Review: Taft’s Exile on Main St.
If you are craving for some cheap, yet flavorful chicken wings in Taft, we got you fam! Introducing, Exile on Main St.
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Review: Best lugaw in town, Lugawan sa Tejeros
Lugaw or rice porridge is one of TheEatventurers ’ favorite comfort food. It doesn’t cost much, yet it is very filling. Some are exquisitely delicious which makes it a bang for your buck. No wonder, it was used in the idiom"tubong lugaw" which means with small capital, there is a large return. Lugaw is Chinese in origin. It is very easy to digest, which makes it a perfect dish for people under the weather. It has different variations, from goto to arrozcaldo, to whatever toppings you desire. It is the cousin of your favorite risotto. In a small place in Makati, The Eatventurers discovered a restaurant packed with people of all social status. You guessed it! We are talking about Lugawan sa Tejeros also known as "LST."
Review: There is something ‘Between the Buns’
Malabon is known for its pancit and sweet delicacies such as pichi pichi and kakanin but it is also becoming a food trippers’ haven with several food establishments mushrooming in the area. Among Malabon’s famous restaurants is the floating restaurant, Balsa sa Niugan. It now houses a cafe called Kapihan sa Balsa where Between the Buns, a joint that offers comfort food, is also being housed. The Eatventurers tried out Between the Buns last month and here’s our review.
Underrated: Fritcone’s P40 Graham Fruit Chill goodness
Did you miss Mr. Sun? The past few weeks have been rainy and so seeing sunshine was such a rare thing, but how do we enjoy this hot weather? The Eatventurers discovered Frit Cone’s stall in 2016 but it was only this year that we tried their Graham Fruit Chill.
Introducing: Edgy cafe called 'Black Lightning'
Say hello to this new cafe-restaurant in town! A must-try for people who wants something new near DLSU, DLS-CSB, or St. Scholastica.
Review: French-Japanese cafe Le Petit Souffle surprises
You might want to chill at French-Japanese cafe, Le Petit Souffle. When translated "Le Petit" means "The Little" in French. This cafe is the brainchild of Chef Miko Aspiras and other partners Kristine Lotilla and Chef Noel Mauricio.
Review: Why Rap Steaks and Cakes is our go-to restaurant for steaks
"Life is too short for bad steaks," the menu of Rap Steaks and Cakes says and we agree.