Going Korean

We actually planned to go to the spa but Callospa was fully booked. I never thought that we needed to reserve or something. So anyway, I suggested we go to a Korean restaurant. We first went to Hanoel, which is infront of Mercury Drugstore and National Bookstore. Antipolo peeps, you know this place, yeah? Food was so-so. I wasn't very happy about it. And I was so frustrated they don't have that grilled Korean bacon (I later remembered that it was called Samgyupsal. I haven't eaten in a Korean restaurant in years!) So I said maybe we should go to the other Korean restaurant near Ever Supermarket.

First stop: Hanoel's Coffee Shop and Restaurant

Hotdog, Lamb and Desserts

I found a couple of random cellphone pictures of food. These are some of those we ate but I forgot. Weird. These are my favorites. How can I ever forget about these? So this post will include something American, something Greek and something Italian. ;)

19 December 2010. Sabret. Eastwood Cinema.

I don't eat pork. So obviously, I haven't been eating hotdogs. After watching Chronicles of Narnia, I noticed this hotdog stand and Jeff said that it's beef. I never had second thoughts, we had to eat it. Haha. Before serving the hotdog, the crew asked us what condiments will she put. I said I want everything; chili con carne, catsup, mayo, and mustard. It's also served with chips. Very American.

Black Beard's Seafood Island: Where Pigging Out is a Must

After Jeff's basketball game this morning, roaming around the Manila Ocean Park and watching the musical show, sure we're super hungry. The last time we've had seafood was two months ago, so I asked Jeff if he wants this resto. He agreed so I reserved. Yes, you can reserve here!

Black Beard's Seafood Island in Market Market!

JACKS Dinner at Army Navy

Every year, my girls and I schedule a Christmas dinner. We've been doing it since 2005. Last year, were at Abe in Bonifacio High Street. This year, we just settled for a burger place because of our very complicated schedules. We dined at Army Navy in Glorietta 5. The morning before this, Jeff and I were in Tarlac to fetch my niece so he's kinda tired with the drive.

I also saw this kind of sign at Mexicali in Megamall. Do they really have to teach people how to eat burritos? Haha.

Vieux Chalet: A Swiss Piece

So twenty days after my birthday is Jeff's big sister's birthday. Their family decided to celebrate it in my neck of woods here in Antipolo when Jeff suggested Vieux Chalet. I was surprised they even decided to stay in their hotel, St. Moritz Inn.

Vieux Chalet is owned by the Hassig family. I know two of their kids because we went to the same high school. True to it's word, the place is very nice. It's pretty old and really has a European feel. And the food tastes good too. No, not good, it tastes great!

Pumpkin soup. It has a rich and creamy flavor. It goes well with the crunchy side dish (it looks like chicharon or something) served with it.

Burger Avenue at A. Venue

Today is yet another burger day. We stopped by the radio station where Jeff is doing his part time stint as a DJ to record his Christmas message, but I dunno what happened. We ended up eating lunch at Burger Avenue across the street. The radio station is near A. Venue along Makati Ave. I am a fan of grilled/charboiled burgers, and I feel like Burger Avenue tastes like Hotshots. Or maybe it's just me.