food, products or place Zip code or address

Restaurants

Sweet Prices at the Sweet Pea

It is quite ironic to see such low prices being offered for an expensive restaurant like Sweet Pea. And mind you, the “budget meals” are not being provided in minute servings. They are ample and served in the traditional sweet pea way – with a sprinkle of parsley, a dash of love straight from a chef’s kitchen.

 
5 review Add to Favorites

JT’s (Joel Torre’s) Manukan

Actor Joel Torre brought a taste of his Visayan hometown of Bacolod to the Metro through his latest endeavor in the food business called JT’s Manukan. The place has more than its obvious reference to chicken but also offers a few rare Bacolod and Ilonggo offerings. I will let the pictures below speak their rather enticing language.

 
3 review Add to Favorites

SEx tyo! (Sinangag Express)

If one day, one of your officemates calls out to the entire team “SEx tayo,” do not default into thinking that this is an invitation to get dirty in bed. Somehow, the phrase has become a catchy invite to eat at Sinangag Express....

 
11 review Add to Favorites

K Sarap! Food na Masarap

K Sarap proves to be a restaurant worth visiting after an 8-hour drive from Manila. The food’s affordability is noteworthy and the taste is as authetic as most Filipino restaurant food can get.

 
0 review Add to Favorites

Street Food @ The Venice Piazza Night Market

(Taguig City, Philippines) – Since the growth of outsourced jobs in the country that brought night shifts to normalcy in the Philippines, most establishments have started to embrace the 24-hour operating hours: convenience cialis without prescription stores, fast food chains Read more

 
2 review Add to Favorites

Elias: Turn of the Century Filipino Dining

Elias is one of the characters in Jose Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere and is also the name of this restaurant in Bonifacio High Street.

 
0 review Add to Favorites

Taralets Bagnet!

  (Makati, Philippines) - I rarely get lost. In fact, the few accounts that I do get lost is because of bad direction given to me or the sheer difficulty of finding the destination. But being lost can be sometimes Read more

 
18 review Add to Favorites

Gourmet Breakfast Meets Kanto

Delicious. Gourmet. Inexpensive? I bet you did not see that third word coming in a progression of adjectives to describe a certain restaurant. When my friend, Julie, showed me Kanto’s Facebook page, I could not believe ...

 
6 review Add to Favorites

All Roads Lead to Jollibee

Jollibee is the most popular fast food chain in the Philippines and now branching out to big cities in the US where there are big Filipino communities.

 
3 review Add to Favorites

Pig-out at Max’s

Max’s breakfast buffet offers popular Filipino breakfast fares from daing, tocino, scrambled egg, longganisa, sinangag, lugaw, garlic rice, paksiw, itlog na maalat (salted eggs), etc.

 
1 review Add to Favorites
Get Adobe Flash playerPlugin by wpburn.com wordpress themes