Overall, if you are looking for a fine dining experience just within Montalban, Renato’s Garden Resort is a must try!

Renato’s Garden Restaurant, Rodriguez, Rizal There’s a certain calm that greets you the moment you step into Renato’s Garden. It’s that mix of sunlight slipping through trees, the sound of koi water rippling nearby, and the quiet hum of a restaurant that doesn’t rush you. Inside, the wood tones and hanging greens make you feel like you’re in someone’s well-kept home — not a commercial space. What stood out for me wasn’t just the aesthetic; it was the rhythm of the place. My wife, coffee in hand, looked perfectly at ease — and the girls, dressed alike as always, found their joy not in screens but in watching koi fish dart around. There’s something healing about seeing them amused by simple things again. Top 3 Things to Try or Do 1. The House Fried Chicken – Crispy but light, seasoned the way home kitchens do it. Perfect for kids who prefer comfort over adventure. 2. Volcano Beef Ribs – Tender and dramatic, it’s a “main event” dish that even caught the kids’ attention when served. 3. Explore the Garden Path – The koi pond area is perfect for slow walks and photos — but more than that, it’s where conversations happen without phones. Two Things to Watch Out For • Weekends can get busy, especially around lunch. Parking’s fine, but tables fill up fast. Call ahead. • Some dishes take time — but honestly, that’s part of its charm. It’s a place that invites you to slow down, not multitask. Dad Tips Let the kids pick one dish or dessert each. It teaches small decision-making and gives them ownership of the meal. Bring mosquito lotion if you plan to linger outside — Rizal gardens are beautiful but nature always tags along. Takeaway Renato’s isn’t just another garden restaurant. It’s where family tempo resets — where you remember that good meals aren’t only about taste, but the quiet in-betweens: the laughter before the food comes, the fish pond reflections, the wife’s relaxed smile after a long week.

A truly hidden gem, I would say. I was just looking for a fancy place for my Kiwi partner to eat when I found this place on Google Maps. We thought photos from Google Maps were different in person as we entered since it was in the middle of a tight residential area. We even tried backing out thinking we made a mistake and were stuck in traffic coming out of the entrance when someone (apparently a maintenance guy) helped us in, and we were surprised at how fancy and elegant the place is. Food is definitely not a disappointment either. The price is just right for the fine dining experience and its quality. Their lasagna is top-tier, very much recommended. Staff were accommodating and very polite! Would love to visit again next time we get back to the Philippines!

If you want the best dining experience in Montalban, Rizal super recommended. RENATO'S Garden Restaurant. The meat of Beef Salpicao is so succulent! Tofu is so refreshing and fascinating. It is a hidden Gem of Rizal. Google map it now and dine with the best crew.