Potato Giant University Belt - Riyadh

The food is great I like the pork tonkatsu and the mozarella balls but I don't like being inside the store.Yes it is airconditioned but the smell will stick on your clothes and hair.After I eat there I always spray cologne all over my body even my hair because I smell food(something they cook while you wait).But the food is nice try pork tonkatsu you'll love it and what I also dont like is that I'm not satisfied with their servings, they only serve few servings but you pay 80+ pesos (Sorry because it is a bit pricy for some students especially if the servings are few) they have also bestsellers which is great too.

I really loved this new comfort food restaurant that recently popped up here in Mendiola, this place doesn't really crowd that much so I really suggest eating here anytime! They recently installed an air conditioning unit since it was highly requested by numerous costumers. I usualy order the signature Tapa w/ rice, and sometimes the pasta dishes which I highly recommend! The place is instagram worthy as well, it's also a great place to hang out if you and your friends are hungry or just finding a spot to just relax and catch up, then this the perfect place for you : Overall rating: 9/10

Potato Giant is the child of a teacher from De La Salle University Taft. There was a place called Archer's Lair where a lot of the students used to hang out. One of the stalls sold rice meals, mojos and french fries. That place was called Potato Giant. Years pass and Potato Giant moves from one place to another as Archer's Lair closes. It then moves to the new canteen right next to the exit near the Gokongwei building. It begins to draw an even bigger crowd than before. More years pass and viola, Potato Giant XL has now expanded to other universities. I can recommend Potato Giant to my fellow students because I've been eating here for the past decade or so. Their menu is good, the quality and size of their serving is great. Heck don't forget to try out their flavored mojos. It's what they were famous for at school. Be sure to try out other things, but never ever forget the mojos.

The KATSUDON and Iced Coffee Mocha at Potpots are so delicious, they make me want to cry with joy!