We went there without reservations, fortunately, the host was able to squeeze us in.
The dinner buffet started at 6PM. There were a lot of stations and food to choose from. There was a Filipino Street Food Section, Noodles/Chinese Station, Indian Station, "Dampa"/Grill Station, Seafood Station, Cooked Food Station (with Choices like Pork Sisig, Paella, Pasta, Kare-Kare, etc), Salad, Breads, Drinks
and of course my favorite, Dessert Station
Compared to most of the diners that night, I didn't try everything. Not even half of what was being offered. I didn't want to overstuff myself and hate this whole experience. I only tried what I thought I would like and allotted half of tummy space for desserts.
My favorites were the Naan Bread and Chicken Tandoori that I even went back twice. Same thing with the Grill Station, where I went back three times for their Chicken, Salmon and Shrimps. I also like the Paella and the Steamed Maya-Maya with Mayonnaise Rainbow Dressing.
With desserts, I like these two the most.
Happy Eating!
4 comments:
Wow! The food looks delectable.
Thanks for sharing, but how much would I prepare if I'd decide to go there? :)
wow awesome foods
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Thanks for the info!
I'd like to try it one of these days.
Anyway, do you accept products for review?
I have some food products from a friend, and we're looking for bloggers who can feature these products. What is your stand on this?
Hope to hear from you. Thanks again!
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