Showing posts with label thanksgiving party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving party. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

{ A Pancake House Treat}

I am sorry for the loooong hiatus. I've been busy with work and I never got the time to blog about certain things. Currently, I have three pending blog posts besides this one. Ugh. I need to make time. Forgive me. ;_;

Today's feature is a bit late. This happened way back in August. So to carry on, today's hot seat will be on...




Yup, that's right. This was my thanksgiving party. This was after my oath taking and the like. I invited Guada and Mary along. Trusted friends galore, yeah? ♥

Anyhoo, a little something about today's feature.



Such a beautiful entry. ♥ Just by reading this, I get to imagine what it's like in the early 70s.

My mom was super duper hungry while we were waiting for Guada and Mary to arrive, so without a second thought, she then ordered a simple dish. A breakfast dish to be exact ( even though it was dinner time). Some foreigner watched my mom as she gobbled the morning meal. We, Filipinos, simply eat when hungry and there are definitely no exceptions. :)

Pancake House offers hearty meals topped with high-class ingredients. ♥



Pancakes with sausages and a cup of coffee was my mom's choice of meal. ♥

I, on the other hand, also watched mom eating her scrumptious meal, and even though I was hungry, I kept on waiting for my friends' arrival.

After 30 minutes or so, my friends finally arrived. (FINALLY ';_;)


Featuring Mary and Guada respectively. Tadaaaaaa. ♥

Mary's choice of meal was Salmon Cakes with Brown Rice Tabbouleh worth PHP196.00. 



Guada's meal was Cornmeal Crusted Fish worth PHP213.00.



Since I have a knack for sweet things, this was mine. Caramel Banana Walnut worth PHP191.00.



After gobbling our way to full stomachs, we just had to try out their best seller. The so-called Key Lime Pancake worth PHP198.00. 


We were expecting a grand entry for a pancake but what surprised us was this tiny cute haven. ♥


...and of course, let's not forget about this:


We had a jolly good time. Till next! ;D






It was a wonderful dining experience. You can also call it as foodporn :D

Locations:
G/F North Arcade, Banilad Town Center, Gov. M. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City, Cebu
(032) 239 0631

The Terraces,, Ayala Center,, Cebu City, Cebu
(032) 232 7824

For more information, please log on to:

http://www.pancakehouse.com.ph/

and regarding their menu:

http://www.pancakehouse.biz/phi-menu.html

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Sunday, August 4, 2013

{ Manggahan }

Yup. That's it. That is the title I will have for this blog. Manggahan. Manggahan is a visayan term meaning " a place with many mango trees".  Here, in this case, is the name of a restaurant located at 30 Wilson st., Apas , 6000 Lahug, Cebu City, Philippines.



This is Manggahan's front




I would like to thank Mary Palompon for the invitation. Her thanksgiving party was held here at this place so I decided to blog it all out.


This is the restaurant's stage where they have live bands performing every Fridays and Saturdays. Sad to say, we didn't get to watch a band perform since we visited the place on a Thursday. :D

My point of view.


The counter.


When Mary sent me an invitation to her thanksgiving party and told me the name of the venue, I was like " Say what again?". Yes. With that name, you will wonder. But have you ever wondered why it's called that way? Well, this; I tell you. They have many mango trees located at the back of the restaurant as an extension of the place. Thus, the name.



I just took this shot from the inside.


Manggahan offers a wide variety of grilled meat and seafood dishes, Filipino and Chinese cuisine alike. They also serve exotic meals like Crocodile Sisig for 188 PHP ( Yes, it is sisig made up of crocodile meat) for those who have adventurous taste buds. You can dine in an air-conditioned room or dine outside under the shades of the mango trees.


Their prices are surprisingly low. Their prices for unlirice for mais or corn and humay are 20PHP and 25PHP respectively.






We enjoyed the mouthwatering food and its stupendous unique taste. ♥ It was an all out experience for me.

They also serve alcoholic drinks. So if you want to waste the night away with your friends and still be in a place where good ambiance is present, Manggahan is perfect for you. As you can see, Guada is having a drink herself. :3

We spent the whole evening here before heading out to karaoke again. Me, and my friends. Haha. ♥

Your random blogger and her friends,


Mau ♥




For more details about this place:

https://www.facebook.com/manggahancebu and please contact 09228203971 / 2603300.
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