Showing posts with label pansit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pansit. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

XO46's Philippines on a Plate: A Food Tour Like No Other

A well- researched story reliving the evolution of Filipino food way back our very first ancestors learn how to cook,  XO46 Bistro Filipino, a restaurant located at the very heart of Makati City is now offering a Filipino food tour that is definitely like no other. With 8 beautifully plated dishes representing every historical turning point of our culture's evolution, Philippines in a Plate Food Tour is created for every Filipino food lover who seeks unique and distinct flavor - Filipino flavors that will change how you look to our way of eating.


Instead of taking us to different regions showcasing the most pride dishes of the 80 provinces of the Pearl of the Orient, Philippines on a Plate will take us back in time reliving the most distinct dish that molded the kind of Filipino eater we are now.


Educational, entertaining and truly filling, with Gabe Mercado as the host guiding every diners back in time, the most delectable story telling started through an audio-video presentation with Yoyoy Villame's Philippine Geography.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Exciting Mornings with Q Bistro Breakfast

Just like what they always say, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And here in Q Bistro, they made the most important meal of the day extra special through the release of their latest offerings that are sure to give you one bright, fulfilling brand new day! With Q Bistro Breakfast, definitely, everyday is cheat day!


Seize the early morning rush in Ortigas District and catch the amazing and delectable offerings on one of recent favorite spots in the metro - Q Bistro. With their recent breakfast meals that are offered everyday from 6:30 to 10:30 in the morning, one can indulge to their amazing selection of Filipino dishes prepared delicately by the owner-chef Mia Capay.


And last Sunday, which is the most perfect time to enjoy the quite surround of Ortigas District, I visited this place again to get a taste of these scrumptious offerings, which I'm sure I'll be craving for again and again and again.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Eating Organic? It's more Fun in the Philippines!

I drink, but just occasionally, and one of those occasions is videoke session with friends. That's why when we were invited by the Costales Nature Farms, which can be found in Majayjay, Laguna, to sing-along with them during our stay there, well, what better way to enjoy a night of music than with the freshest of the freshest of their bounty - organically, btw. 

And that night, aside from organic pulutan, it was also my frist time to try Lambanog!


I prefer red wine or tequila or beer, actually, but since Costales Nature Farms promotes nothing but our own gifts of nature in a VERY organic way possible, almost every food that I tried here were if not served fresh were cooked in a very different way to keep the taste, nutrients and wonderful look intact.

When we arrived there, since it was already lunch time, we were served with these really drooling Filipino dishes.


Staff said that their meals here in Costales Nature Farms were prepared in a very safe and healthy way. No preservatives, no MSG and gradual use of salt, which at first gave me doubt if they will taste good.
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