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The Korean craze in Manila just got even more interesting with the opening of the first branch outside Korea of the legendary Bulgogi of Mrs. Bun-Im Koo (from the Sariwon town in North Korea). Most Filipinos are not familiar with the brand except for the Korean community that immediately patronized the restaurant. Filipinos tend to … Continue reading SARIWON’s Bulgogi and Galbi Korean Barbecue!
Junjie Abella is best known for Chili Peppers, which is credited with starting the boom of the famed Magsaysay Strip in Naga City. Last year, he opened The Plantation Bar and Bistro along Carlos Palanca in Makati. Harvest Gastro Pub is the resto sequel (after you plant, you harvest), with more emphasis on good food. Take … Continue reading HARVEST Gastro Pub in BGC
Good ambiance + signature comfort food + really good dessert = Kitchen’s Best. From being a hidden resto in Karrivin Plaza along Pasong Tamo, it has become one of the loveliest signature restaurants in BGC. Kitchen’s Best certainly knows that the way to the Filipino’s heart is not only through yummy main dishes but also … Continue reading Kitchen’s Best @ BGC!
One of the new concept restaurants in Bonifacio High Street Central is SLICE, the latest baby of Senator Pia Cayetano. If Sonja’s Cupcake bakery ambiance and Cafe Mary Grace’s homey feel-good food had an offspring with a focus on healthy and natural products, this would be it. 🙂 Aidan wanted to eat late at night … Continue reading A SLICE of Pia Cayetano
9/7/15 Update: The Cake Club at BGC is now closed 🙁 Most of the restaurants in Bonifacio High Street Central seem to have neglected including really good desserts in the menu, so it’s best to go to a place that specializes in desserts like The Cake Club by Diamond Hotel. This is their second outlet … Continue reading The Cake Club Dessert Haven
There are times when we want a breather from the boys and go on a date on our own. During these rare occasions, we would go to adults-only places that serve good food. Chef Carlo’s Beso Cucina Vinoteka is one of those places that serve good Spanish tapas with a good selection of alcoholic drinks, located … Continue reading A Beso Cucina Vinoteka Date
This Japanese restaurant is a bit unusual. First, it is named after Roe (fish eggs), which is common in Japanese cuisine. The plural of Roe is still Roe, but Rose is a better sounding name for a restaurant. Second, it takes pride in having the first sushi river in Manila where the sushi is placed … Continue reading ROSE Manila’s Sushi River and Adam’s Ice Cream
Update Sept. 2013: DA VINCI – THE GENIUS Exhibit: Da Vinci Fever hits Manila! (Is it worth going to?) After 5 years in the making, The Mind Museum at Taguig, the first world-class Science Museum in the Philippines is now here! It’s the biggest and most impressive with 250 hands-on, minds-on interactive exhibits in a 5,000 sqm exhibit … Continue reading The Mind Museum at Taguig: A Complete First Timer’s Guide
At first, we found the concept of Geisha a bit strange — an Indian-owned Japanese restaurant, patronized mostly by Filipinos and Indians, that is known for its vegetarian dishes. It’s the higher-end version of Red Kimono, with an elegant ambiance but relatively affordable menu. Bonifacio High Street Central Restaurants: Jamba Juice Opens in Manila! SutrA … Continue reading GEISHA, an Indian-owned Japanese Vegetarian Restaurant You’ll Love 🙂
Turf BGC is a FIFA-standard community football field in the heart of Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Located just beside Mercato Centrale @ BGC, it uses ternate yarn, an artificial grass-like surface produced by Limonta of Italy. Here’s more information about this one-of-a-kind Football Field in Manila…
