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Spatzle Euro Market Cafe at Shangrila East Wing

July 8, 2013 by Richard

Spatzle Euro Market has been on my to try list for a few weeks already. Spatzle (pronounced as 'sphet-sle), a small pasta/dumpling, is something I've had and loved at both Magyar and Brotzeit before. I've seen it at the 5th floor of Shangrila Mall's new East Wing. We eat in Shangrila Mall almost … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mandaluyong, Restaurants Tagged With: European restaurants in Ortigas, restaurant reviews in Shangril mall, Spatzle Euro Market Cafe at Shangrila East Wing

Pinoy Hot at HEAT

June 11, 2013 by Richard

Pinoy Hot at HEAT in Edsa Shangri-La is a Filipino food festival featuring the fiery flavors of the Bicol region featuring Chef Sonny Almendras. Coconut cream and chilies are the most famous ingredients of this cuisine, as can be seen in this painting made from chocolate. My taste buds got a great … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mandaluyong, Restaurants Tagged With: Bicol region, buffet HEAT at Edsa Shangri-la, Chef Sonny Almendras, coconut cream and chili, filipino food festival, hotel buffet reviews, Ortigas area restaurants, Pinoy Hot

Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant in Shangri-la Plaza

April 22, 2013 by Richard

Mention German cuisine and I'll instantly be inundated with images of Fräuleins holding mugs of beef and plates of sausages during Okotoberfest.  I found there's more to it at Brozeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, which recently opened in Shangri-la Plaza. Brot meat "bread" while zeit means … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mandaluyong, Restaurants Tagged With: Apple Strudel, Bavarian cuisine, beer on tap, Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, chocolate cake, Currywurst, Emperor's Cake, Honey Bavarian Pork Ribs, Paulaner Beer, Paulaner draft beer, Shangri-la Plaza

Madeca in Podium

January 10, 2013 by Richard

MADECA is a Filipino-Mexican restaurant in Podium, it aims to combine familiar Filipino tastes with Mexican influences. The name is derived from the MAnila DE aCApulco galleon trade route and is composed of their tried and tested family recipes. The space is a simple wide open mall space with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mandaluyong, Restaurants Tagged With: Fil-Mex, Lechon Kawali Burritos, Madeca, Mexican Rice, Salpicao Mexikanin, salsa, Sisig Tacos, The Podium

Peking Duck Master at Summer Palace, Edsa Shangri-La

January 12, 2012 by Richard

Run of the mill Chinese restaurants are a dime a dozen but there is one place, Edsa Shangri-La's Summer Palace with resident head Chef Tony Sum that strives to push the envelope. This time they have invited Master Chef Yuan Chaoying, the Shangri-La Hotel group's resident Peking Duck Master. He is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mandaluyong, Restaurants Tagged With: best dimsum in manila, Chef Tony Sum, Chef Yuan Chaoying, Edsa Shangrila, fried codfish fillet, Ninko tikoy, peking duck, Quanjude, shanghai pancake, Summer palace

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