With all the Chinese Dramas that I have been watching, hotpot is their go to comfort food. So I have been so into hotpot and I have been looking for the perfect one that fits my and my family's taste. And I can definitely say that Moon Hey! Hotpot & Grill became our family favorite.
I always find myself craving for hotpot whenever I watch Chinese dramas. Most probably because they keep on showing people eating hotpots and the way they eat makes me crave even more.
With Samgyupsal restaurants popping everywhere because of the popularity of Korean drama, you would wonder if there is anything to eat besides Samgyupsal. That is where Hosaku comes in. Hosaku International Buffet offers Yakiniku/Samgyupsal, Hotpot and other ready to eat dishes.
When you can't enough seafood!!! Anybody who read my posts before knows that I love seafood especially crabs and shrimps. This is one of my favorite restaurants. An all you can eat seafood dampa style but a high-end environment.
Ever since the Quarantine began, a lot of food deliveries popped up. Bella's Comfort Food has been long in this food delivery business before the quarantine began but we only tried it since we can't exactly go out to celebrate an occasion.
It has been months since we are on lockdown or Enhanced Community Quarantine. Covid-19 has affected our daily lives. We now have to think of creative ways for businesses to stay afloat. My blog is one of those affected by it. I am seeing lost of readership because nobody wants to search for things about food or travel.
One thing that can attract me to a restaurant is my favorite, seafood. So when I saw the name Red Lobster, I was excited to see what this restaurant in S Maison has to offer.
I still can't get past my noodle cravings for the past few weeks. I think it may be because the weather is still a bit cold. Here is another one of my favorite ramen places, Ramen Nagi located at SM Aura.
My mindset when traveling abroad is that I don't think too much about the expenses and exchange rate especially when it comes to food. But for local destinations, I tend to have a tight budget. Why? Because there is no exchange rate and I can see immediately if it is expensive and I could always find ways to buy food when I crave it.
The first time I tried Outback was actually in South Korea because we were drawn by the advertisement that we saw near our hotel. At that time, there were lobsters included in their set meal. This was way back 2011, I think when we first went to South Korea. Fast forward to today, my first time to try Outback here in the Philippines and it didn't disappoint.
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