Dinner @ Kimpura, Greenhills ’09 – I

• Dinner @ Kimpura, Greenhills ‘09 – II

Kimpura Japanese Restaurant
Greenhills Shopping Center, Ortigas Ave.
San Juan, Metro Manila
(02) 721-8816

Kimpura Japanese Restaurant
Greenhills Shopping Center, Ortigas Ave.
San Juan, Metro Manila
(02) 721-8816

Dinner with my both Aunt and Stepmother Emma who just arrived from San Francisco, USA @ Kimpura, Greenhills ’09. Together with us are Ryan (Son of my Brother Ramon and Eloise), An-An (daughter of my sister Nelly and Jerry) and Baditz, my beloved Sister and my Central Bank. As we entered the Japanese restaurant the ambiance was really impressive, and I loved the place. Here you will see a lot  of red chairs and lovely teppanyaki tables.  If you want a little bit of privacy, there are also special rooms intended by the management for it.  Foods as expected were light, less greasy, less fatty, and less salty and easy to digest. Above all, they are delightful to eat. Try the following:  sashimi, sushi, kobachi, miso soup, tempura, gindara teriyaki, shrimp tempura, and angus rib eye. We enjoyed their dessert try them too .The next time you come to Greenhills for shopping, don’t forget to pass by and eat at Kimpura!

Useful Sites/Blogs:

• Click the City
• Munch Punch
• Spot.ph
• Philippine Star
• Greenhills
• Top 10 International Restaurants in the Phil
• Cosmotourist
• My Food Trip
• Michecesa.wordpress.com
• Intentiontoetreat.blogspot
• murdereybi.multiply.com
• unlawyer.net
• yummyadventures.com

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Dinner @ Kimpura, Greenhills ’09 – II

• Dinner @ Kimpura, Greenhills ‘09 – I

Kimpura Japanese Restaurant
Greenhills Shopping Center, Ortigas Ave.
San Juan, Metro Manila
(02) 721-8816

Dinner with my both Aunt and Stepmother Emma who just arrived from San Francisco, USA @ Kimpura, Greenhills ’09. Together with us are Ryan (Son of my Brother Ramon and Eloise), An-An (daughter of my sister Nelly and Jerry) and Baditz, my beloved sister and my Central Bank. As we entered the Japanese restaurant the ambiance was really impressive, and I loved the place. Here you will see a lot red chairs and lovely teppanyaki tables.  If you want a little bit of privacy, there are also special rooms intended by the management for it.  Foods as expected were light, less greasy, less fatty, and less salty and easy to digest. Above all, they are delightful to eat. Try the following:  sashimi, sushi, kobachi, miso soup, tempura, gindara teriyaki, shrimp tempura, and angus rib eye. We enjoyed their dessert try them too. The next time you come to Greenhills for shopping, don’t forget to pass by and eat at Kimpura!

Useful Sites/Blogs:

• Click the City
• Munch Punch
• Spot.ph
• Philippine Star
• Greenhills
• Top 10 International Restaurants in the Phil
• Cosmotourist
• My Food Trip
• Michecesa.wordpress.com
• Intentiontoetreat.blogspot
• murdereybi.multiply.com
• unlawyer.net
• yummyadventures.com

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Dinner Catered by Club Pilipino ’08

Angel is Someone who brings God’s loving kindness to everyone. Ligaya, both a self-declared and confirmed Archangel and her company of angels hosted a sumptuous dinner on the occasion of the First Christmas Party of the Mass goers in the HJM Parish Ossuary at her residence in New Manila. Everything is superbongacious and superdelicious!!! Everything is heavenly and God’s choicest blessing for us!!! Just look at the pictures they speak for themselves hehehe. As the saying goes, “Res ipsa loquitor” (The thing speaks for itself). What a lovely night to remember all the rest our lives! Tanti grazie! Muchas Gracias! Tausend Dank! Merci beaucoup! Maraming Salamat at Mabuhay Po Kayong Lahat! May the Infant Jesus find the Manger and grow in age, body, wisdom, grace and holiness in the Home of your hearts!

Useful Data on Foods

Conchinello was supplied by “Alba,” a Chinese Restaurant, located along Tomas Morato.  While the cake was ordered from “Cake On the Go, ” located along Timog, QC.  The lechon turkey and the rest came from the historic Club Pilipino, Greenhills, San Juan.

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Dinner @ Tender Bob ’08

Quick Facts

Tender Bob’s
Ground Level
Greenhills Promenade
Ortigas Ave.
Greenhills
San Juan, Metro Manila

Phone Number: (63 2) 726-2328

Useful Sites:

• Tender Bob’s
• Click The City
• Munch Punch

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Gimik @ Sofreh ’08

Quick Facts

Sofreh
Greenhills Shopping Complex
Ortigas Ave.
Greenhills
San Juan, Metro Manila

Phone Number: (632) 723-6402

Useful Sites

Sofreh
Click The City

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Choi Garden ’08 – II

• Lunch @ Choi Garden ’08 – I

Quick Facts

12 Annapolis cor. Purdue Sts., Greenhills
San Juan

Phone Number: (63 2) 727-6042, (63 2) 727-7489
Website: Choi Garden

I have been hearing and reading good things about this restaurant. My dream to come and to taste some of the delicacies of Choi Garden known for its Chinese cuisine finally came true when Dr. Linda treated Clem, Alice and myself for a sumptuous lunch. My first impression and expression when I came to this place was, “Wow sosyal!” The place is elegant in the Oriental sense of the word. It is totallly different from the usual Chinese restaurants that you know. I am truly impressed and it really changed my perceptions and biases about Chinese restaurant in the various parts of the Philippines.

These are what we ordered for lunch:

Shark Fin Roast Duck
Garlic Prawn
Seafood Bean Curt in Pot
Macau Lechon
Fried Rice
Taho
Four Seasons
Mango Pudding

Chinese foods are usually associated with Vetsin or monosodium glutamate and rich in oil and fats and because of that it is jokingly said that when you are fond of chinese foods you are “killing yourself softly and sweetly.” Choi garden makes a great difference when it publicly declares that the foods it offers has “no MSG, less fats, less oil and less sugar. It is also “less price” due to is policy of “no service charge.” To date, this is the best chinese restaurant for me. Indeed Choi is the best choice for you and me!

Useful Sites:

• Click The City
• Munch Punch
• Inquirer

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Choi Garden ’08 – I

• Lunch @ Choi Garden ’08 – II

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