Buddha-Bar Manila Introduces Their Lunch Menu

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Buddha-Bar keeps its high standards with their introduction of their Business Lunch menu in the heart of Makati. Meticulously prepared by Chef Soc Santos, Buddha- Bar Manila presents its 3-full course meal, all for P790 net.

Everyday of the week, a special set of menu shall encourage your appetite.  The Buddha-Bar menu offers a selection of Pacific rim dishes,  that has a blend of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, more East Asian flavor combined subtly with the flavors of the West.

Are we in for a sumptuous feast? Join us and find out as we present to you the Buddha-Bar Business Lunch.

Ninak: Asian Comfort Food at Kapitolyo in Pasig

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The Angus Beef Nilaga in the picture above is a lot more delicious in real life, and so are the other dishes served at Ninak, one of the newest restaurant sprouting at Kapitolyo in Pasig. It's very near the main road and the traffic enforcers know exactly where it is even though its new in the neighborhood.

Ninak is actually "kanin" spelled backwards. Kanin is the tagalog for rice - the staple food of Filipinos. Many would say they won't feel filled if they are not served rice along with their viand. Bread, pasta or mashed potatoes are no equal replacement for rice.

All the great dishes goes well with rice, and we seem to can't live conveniently or fulfilled without it. "Hindi ako nabubusog kapag hindi ako kumakain ng kanin" says many. It will always be a part of the Filipino meal.

Amici: Pizza, Pasta, and Gelato Extravaganza

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Amici has introduced around 10 new dishes to tease your palate, make your heart palpitate, and maybe wanna make you drool all over - that last one maybe too much.... hahaha!

Seriously, I've known Amici to be one of the great sources for my "gelato" craze, and have been one of my often visited resto in the Metro. But it was only that day during the introduction of their new Italian-inspired dishes was when I've heard of the history and origins of Amici.

If you are not aware, "Gelato" is the Italian word for "ice cream" derived from the word "gelatus" which means "frozen". It is made with milk, cream, various sugars, and flavoring such as fresh fruits and nut puree - that's how my fave online encyclopedia describes it.

But what's the difference between ice cream and gelato aside from one originating from Italy?