Watch Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight at Brotzeit

Wazzup Pilipinas!

All eyes will be on the prize as the “Fight of the Century” finally happens on May 3, 2015, pitting two legendary boxers against each other.

Settling the score once and for all, the eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao will be taking on the undefeated pound for pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr., in the most anticipated match of all time.  

Watch this highly-anticipated bout, while indulging in authentic Bavarian cuisine. Brotzeit is offering boxing enthusiasts front row seats at its Glorietta outlet for this upcoming battle for greatness, complete with a knockout breakfast. For only P1,500, you can catch the action live and join the excitement while enjoying hefty servings of breakfast for champions. Choose from: Smoked salmon with Rosti and poached eggs, blueberry pancakes, 3-link sausage (chicken or nurnberger or kasekrainer) with Rosti, and spicy meatloaf with roasted potatoes in cream of spinach. Plus, enjoy your meal with unlimited brewed coffee or iced tea. 

Don’t miss the fight of the century – reserve your seats now! For inquiries or reservations, phone (02) 893 2815 or email reservations@brotzeitphil.com. Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant is located at Courtyard Drive, Glorietta 4, Ayala Center, Makati City.

Brotzeit Hosts Cooking Classes for Kids

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This summer, Brotzeit is once again offering kids a unique opportunity to learn how to cook simple German dishes in a fun setting. Dubbed Kinder Koche, or little chef in German, the kiddie cooking classes will be conducted by Brotzeit’s Culinary Director, Chef Ivan Maminta, who is Swiss-trained and fluent in German.  

This will mark the second year that Brotzeit will be offering these cooking sessions for kids as last year's students & parents were very happy with the results.

Classes kicked off on April 10 with lessons on how to cook Brezn (German pretzels). This will be followed by the next course, Schokokuchen (Chocolate cake), on April 25, Fladen (Pizza) on May 16, and finally, Apfelstrudel (Apple Strudel), on May 23. Along the way, kids will learn key German phrases, too!

Each course costs P1,500 and includes an apron for the parent/guardian, a shirt for the child, basic kitchen tools, recipe sheets and a Certificate of Completion. (Tip: If you are enrolling more than one child, or if your child is taking more than one course, you can get great discounts!)

Doesn’t that sound like a fun way to learn new things and bond with the kiddos this summer? For inquiries or to reserve your slot, phone (02) 631 1489 or email reservations@brotzeitphil.com. Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant is located at 112 Streetscape, Shangri-La Plaza Mall, EDSA.

Eugene Toquero and Mark Striegl Open Workout at KMA Fitness and Martial Arts Gym

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We caught a glimpse of  Eugene Toquero, one of the brightest mixed martial arts (MMA) flyweight talent from Cebu, and Mark "Mugen" Striegl, Japan-born Fil-Am MMA featherweight, before they enter the ONE Championship cage on the night of April 24, 2015 for ONE: VALOR OF CHAMPIONS.

An open media workout was held at the KMA Fitness and Martial Arts Gym located in Makati city on the afternoon of April 21, 2015 featuring the two fighters of One Championship (formerly One Fighting Championship), Asia's biggest MMA organization..

Both fighters displayed both power and endurance as they demonstrated their speed and agility in the open workout. We can sense their eagerness and excitement towards the upcoming fight night at SM Mall of Asia Arena where thousands of people are expected to watch several matches, five of which will highlight Filipino fighters including the two.

We were fortunate enough to personally interview Toquero, the "Pambansang Siko ng Pilipinas,"  two days before the open workout at our radio show at the Family Business show of Radyo Uno last Sunday, April 19, and we got to know him a little better like the facts that he's happily married with three kids and initially got into fighting mainly for financial reasons. He did expressed his fears every time he enters the cage but believes it is just part of his work as a fighter.