Kanin Club (Ayala Triangle, Makati) Situated in the middle of a row of restaurants just beyond the Makati Stock Exchange, Kanin Club's facade easily shouts Filipino with its wooden tables, batibot chairs and colored glass panes. Inside, the interiors mirror Old Manila houses where big windows with wooden sliding panels are permanent fixtures. Dim, vintage drop lamps adorn the ceiling, while old ceiling fans ventilate the al fresco dining area. The counter is even decorated with balusters that are commonplace in traditional Filipino homes.
Enchanted Time Line
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Showing posts with label Food Trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food Trip. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
Lunch at Kogi Bulgogi
Kogi Bulgogi (Korean Cuisine - Eastwood Mall) We just had a Sunday family lunch and we’re supposed to eat at a favorite Chinese restaurant at Eastwood Mall. But when we arrived at the resto, it was closed to their patrons, for a scheduled activity. We decided to jump into the next Korean restaurant.
I didn't know what to expect really since I hadn't eaten much Korean food before. I had heard good things, but who would think you could find such a great bistro. The bulgogi (which is a Korean barbecued beef dish) was so amazing that I ate it all, you get your money's worth at Kogi Bulgogi. Everyone else seemed to really enjoy their selections as well, but I'm really thankful that I went with someone who knows a lot about Korean food, and who was already familiar with Kogi’s, because who knows what random dish I would've chosen. We had our dessert at the nearby Starbucks coffee shop.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
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