I happened to be in the area, and having heard good things about Cinta J decided to give it a crack. I have eaten Philippine many times before, and on this occasion could not decide between the two dishes that attracted me most, and a surprising Thai number which also looked very tasty as well. I went for a greedy boy special though, and ordered all three as the cashier told me I could take any left overs back home.

The first dish was vaguely similar in taste and texture to my favorite, the Alabama hot pocket which went well with the donkey punch I had wet my tongue with. I could not manage to squeeze it all in, and knowing I had the most famous filipine dish coming next, the curiously named cleavland steamer, I left some space. not quite the same as the rollover, this is more a pile of glorious treats which really does melt in the mouth.

I had a breather whilst the stage act came on. All the girls here got very excited and involved with the band, doing something called, loosely translated, the Glass Bottom Boat on my table. Highly amusing, and certainly something I've not seen before; certainly not that close. I felt ready to attack the final dish of the night, and tucked in heartily to the cincinnati bowtie; a dish with african links I hear.

Feeling stuffed to the rim, there was a late entrant on the table, pudding. For this, i squeezed in a boston pancake which was hotter than I thought it would be. I called it a night and what a thoroughly enjoyable night it was. Total cost was a hefty $1500 but it was in my mind well worth it. After all, how often is it you can enjoy three tasty Philippine dishes for less? maybe in manila I suppose :)   (Pseudolus - October, 2009)

Enjoyed everything--food, music, customers, staff service   (Cinta J - September, 2009)

hi Cecille, Lulu, Alex, Elizabeth & Richard here...really miss you...will be back soon for sure.....Best bar around   (Richard - January, 2009)

Hi to the people of Cinta J!

I really missed Hong Kong especially the night life..Life here down under is very different , esp. on the country side.

Hi to Cecille, Lulu, Alex, missed your songs guys.

Cheers!

LISA   (lisa - October, 2008)

we will go back again......   (giggles - September, 2008)

I am a yearly Cinta-J's visitor, I spend all the nights of my 4 days Hongkong stay coming from Saudi Arabia enroute to Quezon City, Philippines. I love the band and their unlimited stock of music, from Latino to Rock of the 60's & 70's. Hi Rolly, Alex, Cecille, Luela and Chloe its your fan heheh "Mr. Honky Tonk Man", see you on 7th of December 2007, I'll be your audience once again after a year of work here in our Kingdom, wow another break, the taste of Hongkong. Goodluck and have my Rolling Stones favorite beat ready for roll. ----- Zaldy Austria, Cinta J, fan-a-tic.   (dreamworks - November, 2007)

I visited Cinta-J's multiple times and always had a great experience- the food, service, and entertainment were top-notch.   (Farishta - March, 2007)