acidboy Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 Sawang-sawa na ako sa mga "established" restaurants! Problema kasi sa mga resos dito sa atin pagsumikat na ang establishment, at dumarami na ang branches, ang kalidad ng produkto nila bumabagsak na! Example: Triple V restos, Gloriamaris, Hapchang, Dencio's, Gerry's Grill, tia maria, Yellow Cab... Ayaw ko na rin sa mga restos na "sell out" meaning hindi authentic ang pagkain nila, o kaya'y kinokompromisa nila ang kalidad, o SUPOT lang talaga chef nila! Example: Tempura, Teriyaki Boy, Saisaki, Chowking, Little Asia, Pho Hoa.... Kaya hanap ko na lang ngayon mga holes-in-the-wall, kung hindi mga di sikat pero masarap talaga ang food. Example: schwarzwalder, Old Swiss Inn, Jerusalem, Kikufuji at yung maliit na puwesto sa former-Ultra sa Pasig na sisig ang specialty. Share niyo naman dito mga ibang lugar na ganito! 1 Quote Link to comment
marvin_8 Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 Sa binondo at sta crruz madami .....hindi sikat .. masarap .... Quote Link to comment
phantom_23 Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 mga tsong yan ba yung tipong di naman ma teturn-off yung kasama mo, bigay nyo naman yung exact location nyang mga resto na yan. Quote Link to comment
hotchic_primrose Posted November 26, 2004 Share Posted November 26, 2004 hmm kim tao..sa pasay... =) mura but then masarap... Quote Link to comment
quality_checked Posted November 26, 2004 Share Posted November 26, 2004 sgs house of mini's - it's a steak hous which isnt that expensiveand good portions are served. branches at: greenhills shopping center,libis area, glorietta food court and the shangrila mall food court. Quote Link to comment
bluechips Posted November 27, 2004 Share Posted November 27, 2004 acidboy, yung sa may ultra na great sisig i think is aysees ang name. sa mga established authentics try: taste of LA roces ave near t.morato, cibo, uno (one of the sidestreets near t.morato, near the area of phohoa and yellow cab), korean village, furosato roxas blvd. &kuretake in rockwell, hayuan (makimi), lingnam (noodles), tasty (dumplings and porkchop) rice, hot!cafe (bagnet & bangus belly sinigang)banana leaf curry oks parin last time i tried, sweet inspirations (katipunan) san na ngayon ang swarzwalder? and what would you recommend and where is jerusalem restaurant? Quote Link to comment
ATONG ANG Posted November 28, 2004 Share Posted November 28, 2004 acidboy, yung sa may ultra na great sisig i think is aysees ang name. sa mga established authentics try: hayuan (makimi), lingnam (noodles), tasty (dumplings and porkchop) rice<{POST_SNAPBACK}>hoping not to tresspass on anyone's authority but just to air my opinion, tasty is and will never be authentic. their noodles are served with kiamchay (salty vegetable) when the original calls for muichay(a kind of sweet vegetable). their dumplings dont have the ginger taste when the authentic taiwanese standard calls for it. their noodles are thick and flat out overcooked, losing its chewiness. more authentic ones are mien san and chia sian law in adriatico (recently closed but reopened with a new name also along adriatico) whether its authentic or not doesnt really matter as long as the taste appeals to you and it gets you full and satisfied. Quote Link to comment
acidboy Posted November 30, 2004 Author Share Posted November 30, 2004 bro bluechips,tama ka, aysees ang pangalan nung luag sa may dating ultra. sarap talaga ng sisig nila. idadagdag ko rin ang "rsm" - isang chain ito ng restos sa laguna at cavite na parang carinderia at inuman. masarap ang sisig nila- yun lang nga, nilalagyan nila ng isang malaking kutsarang mayonnaise sa ibabaw ng sisig. kung mahilig ka sa mayo baka trip niyo ito, kung hinde, patanggal mo na lang. jerusalem restaurant ay nasa ermita. sa del pilar yata. daming arabyano kumakain dito, siguro masmaganda subukan mo mga iba't ibang items nila sa menu. halos lahat ng nakain ko doon masarap. imho, sang-ayon din ako kay atong ang. di ko nagustuhan ang tasty. noong bago siya, at isa lang ang puwesto niya sa may retiro masarap siya. pero nung kumalat na siya, sinundan na niya ang yapak ng mr. poons. idagdag ko lang: merong isang maliit na thai carinderia sa may gabi ng pwu. di ko alam ang pangalan pero okay dito. (sorry ha, mahina ako sa pangalan eh). japanese- wala na siguro tatalo sa kikufuji (makati) lalo na sa lunch menu niya. yung owner/chef nito, si claude, ay isang hapon na surfer. at halos araw-araw ang dating ng isda nila. cafe uno- masarap din nga dito. limited lang nga ang menu. at meron silang duck pate na ok na binebenta sa bote. noodles- na-mention ko ito sa kabilang thread, at dinagdagan din ni atong ang, masarap sa mien san sa gilmore. taiwanese style! Quote Link to comment
Google Posted November 30, 2004 Share Posted November 30, 2004 Buddy's - MakatiKusinerong Pinoy - Kamagong, Makati. Quote Link to comment
acidboy Posted November 30, 2004 Author Share Posted November 30, 2004 whether its authentic or not doesnt really matter as long as the taste appeals to you and it gets you full and satisfied. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> agree ako diyan atong. pero paminsan minsan kelangan din natin umalis sa ating "comfort zone" at sumubok ng ibang p*tahe diba? parang sex din yan eh. Quote Link to comment
Macdknife Posted November 30, 2004 Share Posted November 30, 2004 acidboy, yung sa may ultra na great sisig i think is aysees ang name. sa mga established authentics try: taste of LA roces ave near t.morato, cibo, uno (one of the sidestreets near t.morato, near the area of phohoa and yellow cab), korean village, furosato roxas blvd. &kuretake in rockwell, hayuan (makimi), lingnam (noodles), tasty (dumplings and porkchop) rice, hot!cafe (bagnet & bangus belly sinigang)banana leaf curry oks parin last time i tried, sweet inspirations (katipunan) san na ngayon ang swarzwalder? and what would you recommend and where is jerusalem restaurant?<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bluechips, yung Schwarzwalder nasa may Atrium na yata, corner Makati Ave. and Paseo de Roxas. Ok sa Uno. The food's great and the atmosphere isn't pretentious. Japanese food? Sushi-ya sa Morato din. Vietnamese? Subukan nyo sa Saigon Best, near Sulo Hotel in QC. Middle eastern food? Mr. Kabab (aka Persia House) in the Delta area, also in QC. Quote Link to comment
bluechips Posted November 30, 2004 Share Posted November 30, 2004 thanks mcdknife! i'm not in qc that often but at least may ideas na ako where to go on my next trip Quote Link to comment
ATONG ANG Posted November 30, 2004 Share Posted November 30, 2004 bro bluechips, jerusalem restaurant ay nasa ermita. sa del pilar yata. daming arabyano kumakain dito, siguro masmaganda subukan mo mga iba't ibang items nila sa menu. halos lahat ng nakain ko doon masarap. imho, sang-ayon din ako kay atong ang. di ko nagustuhan ang tasty. noong bago siya, at isa lang ang puwesto niya sa may retiro masarap siya. pero nung kumalat na siya, sinundan na niya ang yapak ng mr. poons. idagdag ko lang: merong isang maliit na thai carinderia sa may gabi ng pwu. di ko alam ang pangalan pero okay dito. (sorry ha, mahina ako sa pangalan eh). noodles- na-mention ko ito sa kabilang thread, at dinagdagan din ni atong ang, masarap sa mien san sa gilmore. taiwanese style!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>jerusalem is in mh del pilar, ermita just before taste of l.a. 1st branch of tasty is in masangkay street binondo, 2nd was banawe near shakey's, 3rd was gandara binondo and the last was wilson branch. in between, the banawe branch transferred to retiro and the gandara branch has closed down.this is different from mr. poon's situation as all branches are company-owned and owner has other business interests and doesnt need the money. as to the noodles, there are many kinds of noodles used in soup, the most common being the egg noodle. other variations are flat noodle, hofan, hand-pulled noodle, knife-sliced noodle, misua, bihon, sotanghon. the qualities most desired in noodles are chewiness, firmness, and soup absorbtion. one should be able to taste the soup by just eating the noodles. there has to be a little pressure applied by the teeth to bite off noodles. noodles should preferably spring back a little when stretched and bitten off. hand-pulled noodles can be found at meylin. knife-sliced noodles are found in taiwan and china. a dough is formed and sliced with a knife directly into a boiling tub of water. tasty uses flat noodles but the best of this type of noodle belongs to mien san and eng lay hiong in ongpin beside eng bee tin (closed down last year but part owners are people from tramway) Quote Link to comment
plowed99 Posted December 2, 2004 Share Posted December 2, 2004 thram's diner sa west avenue malapit sa st. vincent school at katabi ng starbucks west. kakabukas pa lang. super ok ang place at affordable ang drinks (beer 40 lang). pwede i-date dito gf/bf. Quote Link to comment
in_style Posted December 2, 2004 Share Posted December 2, 2004 Buddy's - MakatiKusinerong Pinoy - Kamagong, Makati.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> uuyy! i know these two places! buddy's is infront the south cemetery in kalayaan, makati.they have pansit habhab and their kakanin is good!not expensive pa! :cool: kusinerong pinoy is very near ymca in kamagong.their lunch fares are good. love their sinigang anglechon kawali. leche flan for dessert is yummy! Quote Link to comment
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