Celebrate the romantic month of love with Délifrance’s sweet pastries!
Indulge your loved one with Frosted Cinnamon Rolls that are so temptingly good, beautifully topped with vanilla custard swirl. The Frosted Strawberry Muffin is also a very delectable treat, bursting with strawberry and walnuts and topped with strawberry swirl. For those who want bite-sized goodness, the Strawberry Walnut Cookies and the Mocha Walnut Cookies are the gifts to give. Finally, as the pièce de résistance, Délifrance’s Chocolate Wanut Croissant is a luscious crescent shaped, golden layered pastry, oozing with chocolate and walnuts.
Visit www.delifrance.com.ph for the Café Directory
Run to the first Krispy Kreme branch to open at the University Belt in the heart of Manila, and enjoy the doughnut chain’s newest delights – the Krispy Kreme Minis! It’s your favorite Krispy Kreme in twelve mouthwatering bite-size flavors that are so good they make you want to share!
Php299 Eat-All-You-Can promo a welcome gift to both new and old customers.
The Good Earth Tea Room reopens at the 2nd level of Greenbelt 3 in Makati City with a fresher look and an improved line up of authentic Asian dishes.
After undergoing renovation last month, now the only remaining Good Earth resto opens its doors with a more cozy and inviting ambiance which is reminiscent of its original look when it first opened in the metropolis. This old-new ambiance adds to the overall effect of making diners feel that they are in a relaxing as well as thrilling place when it comes to gastronomic adventure.
I have been to Sushi King twice and each visit was pleasant. We were first disappointed when we went to dine in Oody’s and found out that it was replaced by this Sushi King establishment. I love that this food place is providing alternatives to other Japanese fast food place. What’s nice about Sushi King is that they offer good dishes with pretty bigger serving that your usual fast food place, at very affordable prices. Like this miso soup for instance. It was only P27 ($0.57).
Magnolia Korean Barbeque Strips is one of Magnolia’s wide range of ready to cook dishes. I am not really a big fan of things that are instant but as a work from home mom with four of our blogs getting scammed by its webhost, Dale Morgan of the former EzNet-Hosting.com, I have become rather busy this past week. Plus, this korean barbeque strips does not taste instant at all.
Attention fellow chocoholics! Heavenly Chocolates is turning ONE in July! Attached are the details for their free chocolate appreciation workshops for the months of June and July.
Yoshinoya is a break away from our more traditional fastfood place like Jollibee and McDonald’s. What I usually order in Yashinoya is their Gyudon (beef bowl) with green tea. I love their green tea, for sure. But there is always something about their Gyudon that’s a little too much for my taste. Their gyoza isn’t very remarkable as well. Their miso soup is also okay, nothing close to Hana’s of Little Tokyo. I could have a Yashinoya meal once in a while, but not very often.
The service crew of Yashinoya is good. I should say, better than most fastfood place in the metro. From their branch in Megamall to their more closer branch here in Stal. Lucia mall, consistent good service. Prices of food meals are all reasonable but you also can’t expect them to be very generous with their servings. So if you are taking some kind of diet pill, you don’t have to worry that you’ll eat too much.
The one place that I have taken for granted when we were still renting an apartment a few blocks away from this celebrated “gotohan” (porridge/congee place). This is until I found out that it has been featured many times in television shows. People from all over the metro actually know what could easily be considered as a lowly cheapskate’s food place. Their facade does not look better than your regular “carinderia.” A food place that you will just about shrug off at first glance.
tokwa – P7.00
lugaw with lomo – P23.00 their condiments
Last night, our total bill amounted to P107 (approx. $2.30). So cheap yet I was so full! We ordered practically everything our tummies (the hub’s and mine) could hold. We were so tired and hungry. 2 orders of lugaw with lomo, 1 egg, 1 lumpia, 1 tokwa, 1 tokwa’t baboy and 2 bottles of Tropicana juice.
Tony & Precy Gotohan in Comembo
Not sure about the address. All you really need to do is ask the people around when you get to Comembo, where the famous gotohan is, and anybody will point you to the location.
The country’s leading Japanese fastfood chain, Tokyo Tokyo, celebrates its 24th year by relaunching its bigger and crunchier Watta Tempura. Delight your taste buds from their current selection of Watta Tempura: MIXED SEAFOOD TEMPURA, PRAWN VEGGIE TEMPURA, ALL PRAWN TEMPURA, and TOKYO BENTO PRAWN and VEGGIE TEMPURA.
I’m sure by now you have seen Tokyo Tokyo Watta Tempura fun and catchy television commercials. This Watta Tempura craze will give you every reason to enjoy your prawns, black tiger ones no less, at no extra cost. No more having to settle for unsatisfying undersized meals. Check out www.tokyotokyo.com and go visit Tokyo Tokyo and have a taste of the Watta Tempura goodness at a branch nearest you.
I have been to Sushi King twice and each visit was pleasant. We were first disappointed when we went to dine in Oody’s and found out that it was replaced by this Sushi King establishment. I love that this food place is providing alternatives to other Japanese fast food place. What’s nice about Sushi King is that they offer good dishes with pretty bigger serving that your usual fast food place, at very affordable prices. Like this miso soup for instance. It was only P27 ($0.57).
Yoshinoya is a break away from our more traditional fastfood place like Jollibee and McDonald’s. What I usually order in Yashinoya is their Gyudon (beef bowl) with green tea. I love their green tea, for sure. But there is always something about their Gyudon that’s a little too much for my taste. Their gyoza isn’t very remarkable as well. Their miso soup is also okay, nothing close to Hana’s of Little Tokyo. I could have a Yashinoya meal once in a while, but not very often.
