The restaurant’s interior looks so posh which gave us the impression that their food is pricey. So I was surprised that it wasn't.
It was just a week before my “measurement day” so I didn’t break on my tea habit. Boyet agreed when I asked if he wanted to try the Vietnamese Tea. The distinct aroma of the tea was refreshing despite its bitter aftertaste.
Vietnamese Tea PHP60
Six pieces of deep fried spring rolls were served along with the Vietnamese Tea. I love all kinds of spring roll so I still enjoyed this one even if it was a bit oily. My trick was to dip it in vinegar to wash away the excess oil. Hehe!
Deep Fried Spring Rolls PHP118
Both of us were not in the mood for noodle soups so we settled for their rice meals. Unfortunately, the choices were limited.
Boyet had roasted chicken, the usual with crispy skin and moist meat. Although I must admit that there is something unique with how it taste. We liked it so we didn’t bother to pinpoint what it was.
Boyet had roasted chicken, the usual with crispy skin and moist meat. Although I must admit that there is something unique with how it taste. We liked it so we didn’t bother to pinpoint what it was.
Boyet was choosing between the roasted chicken and pork chop so I chose the second. The cut was a bit thick so I was surprised that it was still tender. I was trying hard not to eat the pork fat but it was really irresistible. The flavors were somewhat similar to those of tocino and tapa. I wasn’t planning on eating pork but it turned out to be a good decision. :)
Wow! It's already your 3rd time and I still haven't even seen the new Ayala Triangle Gardens haha.. I miss being in Makati. I wish I could be back there soon! :p
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