Le Petit Soufflé

Le Petit Souffle - 2nd floor Mega fashion hall

One of the best resto I've tried so far, may not come cheap but it's really worth it. Le Petit Soufflé is a French - Japanese concept restaurant by Chef Miko Aspiras and Charlie Paw, with a chic interior and a lot of instagrammable food plating. Taste and looks come perfectly together in this restaurant.

Makansutra at SM Megamall

Makansutra - SM Megamall

Who says you need to go to Singapore to have a taste of their famous Makansutra food hawker, just go to SM Megamall and have taste of the different cuisines from - Malaysia, Singapore, India and Thailand. Thanks KF Seetoh for bringing it here in Manila. 

TAMAGOYA Noodle House : Budget Friendly Ramen House

Continuing my Ramen Series we now move on to a restaurant that have been featured in POP Talk of QTV 11, located near the boundaries of Marikina and Antipolo the hole in the wall ramen house that is known as TAMAGOYA.

A 2-storey building that looks like it really came from Japan, the structures are made of wood and the whole feel of the area is so-Japanese like those we read in Manga's (Japanese Comics) and Anime (Japanese Cartoons). Parking here is not really a big problem since this place is located at a residential area you can actually park on the side of the road, but of course caution must be exercised.

Jipan Cafe and Bakeshop

Jipan Cafe and Bakeshop

I'll be creating a RAMEN series since I think this is what I crave for during my first trimester. This would be Ramen Series #1 : Jipan.

First on my list is JIPAN, located on Megamall A Ground floor. I like the pastries here but this would be the first time I tried their Ramen.

Ugong Rock Grill & Seafoods Bar

Ugong Rock Grill & Seafoods Bar

Ugong Rock Grill & Seafoods Barin Puerto Princesa Palawan, I’ve been to Palawan twice to date and this is one of the restaurants I keep coming back to. The reason is that they have the most delicious Crocodile Sisig in Puerto Princesa. Yes you heard it right, Crocodile Sisig. This is a must try if ever you’ll visit Puerto Princesa. Not to worry they only kill crocodile if the breeding ground is too populated.

Kalui

Kalui - Puerto Prinsesa, Palawan

This article has been long overdue; since I celebrated my 24^th birthday in Palawan last May and it’s just now that I had the time to create this post. This is my 2^nd time to visit Palawan and I really love this place. The nature, the breeze and from all the places I’ve been Palawan has one of the best cuisine and exotic delicacies.

Food Truck Park PH

Food Truck Park PH

Its BER-month again, this time of the year is the most hectic hours, days and weeks of our lives. The time we have to do slave labor and tons of overtime. After work, one night we decided to take on a different route on our way home – Capitol Commons, Ortigas to be exact. Luckily, there is this Food Truck Park PH – thingy on Capitol Commons we decided to park on the side and try a food truck where most people are queuing.

Think Wink Cookies

Think Wink Cookies

I’ve been really addicted to online shopping lately due to the convenience it offers. We all know the traffic here in metro manila can be a battlefield and it’s really a big gas and money saver to have it delivered. Online shopping doesn’t just stop with clothes, shoes and bags shopping but also food shopping.

Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant

Singpore Zam Zam Restaurant (Taken with a phone camera)

I am a big fan of briyani rice and curry and while I was at Singapore I wanted to look for a place where I could really tastes the real briyani and curry. A friend of my told me to visit zam zam which is a famous Indian restaurant in Singapore. They said that Zam Zam is even older than Singapore itself, around 100 plus years old.

Hill Street Hawkers

I actually never planned to go here while I was on my two weeks’ vacation at Singapore.  But as they say getting lost is the highlight of every journey. So there I was, originally looking for Changi road, when I suddenly made an unknown stop.  So I was walking , then I felt hungry I looked at the signs on the road and it says Bedok South. I was thinking where the hell am I, my stomach started churning and I could not ignore the fact that I was hungry.

Thank goodness for Hill Street Fried Kway Teow . I have tried Kway Teow in the Philippines but I wanted to know the difference between the tastes. I ordered their Hill Street Fried Kway Teow , it was a sinful craving that I couldn’t deny.

Sabeena's Indian Rojak

I meet up with a friend at Bugis station while I was at Singapore, before our meet up time I was looking for a place to go somewhere near Bugis. So, I researched about a great place to eat near Bugis and the search results said Sabeena's Indian Rojak. Immediately, I google map the location and after a few minutes made my way to Sabeena.

Tong Kang Hawkers

Tong Kang station near Sengkang Ave, SG

Since Hawkers are very famous in Singapore I tried almost 4 different locations of hawkers. Tong Kang LRT station near Sengkang has its own hawker. There were about 9 stalls all in all, which showcase different types of cuisine from Indian, Korean, Singaporean and Malaysian foods.

Fat Friar at Universal Studios Singapore

Friar Tuck

In this very quaint little chapel that actually serves as a restaurant is a place called Fat Friar. This restaurant is located at Universal Studios Singapore (USS).  There is a giant Fat Friar statue located in front of the store so there’s no way that you could miss that.

Makansutra - Gluttons Bay at Singapore

Makansutra - Gluttons Bay

I went to Singapore last September 17. It was actually my first time flying internationally. I was both nervous because I was travelling alone, excited at the same time mainly because i get to experience authentic dishes made in that country,see beautiful places and mingle with different cultures.

When I arrived at Singapore, I went straight (i was still carrying my luggage) to their famous Marina Bay sands, took a few photos and stayed for a bit on the viewing area to savor the view of the famous 3 sticks. Then as I was looking around I found this amazing place which they call as "The Gluttons Bay - Makansutra", it was a sure call for my hungry self. There where about 7-10 stalls of food, ranging from

Gumbo

A Taste of New Orleans

Gumbo - A taste of New Orlean

Looking for a fixed on my seafood craving, I decided to visit one of the seafood shops in SM Megamall Atrium, I was not really considering Gumbo, but during that time they were offering a promo which is buy one take one. With a quick look on the pricey menu, it took me awhile to decide whether I should eat here or not, but since the promo is buy 1 take 1, I told myself at least I could have a taste of 2 of their menu for the price of 1.

Bon Chon Chicken

Chicken Bon Chon

As i was walking around SM Megamall, I stummbled upon this new restaurant called Chicken BON CHON. The place is a bit small, but mind you there about 15-20 people outside waiting to be seated. That's when I started to wonder what's the fuzz about this chicken bon chon,so me and my friend also asked the waiter to list our name on his reservation, then waited anxiously outside till our names were called out.

Jatujak

Jatujak at SM Megamall

Haven’t tried anything Thai, so I was looking for a restaurant serving Thai food. Luckily, my work place is near a restaurant which serves Thai food. Jatujak, is located at the ground floor of SM megamall bldg A.

The first time I tried this place the experience was great. Everything was good, the food, the service, the atmosphere and the amount of servings they have. 

Stackers Burger

Stackers Burger @ Eastwood City

Craving for a burger fix, my family and I went to this Aussie restaurant in Eastwood. It’s called Stacker’s burger.

They brag about having real Australian beef burger, and since we are a fan of burgers and have tried Carl’s jr, Brother’s burger and wham this is something we couldn’t miss.

Stackers Cheese Burger

Stackers Iced Tea

The 4 us ordered their Stacker’s cheese burger, garlic fries and iced tea. The price range is very affordable, ranging from 95-250php per burger. And 45php for the iced tea.

I really liked their cheese burger, the patty really was beefy although there’s really no telling if its real Australian beef. But it was very tasty and tender. The beef patties' oil comes out every time you bite and it is really delicious. Their servings are big and the iced tea is a well treat for this meal.

I also liked the garlic fries that we ordered, especially the garlic bits that is included in the serving.

Since we really liked it, we have visited the place 3 times since we first went there.

Masfere

Masfere, Sagada

During our visit to Sagada, we had no idea where to eat, what to do and where to go. So we ask the owner of the inn where the best place to eat at sagada, and she told us to visit Masfere.

The place was spacious, the tables are arranged orderly and spaced properly. There were also pictures that lined up the walls of the restaurant. The pictures were taken by the Philippines Father of Photography, Eduardo Masfere. Looking at the menu it was a bit pricey for a restaurant located in Sagada, and plus there was really no difference in the menu of the food you could order here in Manila. They were serving adobo, tapa, longanisa and the like, I was really expecting something out of the ordinary something I could only eat in Sagada.

Leaving us with no choice we ordered pork chop, adobo and lemon grass chicken. The lemon grass chicken was delicious and the batirol chocolate drink was also tasty.  It was just like an ordinary meal, but on the plus side the decors made the place really interesting and the history of the place is what keeps the tourist seeking Masfere.

PS.

There's actually no inn at Masfere.

For more info:

Masfere

Open monday to sunday 

from 8am to 8pm