Stuffed chicken with mango ‘adobo’–this cozy, obscure place impresses
THE QUIET DINERBy Restos at a glance
Over the last fortnight this diner had highly contrasting dining experiences—one of great disappointment and the other, quite pleasing.
Over the last fortnight this diner had highly contrasting dining experiences—one of great disappointment and the other, quite pleasing.
Over a two-week period, we visited two restaurants, quite different from each other, by way of food offerings, but satisfying. One gives an ultimate dining moment and the other invokes memories of true Pinoy cuisine that harks back to the time of hired cooks in private homes.
Molito, which means “small mall,” is a new shopping complex in Alabang that’s buzzing with the opening of chain eateries, among them Wooden Horse Steak House, which serves good beef. In another part of town—in Eastwood, to be exact—a lechon fix is offered everyday at Somethin’ Fishy, an eat-all-you-can restaurant.
A chef of a new resto in Bonifacio Global City whips up a perfect paella. Another place entices residents and others to its Italian dishes in the confines of a tall condo building in Rockwell.
