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Krazy Garlik, Greenbelt 5


My friend and I always passed by this restaurant whenever we watch movies at Greenbelt 1. Since we always eat at TGI Friday's because of the great food and ambiance, we decided to try Krazy Garlik. As for me this would be heaven because I really like spices, especially garlic. This place was already featured in a TV show because of their main ingredient.

Cyma, Greenbelt 2


On a search for a never been eaten here restaurant and something unusual, my friend and I tried to choose between Red Crabs, Marciano's, Rockefeller and Conti's in the array of restaurants in Greenbelt. The first three doesn't have any bottomless drinks so we went to Conti's but it was already almost 10pm and they were already closing. Lucky for us, we passed by Cyma and good thing they are open till 12mn so we decided to try something Mediterranean, something Greek! We have been wanting to eat here but always ended up to try something else thinking that the food here were really that expensive because its Greek but we almost tried everything in Greenbelt and Cyma is one of the few which still remains in our must try restaurants.

Cafe d'Asie


This was supposed to be my Mother's Day treat for my family but due to the conflict of schedules, this was delayed two weeks after Mother's Day. The only available date for all of us is a weekday night so after office hours we had our dinner at the Cafe d'Asie, which is located at the 2nd floor of the Bellevue Hotel in Alabang.

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