Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Patti's

I so love this resto' - Patti's 1880's Restaurant. This is the place to dine if you happen to be in Western Kentucky and you want excellent food, great service and a cozy ambiance. 




The food here is kind'a pricey though, but what the heck, libre bitaw!!! hahaha... Thanks to my friend-from-work-slash-crush, for taking me to this awesome place on his birthday. Happy birthday "random guy"!!! LOL :-)

Here's what we ordered... 


1" Pork Chop
Patti's 1-inch pork chop is seasoned with their own blend of spices and seasoning then charbroiled. Served with baked potatoes and some greens. 
SO YUMMY!!!


Michael's Shrimp Pasta
Shrimp blended together with their cheeses and chives mixture is first broiled then sauteed with their creamy Alfredo sauce, mushrooms, hickory smoked bacon and sun-dried tomatoes. Served over a hot bed of linguine and topped with a sprinkling of grated Parmesan cheese. 
I LURV IT!


And oh, we didn't get to finish our food. Of course, we had 'em box. There's no way we're wasting those delectable dishes. I ate 'em the following day - still tasted great!!! Gosh... just thinking about it makes my mouth water... I hope to eat there again soooooon...

Anyway, here's some photos I took outside the restaurant... and a photo of me (that my friend took)... 


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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Korean Food | 한국 음식

Craving for spicy food? 

Eat Korean food. It's good, really... and healthy, too!! Can't even get enough of it. Haha...

If it's your first time and/or if you're not sure what to order, I suggest you try the famous Samgyupsal (may also be spelled as Samgyeopsal in the menu) and pair it with Kimchi Jjigae (Kimchi Soup). Perfect combination! 



Samgyupsal (thinly sliced pork), Dwaeji Galbi (marinated pork ribs) 
@ Chosun Galbi, Lahug

Kimchi Jjigae [김치 찌개] - Kimchi Soup @ Cook, Boracay





 
   Kimchi [김치] @ Cook, Boracay


Solo is a No-No! 
Don't eat solo or else you won't be able to finish your food. Their side dishes alone can fill one-fourth of your tummy already. They serve at least 4 side dishes at no extra cost. It's always good to go in groups so you could try more dishes plus it's lighter for the pocket. For P250 per head, you will get your stomach so full that you would want to crawl home already and sleep (SSB mode hehe). 


Side Dishes 


...more food!!! 


Cebu Korean Restaurants  
It's almost everywhere nowadays. Just swing by Lahug area and you'll find a number of Korean restaurants. Try Chosun Galbi located across IT Park or Donga, a newly opened restaurant in Mabolo right across Burger Joint.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

EaT, dRiNk, LoVe

Nothing beats a scrumptious dinner with great friends at Anzani (my favorite resto' here in Cebu) on Valentine's Day. 

L-R: Me, BJ and Kerli


Anzani is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant tucked atop a hill in Lahug near Marco Polo Hotel. They have a wide variety of dishes to choose from. Their food, from what I've tasted so far, is really good and their service is excellent. 


Here's what I had for dinner...

Fresh Four Seasons juice, Moroccan Bread in a mini-flowerpot-like container and Mixed Meat Skewer [Beef Tenderloin, Lamb, Chicken Breast, Bacon and Vegetables with PASTA and Blue Cheese Sauce].

They have the best Four Seasons Juice ever! The Mixed Meat Skewer was really good but that alone costs like a lunch buffet at Cafe' Marco (Marco Polo). I know, right?! But y'know, it's Valentine's... so whatever! ;p

After dinner, we had a few drinks at Bellini just to close the night away.

Bellini

Bellini is a really great place to chill and just hang out with friends or whoever. The ambiance is really good. I love their couch, the lighting and their service. Also, the city view at night is pretty. I didn't get a good picture though - sahry! Just go check it out for yourself! :-)

That's it for now. Hope y'all had a happy V... Cheers! <3 <3 <3