Showing posts with label makati. Show all posts
Showing posts with label makati. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

101 Hawker Food House




Since then, I was in the constant search for Singaporean Hawker Food stalls in the metro; and luckily, upon blog hopping, I discovered this gem in Makati.

Curry Laksa for only P100 a bowl? What a steal!


101 Hawker Food House
Unit 102, Campos Rueda Bldg.,
101 Urban Avenue, Makati
(02) 886-7329

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Chubby's Rib Shack






Menu


Sorry for the photo. As soon as the ribs came, we devoured it and forgot to take a shot before doing so


Garlic Parmesan Wings (c/o BW&T)


Nachos


Armaggedon


Solaris One Bldg.,
Dela Rosa Street, Makati City

Sunday, January 16, 2011

BonChon Chicken




19 December 2010

Long Overdue BonChon post.


Counter


Rush Hour


Though Chicken Charlie started the twice-fried chicken phenomenon here in Manila, BonChon pioneered it first, well, in Korea and Singapore (4 Fingers).

I got to sample 'bonchon' style chicken in Chicken Charlie way back August of last year in their Retiro branch, and this gave me the idea what to expect in the BonChon franchise in the Triangle. I must say that Chicken Charlie did a good job in their version of twice-fried chicken texture-wise; and having sauces (soy-garlic and sweet-spicy) at par with the original. The only difference is that BonChon prices are way steep compared to CC's.



6 pieces drumsticks and 8 pieces wings


First we ordered 6 pieces drumsticks and 8 pieces wings, both half & half (soy-garlic/sweet spicy), a cup of long-cut fries (P50, i think)



Fries


and a small order of pickled raddish (P45). It took around 30 to 45 minutes before we got to eat, not to mention the long waiting time before we got the chance to find a seat (it was a sunday night, christmas season).



Drums


Wings


I got the drumstick first, took a bite and woah, it was like Chicken Charlie's. I was on my 4th piece of wing, and suddenly I realized the difference between the two; it was the meat. I noticed that BonChon's meat was not as tasty as CC's, meaning, the flavor of BonChon's did not seep in.





Yes, BC's was moist, juicy and tender, but the flavor didn't penetrate the meat itself. In Chicken Charlie, the meat was tasty and flavorful, in addition to its being moist tender and juicy. Yeah, BC's was great but personally, I prefer Charlie's.

Service-wise, i find the staff of BC inefficient, even the manager. The cashiers have attitudes too. Don't think that being an employee of a 'hot' franchise gives you the right to disregard costumers waiting for seats who haven't bought yet.

Ps. In addition to the orders above (6 pieces drumstick and 8 pieces wings, long-cut fries and pickled raddish), we had an additional order of 6 pieces of drumsticks





and yes, we were only 3 at that time (3 hungry adults). Talk about gluttony :)






BonChon Chicken
Ayala Triangle Gardens
Ayala Avenue, Makati
(63 2) 621-6188

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Som's Noodle House




23 October 08

Som's!

always wanted to go here but never had the time...so, para masulit ung break, pinuntahan ko na din to! The food there is quite cheap since most of the dishes are good to 1-2 people. The ambiance resembles that of a shanty or carinderia which is exemplified by the dining area across the street, next to Rockwell Drive. Go there early or late to avoid the influx of costumers during peak hours (lunch/dinner) because the place may get too crowded. Som's is definitely worth a try especially if you are craving for good authentic Thai food! :)
clickhereto view the full menu!

the next best thing since Sukothai closed its doors :p



Som's Bagoong Fried Rice
Bagoong Fried Rice (P85)

Som's Phad Thai (S)
Phad Thai (P150)

Som's Thai Green Curry (C)
Thai Green Curry (P150)



Som's Noodle House
5921 Alger Street, Poblacion, Makati
otherwise known as Rockwell gilid or Backwell
(02) 757-8079