Foodtrip at Midnight Mercato
The Midnight Mercato was a food bazaar every Friday and Saturday night, 10pm to 3am. It was just opened this year although it is called Mercato Centrale, which is a organic market or a weekend market in the morning during Saturday and Sunday, 7am to 2pm. It was originally located at the back of the Spa along 30th Street corner 9th Street. However, they relocated this March to the corner of 8th & 34th Street near the MC Home Depot.
French Baker: Chicken Ala King
Chicken Ala King (PhP 150)
It's been years since I have eaten at a French Baker restaurant and I only order one thing here, the Chicken Ala King. I used to eat French Baker at the food court of Landmark when Park Square 2 was still operational but since it was demolished for a new hotel and the transportation terminal was relocated, I only visit Landmark whenever I will pass-by through it when going to Greenbelt.
101 Hawker Food House, Makati City
I was on a look out for this 101 Hawker Food House since last year it opened but I was only in Ayala Malls whenever I visit Makati City. At last, I had the chance to dropped by here for lunch since I was waiting at the Makati Medical Center for my appointment.
Kenny Rogers: Solo Meal B
I had never been to Kenny Roger's since they re-invented their menu into 'healthy meals'. I really missed their roasted chicken recipe and the side dishes of your choice. Fortunately, we ended up eating here at Kenny Roger's at Marquee Mall in Angeles since we are waiting for the night glow of the 16th Hot Air Balloon Festival.
16th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta
It's my second time in a row to visit the Hot Air Balloon Festival in Clark but this time I was attending the night glow instead of the last year's early hot air fly. Me and my friends were supposed to be leaving at 3am in Manila. However, we didn't woke up at 2:30am and just woke up with my friend screaming that it was 6am already!
Sen Lek Thai
Pepper Lunch: Beef Pepper Rice
I have tried eating at the Sizzling Pepper Steak and I would like to compare it to Pepper Lunch since Pepper Lunch was the first in the Philippines with a concept of sizzling-cook-your-own-steak in Japanese style. They really have the same concept but when it comes to taste they are kinda different, maybe because of the sauce used.
Spiral, Sofitel Philippine Plaza
Finally, I got to eat at this most expensive and biggest buffet that I ever had in my life. I was supposed to eat here with some friends but opted to go with my parents, who celebrated their wedding anniversary that day and treated them here because neither one of them had ever eaten here too. I had to call for reservations wondering if I really have to because of its price, I think that few people would eat here making more room for walk-in customers.
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