Teriyaki Boy, Level 2 Abreeza Ayala Malls, Davao City
29 Jul 2011 5 Comments
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In abreeza mall there are so many restaurants specialized in Japanese Cuisine, there are Rai-Rai Ken, Tsuru, Red Kimono, soon to open Sumo Sam by marvin agustin and Teriyaki Boy. I’m not really fond of japanese foods but i like them specially Katsudon since I always ordered this one at the Yurushi Japanese Restaurant nearer from my work place at Ramon Magsaysay Ave., Davao City, it was owned by a pure japanese citizen married to a filipina wife.
Teriyaki Boy
I’m so glad one famous restaurant finally opened here in Davao City last May 14, 2011 the name is Teriyaki Boy. They had branches from Tokyo, Osaka, Manila, Luzon, Cebu, Cdo and Now here in Davao. I never forget their one and only funny commercial way back in 2006 with a not so funny angry mascot.
Anyway since teriyaki boy opened in davao we never get a chance to dine in at their restaurant on a few weeks after the opening date, the place was always jampacked, lots of people came in and waiting in line seated outside the resto. Last weekend were able to dine with this casual dining japanese restaurant.
Teriyaki Boy Noodle Goodness
Teriyaki Boy Salad Menu
When were there, the place was hip and modern, the atmosphere is cool, with japanese music played on the background, love the interior blend with japanese designs, the waitress/hostess are nice, very pleasant place indeed.
Teriyaki Boy Menu 1
Teriyaki Boy Menu 2
Teriyaki Boy Menu 3
Teriyaki Boy Menu 4
We ordered Kanikama Roll (P 100.00) Crabsticks rolled with sushi rice and nori. Serve it in 8 pieces on a nice presentation dishes and it tasted good.
Kanikama Roll
Their must try Katsudon (P 165.00) Breaded pork cutlet, deep fried and simmered in sweet soy sauce, onions and leeks, with beaten egg, topped on a bed of steamed rice. It’s one of my favorite japanese food. Katsudon here is good. But the one restaurant at uyanguren street really tasted better.
Teriyaki Boy Katsudon
Their Best Seller and popular Teriyaki Boy Chicken (P198.00) Succulent grilled boneless chicken, marinated and cooked with their very own teriyaki boy sauce. I really love this specialty, the taste of the chicken is so tender and juicy, the sauce is so savory. It’s a Two Thumbs Up for me…
Teriyaki Boy Chicken
Of course a meal would never be complete without a drinks, a sweet way to cap off our meal, so we ordered the teriyaki boy version of Watermelon and Mango Shakes (P 65.00 each), all I can say every ripe of the shake is yummy and refreshing.
Teriyaki Boy Watermelon and Mango Shakes
Overall I have a very satisfying meal. You can never go wrong if you dine in with this japanese resto, it’s so affordable we only billed 593.00 pesos for two. I can’t believe it, it so cheap for a japanese meal.
Cafe Laguna, Abreeza, Ayala Malls, Davao City
13 Jul 2011 6 Comments
in Current Events, Dining and fun, Food and Restaurants, News, Places, Tourist Spots, Uncategorized Tags: Abreeza, Ayala Malls, Cafe Laguna, Davao City, Dining, Dining and fun, Food and Restaurants, Food Blog, Foodblog, Foodie, Foodtrip, Fun, Restaurants
It’s my second time around to dine in this wonderful filipino cuisine at Cafe Laguna, the first time I enjoy their dishes are at Robinsons Big R Cagayan de Oro last year with my siblings and cousins, it’s good to hear that they opened their 6th branch in Abreeza Mall level 1 broadwalk area.
Cafe Laguna, Abreeza, Ayala Malls, Davao City
Cafe Laguna is owned by sisters Jill Urbina Viado and Grace Urbina Absin. They also owned Lemon Grass a thai-vietnamese resto in Cebu and Laguna Garden Cafe also in Cebu. Coming from the family who loves to cook and eat. The restaurant was started by their parents, who both hail from Laguna. Their mother loves to cook because her mother was also good cook, so they adopted the culture of cooking and eating at an early age. the family moved to Cebu from Laguna, in Luzon in 1975, when her father, a military doctor, was reassigned in Camp Lapu-Lapu, headquarters of the Armed Forces of the Philippines Central Command.
In the late 1980s, her mother Julita, who was then working at Montebello Hotel, started a small eatery to augment the family income and share her love for cooking. Later on, the self-service carinderia named Cafe Laguna, was converted into a fine-dining Filipino restaurant, where moderately-priced Filipino cuisine was served by waiters in a casual atmosphere.
Cafe Laguna Menu 1
Upon entering the restaurant, the waiter/waitress greeted us a warm welcome, given us a table with a nice spot atmosphere on the window. They handed us the menu and i’m surprised the price is affordable, except for rice which priced at 38 pesos per cup. I ask the waiter what is their specialty then he quickly said all what you seen on our menu is our specialty, he recommend to try their best seller Beef Caldereta and Seafoods Sinigang at 245.00 pesos each, for desserts we ordered fruit medley at 95.00 pesos and some soda drinks at 30.00 pesos each.
Cafe Laguna Menu 2
Cafe Laguna Menu 3
While waiting for our orders I observed, the place was classy and elegant, the view from the restaurant is spectacular, I enjoyed seeing some different skyscrapers of davao.
Beef Caldereta
Seafood Sinigang
Overall the Beef Caldereta is very good as well as Seafood Siningang, Fruit Medley is good. The price? We billed only 721.00 pesos for two. I really recommend Cafe Laguna for family or office gatherings and for the one who love Filipino Food Specialties. I really enjoyed the sumptuous meal of Cafe Laguna… Two Thumbs up…
Mooon Cafe, Abreeza Ayala Malls, Davao City
06 Jul 2011 6 Comments
in Current Events, Dining and fun, Food and Restaurants, News, Places, Tourist Spots, Uncategorized Tags: Abreeza Malls, Ayala Malls, Davao City, Dining, Dining and fun, food, Food and Restaurants, Foodblog, Fun, Mexican Restaurants, Restaurants
Foodtrip never stops at Abreeza Mall, at Level 2 in Food strips, i’ve notice a restaurant something new in davao, it’s situated between Hukad and Bigby’s Restaurant, the name is Mooon Cafe, yes it’s right with an triple O. They had branches all over the Philippines within Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Dumaguete and Cagayan de oro.
Mooon Cafe
While watching their menu, the staff is so accomodating and friendly, they ushered us into the restaurant. Luckily some seats and tables are vacant, the place was usually always full especially during lunch and dinner hours .
Mooon Cafe Menu
Mooon Cafe Menu 2
Mooon Cafe Menu 3
Mooon Cafe is a Mexican Inspired Restaurant, so we ordered their specialty Main Dishes the Mexican Baby Back Ribs at 225.00 pesos, it is made of pork baby back ribs topped with sweet tender sauce and buttered vegetable along with garlic rice.
Mexican Baby Back Ribs
Their best seller Moon Steak at 185.00, a sizzling pork steak with gravy sauce served with garlic rice and vegetable.
Mooon Steak
A must try Pork Belly at 155.00, pesos a grilled marinated pork belly with buttered vegetables and rice serve with native sauce.
Pork Belly
We also ordered a Pumpkin Soup at 58.00 pesos, a creamy pumpkin soup blended to a distinct flavor.
Pumpkin Soup
Solve it up with drinks a Reviving fruit combo and Stress buster smoothie at 60.00 pesos each and a Duet of Pomelo and Mango at 68.00 pesos.
The Drinks
Overall, we have a nice fun satisying meal, the food is very good as well as the ambiance, the staff and the price, only 3 of us and we only billed 810.00 pesos
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