Fat Tuesday at Murray's New Orleans - BHS

If I'm not mistaken, this is my third year celebrating Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras here at Murray's New Orleans - Boni High Street. And just like the previous years, my night here was filled with soothing music and great food that are just perfect to have before the whole Catholic community welcomes the Lenten Season.

Last March 4, together with some friends, we kinda somehow welcomed the Lent with these really filling and colorful dishes from Murray's New Orleans in Boni High Street. Mardi Gras is one of the Western tradition, we at the East, are starting to adopt. And even though it is still attracting more attentions from Filipinos, here at New Orleans, Mardi Gras is actually an annual thing inviting passerby's to drink and be merry on the eve of Ash Wednesday.

Adorned with metallic beads, masks and classy lighting, the party here at New Orleans offered a some sort of relaxing vibe that local and international guests enjoyed. There was a live band performing from time to time, and the servers were all dolled up like it we were really doing the real thing.

Friday Chillin' Out at Murray's New Orleans BHS

It's Friday, and what better way to enjoy the last day another loaded work week than to chillax in one of the most convenient and hippest spot in town - the Bonifachio High Street! And with the selection of great food spots, Murray's New Orleans brought DJ Kida in the house to add a more relaxing and enjoyable Friday night  that is sure to put every workaholic at chill!

Last Friday, together with some friends and office mates, we headed to the "upper east side" to pamper ourselves with nothing but great food and good music at Murray's New Orleans, Bonifacio High Street. 

Dubbed as Chill Out Friday, which starts at 10 in the evening, up and rising star in DJing industry, DJ Kida, showcased her wonderful talent as well as New Orleans very own The Mardigrettes, who never fails to make the night sizzles.

Thai Chrismtas at Mango Tree BHS

Though Christmas isn't an official public holiday in Thailand, Mango Tree, one of Manila's premier Thai restaurants shares an astonishing and joyful feast to give every Filipino a taste of what it's like to have Christmas in Thailand. Come and join me as I discover the classy dishes offered by Mango Tree - Bonifacio High Street.

Last week as I was invited to this classy and fine version of Mango Tree at Bonifacio High Street, I was welcomed by a different Mango Treet ambiance that I never thought exist. Serving as the city's new dining beacon subsequent to its popular outlets in Bangkok, Dubai, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Doha, Mango Tree BHS unfurls its memorable tagline "Thai Cuisine as its Best" sharing three of their finest dishes this Yuletide season.

Mardi Gras Night at New Orleans!

Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday in English is a season where Western countries such as the Latin America and Europe celebrate to eat and be merry before Ash Wednesday or the beginning of Lenten Season. And though, I've been wanting to experience the real deal in Brazil, where the streets are filled with colorful floats and dancers, I was delighted to receive an invitation from New Orleans in Bonifacio High Street to celebrate this world-renowned carnival affair.

Filled with mostly foreigners from the Western countries, New Orleans an Clawdaddy's restaurants, which is  under The Red Crab Group of Restaurants hosted this world-class affair that made the night of every guests full of food, sexy dancers and samba music!

I was actually surprised that it turned out so well. And despite of the whole place being so crowded, I had a great time partying and drinking because I really felt the awesome Mardi Gras feel that I've been wanting to experience.