Showing posts with label nuvali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nuvali. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

More eats coming up!

Where We Eat in Manila Philippines Continued...


Manila Philippines-- As promised last night, I'll be posting up more food  blogs on this site. Just a quick recap,we paused on my post birthday dinner at Corniche and Sky Lounge, Diamond Hotel Manila, Philippines. All of these were taken on my birthday month, January. 

Next,we also traveled to Traders Hotel's Latitude Restaurant, Coffee.com and T Lounge.  And at the last phase, I gave you the feel of Dusit Thani Hotel's Sunday Family Crossover Brunch.

 For now, I'd rather accelerate a bit to cover more photos and tickle your taste buds,again.

 

 


Filipino style fried boneless butterflied  Pla-Pla  at Abe, Mall of Asia (Pla-Pla or giant Tilapia is known as St. Peter's fish in other countries)

 

Suman sa Lihiya  with Tsokolate Eh or Ah at Cafe Adriatico --soft steamed molded sticky rice in coco milk that melts in your mouth--topped with coco syrup (coco jam in a more liquified form) and paired with thick hot chocolate. This is simply, "wow!" and has been my favorite version of "suman"  since 12 years ago.
Love this gratifying Mango Tapioca dessert at Makan Makan Asian Food Village, Ocean Park Manila.


Nachos Appetizer at T.G.I. Fridays-- succulent and filling. It was served to me gratis for my Bistro Circle membership.
Big servings, kid-proof and extra friendly ambiance-- just a few reasons why we go to T.G.I. Friday's regularly. This, in particular, was taken at the Global City (Bonifacio High Street) branch.

TGIF--Grilled Jack Daniel's Pork chop for the big boy
The celebratory atmosphere is just beginning. After the TGIF staff sang a birthday song for me, I've got to blow this candle without delay...just before my icecream melts.
At Conti's, Nuvali --  try this mocha layered cake. Great with brewed coffee or hot tea.


Adobo at Conti's. Its small serving is ideal if you're planning to take a dessert or to try other entrees.
Conti's-- Strawberry cream pie for my niece Kaela

Some sort of banoffee pie, also at Conti's.  I forgot the name, but I never forget how good it was.
Not many restaurants offer danggit; and my craving for danggit brought my feet here at Conti's. By the way, Guernica's is another fine restaurant that serves danggit.
Wish granted...See how happy I am?!
Here's a refreshing watermelon shake from Xin Huang Hong Kong Cafe, Mall of Asia
T.G.I.F. Mozzarella is best eaten when hot. Otherwise, you can't pull it the way he does.
We don't  leave Fridays without having this burger, for dine-in or to-go.

Fridays French French Onion Soup-- I just like the cheese on top;the soup,though, is too salty for me.

Dulcinea's Churros con Chocolate remains unmatched,I think. I love the crispy churros,perfectly paired with the thickness and texture of Dulcinea's version of Spanish chocolate.
Look at how simple and tasteful Cafe Adriatico and Abe present their wide variety of fresh tropical drinks.
If you think you've seen them all, you might just be dreaming! What you see is just the tip of the iceberg of the wide selection of luscious breakfast menu at Corniche.
Fridays  Creamy Fettuccini Pasta Alfredo with freshly diced tomato is my delectable choice for tonight.

 My salmon plate  for lunch at Cafe Adriatico
A delectable steamed fish fillet in soy dish at Flavors of China
Presenting the Classic Savory Chicken. I was hesitant to feature this due to the poor quality of my cellphone shot;however,I don't want you to miss this recommendation. (In fact, a lot of my craving Facebook pals freaked out in hunger when I posted this.lol!)  Today, there's no reason for you to drool as there are Savory branches offering delivery service.
 Another low-quality mobile phone shot which I, nevertheless, am posting up to show how much I enjoyed Guernica's low-sodium caesar salad, pumpkin soup and garlic-butter bread, not to mention the elegant homey ambiance.
Kudos to Crisostomo turn of the Century Filipino Dining (Resorts World Manila/ Nuvali) for introducing our very own Filipino flavors in such a flattering level!  Sinigang,pinakbet,grilled tuna,crispy pata--name the Filipino dish in your wildest fantasy, and it will be served here perfectly.
1521,  a cozy Filipino restaurant in Burgos Circle, is another fine recommendation. The culinary presentation is ideal for  new palates familiarizing themselves to Pinoy Cuisine. The way Filipino dishes are presented at 1521 is adapted to international taste (so, if you expect authentic tasting native dishes, this might not be the place you're looking for).


By the way, if you feel that the more famous  SMOKELESS GRILL Restaurants at a reasonable per pax price are too crowded,  try  Sambokojin (though, prior reservation is recommended). 

Recently, my family found a  new home at Kulinarya Kitchen. Whenever we visit Rockwell (Powerplant Mall), we would always crave for the menu offered in this restaurant. I love the way Kulinarya presents its dishes--enticing color,never dry, always gourmet.
Here's my favorite entrĂ©e at Kulinarya Kitchen: Grilled Prawns Thermidor in red sauce, with bell pepper and cream on top, served with rice.
Still at Kulinarya Kitchen, check out how they present their Salmon plate.

Oh,well, since it's late, let's make a full stop for now. I hope you liked the additional menu. I'll be right back for more.

 Note: For 2014 updates, please check my posts (earthwideconcepts) on INSTAGRAM

Read more:

What and where we eat in the Philippines

Sharing my microworld to the world 

10 Secrets to a Peaceful Family Home 

Dating Ideas for Married Christian Couples 

How to Teach the Bible to Kids

A Dozen Secrets to Enjoy your Work 


 

For comments and suggestions,you may email Blogger Cherry at try.this.at.home.ok@gmail.com

  "Cherry Moriones-Doromal, an educator at the Mahatma Gandhi International School (MGIS), is a proud advocate of high-quality global education."

International School MGIS

Other Writings by Cherry Moriones Doromal:

The Anti-stress Science of Facebook
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/316971/the-anti-stress-science-facebook

Ways to love your old newspapers
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/316497/ways-love-your-old-newpapers

Wow eating manners!
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/315715/wow-eating-manners

Freeze it!
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/302629/freeze-it

Journal of a Practical Mom
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/302131/journal-a-practical-mom#comment-7014

Honoring a decade of  happy marriage
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/303986/honoring-a-decade-happy-marriage

Summertime ironies are cool
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/315042/summertime-ironies-are-cool

On Sowing and Reaping
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/324542/on-sowing-and-reaping

Leave the crab behind
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/325936/leave-crab-behind
living in the Philippines

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Sharing my microworld to the world

Manila,PHILIPPINES--"Behind every photo are beautiful stories worth sharing to the world"-- that's what I've realized upon reviewing our pictures.

With my parents and siblings, we kept that tradition of always having something fresh, new and memorable whenever we get together at least once a week on our family day (usually Sundays,after the church).This tradition is something that I'd like to pass on to my decendants.

Looking at my two kids, I recognize how they have been growing fast. Believing that childhood is the best time to plant seeds of love and values to our children, I find it such a priceless pleasure on my part  to devote quality moments with my kids.
My son Ezekiel with my visiting mom-in-law ( his granny Aida ) from Hollister CA
Another weekend bonding moment with my family, my  siblings and their family

My sons and  nieces on a happy weekend
My mom and my mom-in-law poses at the front porch after a hearty dinner
Taken at Corniche,Diamond Hotel Manila on one of my many post birthday celebrations
Playing the popular guessing game "Pinoy Henyo" via Android  while waiting for our  food
Listening to good retro and jazz music while sipping their mock cocktails on a friday night at Sky Lounge, Diamond Hotel Manila
Just felt like eating out together  at Sambokojin in Greenhills for no specific occasion


I'm definitely not alone here. We're more or less 20 peeps, exclusive of half peeps, excited to try our own Spanish and Filipino food choices from Abe and Cafe Adriatico at the Mall of Asia.

Just had a series of post birthday treats with everyone in the family (from both sides) at the Mall ofAsia


Excited about their soup at Makan Makan, Manila Ocean Park
Mother-son bonding moment at Hotel H20, Manila
Stretching after a filling dinner at Conti's
Anniversary night out with friends at Diamond Hotel
No matter how busy you are, spending time with your loved ones regularly is a wonderful habit. It adds excitement  and inspiration to your life and keeps your mind away from stress. In the Philippines,regardless of the season, we always find a good reason to bond with friends and family, at any time of the year.

For more, read:  More eats coming up!
                          What and where we eat in the Philippines 
                          10 Secrets to a Peaceful Family Home 
                          Dating Ideas for Married Christian Couples
                          How to Teach the Bible to Kids 
                          MGIS International Baccalaureate Scholarship

 "Cherry Moriones-Doromal, an educator at the Mahatma Gandhi International School (MGIS), is a proud advocate of high-quality global education."

International School MGIS
Other Writings by Cherry Moriones Doromal:
http://www.mb.com.ph/node/316971/the-anti-stress-science-facebook

Ways to love your old newspapers

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/316497/ways-love-your-old-newpapers

Wow eating manners!

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/315715/wow-eating-manners

Freeze it!

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/302629/freeze-it

Journal of a Practical Mom

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/302131/journal-a-practical-mom#comment-7014

Honoring a decade of  happy marriage

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/303986/honoring-a-decade-happy-marriage

Summertime ironies are cool

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/315042/summertime-ironies-are-cool

On Sowing and Reaping

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/324542/on-sowing-and-reaping

Leave the crab behind

http://www.mb.com.ph/node/325936/leave-crab-behind