SM Aura’s food court is known to be a fancier version of your usual food hall. With more premium options to choose from, you’d have to shell out more cash for a meal. I wouldn’t mind spending a few extra hundreds if it means that I'd get a “good meal.” And that is exactly what I got from Food on Four’s new player.
Hello, Rico Rico.
This new paella place caught my interest when it opened a few months ago. Vibrant colors and DIY paella were what caught my attention. And I grew even more curious when I found out that this brand is the brainchild of the group handling Las Flores and Rambla, restaurants known to serve superb Spanish dishes. But my schedule didn’t permit me to try this place sooner.
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Showing posts with label Rambla. Show all posts
Friday, April 28, 2017
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Love at First Bite: La Lola Churreria
A few weeks ago, I saw a Nokia Snake Level
10 line while buying taho
at Powerplant
Mall. Apparently, there’s a new craze in town and it’s the churros of La
Lola Churreria. New? Yes. Yummy? I heard. Game? Definitely!!! Long queues never
fail to make me curious.
Hello, La Lola Churreria!
We got to
the place around 1 PM and the line was more manageable that time so we decided
to join the craze.
I wanted to
try all but K and E were hesitant with the idea as we were still going to visit
Salt
for lunch and it could kill our appetite. (And I was thinking… right! As if
that could kill my appetite! I even had sorbetes before heading to the churros
place.)
Anyway, we
all compromised and just ordered Classic
Churros (PHP110, medium 6 pcs | PHP195, large 12 pcs | PHP275 Xlarge 18 pcs)
and Xuxos or stuffed churros—Nutella, Strawberry and Peanut Butter (PHP120 each). We also got a
large Hot
Chocolate Dip (PHP100).
The Classic Churros
with Hot
Chocolate Dip were served on a paper cone and you may eat it while walking
or stick the cone on the table (the tables have holes for the pointy part of
the cone) and eat it while people watching.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Love at First Bite: Rambla
Hello, Rambla!
The place is
pretty dark considering it was just 1 p.m. when we visited. I guess that gives
it the cozy date ambiance. (But the place is great for some afternoon chat or
mini gatherings as well.)
It took us a
bit of time to decide on what to order but finally settled with the following:
The “Liquid” Spanish Omelette (PHP125),
Black Paella
with Salmon
Loin Tataki and Baby Carrots (PHP595) and Salmon
and Arugula Mini Pizza
(PHP245).
The liquid
Spanish omelette
arrived first and it was heavenly. The slowly and lowly cooked till creamy egg
yolks topped with caramelized onions was a foodie treat.
I also loved the delightful potato foam that somehow reminded me of cheese for some reason (must be the color). I’ll definitely order three glasses of this next time!
I also loved the delightful potato foam that somehow reminded me of cheese for some reason (must be the color). I’ll definitely order three glasses of this next time!
The mini pizza
was served next and it was also a lovely dish. The thick salmon
cut topped with arugula
on a thin crust served as a great appetizer
(or snack). One order is slightly too small for sharing though.
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