Rumba | Mediterranean Restaurant at The Shops at Ayala Triangle, Makati

Rumba, a newly opened Mediterranean restaurant situated at The Shops in Ayala Triangle, Makati, is part of the Bistronomia. Bistronomia, is a collection of boutique Spanish restaurants under The Bistro Group umbrella. The inspiration behind Rumba’s concept came from Chef Alfredo Rodriguez Sangrador, who also serves as the Head Chef of Bistronomia.

Rumba at The Shops at Ayala Triangle, Makati

The high end interior of Rumba is a combination of wood, tiles and metal that creates a cohesive Mediterranean ambiance. The section near the entrance, you’ll find a floor to ceiling window that illuminates the dining area with natural light. Meanwhile, at the far section of the restaurant, a more secluded area offers a little bit of privacy. Rumba also features an elevated platform dedicated to the bar and the open kitchen section.

Rumba at The Shops at Ayala Triangle, Makati

Rumba’s food inspiration came from nations surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. This consists of dishes from Spain, Italy, Greece, and France. Rumba also cooked most of their dishes in a charcoal oven to have the distinct smoky taste. During our visit, we tried several options on their Prime Lunch Sets.

Prime Lunch Sets of Rumba

We started our Rumba experience with a complimentary bread and 2 flavors of butter.

Rumba at The Shops at Ayala Triangle

I ordered Amatriciana which is Penne Amatriciana,

Penne Amatriciana of Rumba

 served with Tuna Tartar and thinly sliced breads.

Tuna Tartar of Rumba

The Pollo option is Gyro de Pollo,

Gyro de Pollo of Rumba

with Mediterranean Green Salad.

Mediterranean Green Salad of Rumba

While Pescado is a Grilled Salmon with vegetables,

Grilled Salmon with vegetables of Rumba

and comes with Hummus and nachos on the side.

Hummus of Rumba

For sharing, our group ordered the Del Senorito under Arroces Al Carbon option. This is Rumba’s version of a seafood paella.

Del Senorito of Rumba

To summarize our experience, we barely scratch the surface of what Rumba has to offer since we opted for their budget-friendly option. Despite this choice, we were surprised by the decent portions and delightful flavors of each dish. The highlight of our Rumba experience was the Del Senorito. It is important to mention that the Prime Lunch Sets are priced at PHP795.00 excluding service charge. While Rumba is a little bit on the expensive side, this restaurant is ideal choice for special occasions, business meetings or anyone seeking high-quality Mediterranean cuisine in Makati.

Recommendation: Del Senorito


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IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER IN RUMBA

  • Rumba Information

    • Website: https://www.bistronomia.ph/rumba

    • FB: @rumbaphilippines

    • Address: Ground Floor, The Shops at Ayala Triangle, Paseo de Roxas cor. Makati Ave.

    • eMail: rumbamakati@gmail.com

    • Contact Number: +63 915 856 4264

  • Rumba store hours:

    • Sunday to Thursday from 11:00AM to 10:00PM

    • Friday to Saturday from 11:00AM to 11:00PM

  • Prime Lunch Set in Rumba costs PHP795.00 plus service charge.

  • Rumba also feature few al fresco tables.

  • Dress code is casual outfit.

  • Rumba accepts credit cards.

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