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My Kitchen by Chef Chris, home of the Roll up pizza

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I have been an avid fan of Deal Grocer especially for their deals on unique restaurants around Metro Manila. I bought a deal for roll up pizza in half the price at My Kitchen by Chef Chris thinking that it was a great deal for such quaint and especial restaurant in the heart of Manila. This restaurant is situated in The Oasis Hotel in Paco, Manila just beside Paco park. Oasis Hotel -Facade My Kitchen by Chef Chris - Entrance pesto sauce for whole grain bread Original Paco - P870.00 (but with the deal, we only paid P435.00) verdict: love the thin crust! not oily at all! Original Tuscany - P870.00 (i have 2 vouchers!!!) Chef Chris' Roasted Chicken - P1,250.00 Cozy table setup pool area of The Oasis hotel  Citations :) Final say, with the price range indicated in the menu, it would be best if you eat here in a group. Also, if you are going here on a weekend, better to have a reservati
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[FOLLOW UP] The Cheese Steak Shop Manila has moved and on the road

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The Cheese Steak Shop has moved to another location but still in Makati. Below is their new address: 140 Amorsolo Street , Legaspi Village, Makati City Tel. no.: 555-1818 and 555-0235 Store hours: Mondays - Sundays 10:00am to 10:00pm They also have a new branch at the Fort Strip! And yes, you read it right ! They are now on the go because of their new Food truck sharing the love for the infamous original Philly Cheese steak sandwich. Yum! They have just finished visiting Greenhills and Katipunan Ave. Got these photos from their Facebook page :
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Barbara's: a Nostalgia of Spanish era

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It's been a long time since my last post. I got the chance to buy few vouchers once again. This time for a nostalgic dinner buffet with a cultural show at Barbara's located in Intramuros. I brought with me my aunties who will surely enjoy such dinner. The facade of the old building remind me of an old movie scene where Filipinos dressed in Barong Tagalog and in the regal Baro't Saya   and attends a party during Spanish regime. Each corner of the establishment was well-preserved. From the stone brick floors to the Narra staircase, antique chandeliers and even the interiors of the restaurant. It feels like you traveled back in time. The dinner started at 7PM. The buffet table showcased a few Filipino dishes staple during a fiesta or special occasions. a room full of diners Molo soup a  warm and very tasty soup with few dumplings on it the buffet Includes pandan rice, pancit bihon, beef adobo, fish fillet, grilled chicken, and fried vegetabl
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