Hello, Basil!
Our first stop was Basil, the first
restaurant you’ll see once you turn to White Plains.
The place was quite dark and had a
spa ambiance to it.
After a bit of thinking, we decided
to go with the following dishes: Thai
Money Bags (PHP325), Thai Sizzling
Sisig (PHP350) and Thai Style
Fried Noodles (PHP360). I also got a glass of Thai Milk Tea (which I forgot to take note of the price).
First served was my Thai
Milk Tea and it was pretty good. It was more like a Thai
Milk Tea Shake. It was not too sweet and it was a great way to battle the
crazy summer heat.
Next served was the Thai Money Bag.
I was a bit iffy with the sizzling sisig
because I have low tolerance for spicy food. But the sisig
wasn’t spicy at all. It was good. Creamy with a bit
of crunch, it was one addicting dish! After a spoonful, I craved for rice.
But I resisted since we wanted to have at least three stops that day. Not
really sure what “Thai spices” they used but it worked!
The pad
thai was served last and it was your usual pad
thai. After mixing everything together, the peanuts seem to have vanished.
It would have been great if there were more peanuts for added texture.
Overall though, lunch was great!
Service was a tad slow but since the place exudes a calming ambiance, we didn’t
mind.
Basil is located at White Plains corner Katipunan Avenue, White Plains,
Quezon City. Contact them at 911 41 58 or +639 16 240 31 95 for inquiries or
reservation.
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