I find it so fascinating how our own Filipino cuisine evolved throughout the years. We've seen and tasted several new and innovative interpretation on classic dishes. And though our grandparents' recipes have a special place in our hearts (and tummies), the modern take on adobo, lechon and so on deserve applause. And speaking of modern Filipino restaurants, one of my new favorites is Ombu Kusina.
Hello, Ombu Kusina.
Ombu Kusina has been known for serving modern Filipino dishes. It has been around for slightly over a year and it continues to be patronized by locals and tourists alike.
Showing posts with label brazo de mercedes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brazo de mercedes. Show all posts
Monday, September 2, 2019
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
First Bite: Tittos Latin BBQ & Brew
I’ve been hearing a lot of great reviews about this South American joint in Kapitolyo. I got so curious that I always drag people and convince them to try it out with me. But my first two attempts were not successful. The first one was because of parking and the second one was because we were too full from our first stop. But third time’s the charm.
Hello, Tittos Latin BBQ & Brew! (Finally.)
The spacious restaurant is one of the few that offers a handful of parking spaces in Kapitolyo. But on a good day, the place gets really packed and you’d be lucky if you could score one of the “double parking” spots. Inside, you’d be welcomed by vibrant colors and very South American murals.
Hello, Tittos Latin BBQ & Brew! (Finally.)
The spacious restaurant is one of the few that offers a handful of parking spaces in Kapitolyo. But on a good day, the place gets really packed and you’d be lucky if you could score one of the “double parking” spots. Inside, you’d be welcomed by vibrant colors and very South American murals.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Food I Love: Vargas Kitchen's Brazo Bomb
A meal is not complete without desserts.
There are even times when I look forward to desserts
more than the main course. And one of my favorite desserts
is from…
Vargas Kitchen.
I’m so glad that they expanded
and have more branches. (The only one I know is in Market
Place, Rockwell.) I have tried their buttercake and it was great! But my
favorite is Vargas Kitchen’s Brazo
Bomb!
Think of the delightful
chilled Brazo
de Mercedes and top it with soft and slightly chewy meringue.
Okay, it’s more of brazo
with vanilla whipped ice
cream and Vargas Kitchen polvoron
crust or so what their materials say.
Give it a try!
Vargas Kitchen is located at Market Place Rockwell and
Market Place Shangri-La Plaza Mall.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
A Glutton Favorite: Amici
Don’t you just love sibling bonding, especially when the word shopping is involved? But things can get really messy when you’re just given 3 hours to attend mass, shop, and have lunch.
3 hours to do three different things. You might think that it is long enough but I take food shopping seriously and I enjoy entering food stores to sniff and let out a loud aaah~ given that what they were cooking or baking smells delightful.
My sister and I agreed that we will first shop for a bit, then eat and finally attend mass at 2:30 p.m.. Fight!
After 30 minutes of walking around Forever 21, I felt my tummy begging for mercy and grumbling, “Feed me!” So, I looked for my sister and convinced her that it was time to have lunch with puppy eyes. (Fine, it looked more like eyes that will murder someone. I just can’t do that whole begging prettily style.)
I was eyeing Kebab Factory for I miss its Chicken Mast but my sister needed to be dragged inside the restaurant first before she agrees and I just do not have the energy to do so. Then light seemed to hit my eyes and saw… Amici. My sister loves pizza. This will do.
We instantly grabbed a table and ordered the following: Crema di Zucca (PHP134), Mozzarella Fritto (PHP220), Al Quattro Formaggi (PHP348), Linguine al Salmone Cremoso (PHP298), Mango Felicity (PHP80) and Brazo de Mercedes (PHP65). We also ordered one pitcher of coke just for the two of us.
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