Journey to a fun-filled gastronomic experience
by Sharlyne Ang at February 29th, 2008 — Casual Dining, Singaporean
I spent my birthday dinner in Banana Leaf in Greenbelt 3. I don’t know, I just miss eating there. I just loved the ambiance and the food there so the food that we ordered were the “must tries” in Banana Leaf.
We ordered Roti Canai as an appetizer. I can probably say that’s it’s like crepe but it’s much thinner. The curry sauce adds to the flavor that really gives you a headstart on what to look forward in the Banana Leaf experience. Continue reading →
by Karla Redor at February 22nd, 2008 — Casual Dining, desserts
Step 1: Wait for it to stop flaming.
by Karla Redor at February 22nd, 2008 — American, Casual Dining, desserts
Double Chocolate Fudgy Brownie at Friday’s consists of three towers of brownies topped with vanilla ice cream, peanuts (pecan), and chocolate and caramel syrup. This is certainly the best dessert that I’ve eaten and if you haven’t tried this yet, you are certainly missing half of your life. This dessert though is not recommended for people suffering under diabetes. 
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by Sharlyne Ang at February 11th, 2008 — Italian, Recipes
I tried this recipe last Christmas. Again, it’s from San Remo. It’s very cheesy 
INGREDIENTS:
1 pack (500 grams) Penne, cooked al dente
2 cans (400 gram each) diced tomatoes Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at February 11th, 2008 — Italian, Recipes
This was a recipe I got from San Remo, you know the free stuff you get whenever you pass by the pasta section at the grocery? I’ve been cooking this recipe for about 2 years now. It’s very easy and healthy as well.
INGREDIENTS:
1 pack (500 grams) San Remo Spaghetti, cooked according to package directions
2 tbsp butter
2 tbsp oil
2 tbsp garlic Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at February 10th, 2008 — American, Fast food, desserts
I love the way you smell as I pass by your store.
I love the way you flash the red sign as if seducing me to grab you.
I love watching you being glazed at your window pane. Continue reading →
by Sharlyne Ang at February 10th, 2008 — Fast food, Japanese
I believe everyone’s familiar with Tokyo Tokyo, a Japanese fastfood chain. Tokyo Tokyo is famous with their Sumo Meals, their promo meal in which 2 people could share a meal for an affordable price of Php 129.00. They now added another variation of the Sumo meal which is the Sumo Remix meal. Instead of 1 viand+ vegetable stir fry+2 bottomless rice+ 2 red iced teas, they now have 2 viands for this ( of course the vegetable stir fry, bottomless rice and 2 red iced teas are still included) one and of course the red iced tea is still present. Sumo Remix is priced at Php 179.00 and 199.00. We tried the one that was priced at Php 179.00, this includes beef misono and shrimp and vegetable tempura as the viands.
If you’re with someone and on tight budget and would like to have some basic Japanese food, try ordering the Sumo Remix Meal and you’ll surely get your stomach full.
by Sharlyne Ang at February 10th, 2008 — Casual Dining, Filipino
If you’re looking for a Filipino casual dining restaurant you could probably try dining in Sentro. The restaurant is located at 2nd level of Greenbelt 3 ( it’s right across the fountain). The restaurant is actually a part of the Chateau chain of restaurants. If you’re familiar with Portico, and Chateau 1771, you could probably guess the quality of food there.
