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#1 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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azzurri says:
Razon's is exceptional because the ice they use in their halo-halo is so finely crushed. For me that's the secret of good halo-halo! They only use 3 ingredients in their halo-halo: macapuno, saba, and leche flan.
Pancit luglug is also another favorite. It's basically noodles with sauce and tin...
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#2 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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chad0926 says:
If America has its McDonald's, then the Philippines has its own and it is called Jollibee. With over 570 stores scattered all over the Philippines and 27 international stores, Jollibee is the undisputed number one fastfood chain in the country. One wouldn't be a Filipino/Filipina if he or she hasn't...
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#3 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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ellekape says:
Big Buddha's concept is chinese and western combined. The chinese part of course pertains to the food they serve and western part is ambiance and big service (plus the chatting of patronizers). This restaurant can be tagged as "dine after office resto" or "barkadas (group of friends) resto". Their c...
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#4 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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the_bloodsucker says:
Oh, cupcakes are just everywhere. But what makes Cuptails and Dreams' special is that they are infused with your favorite cocktail drink! Imagine your cakes in various flavours of Cosmopolitan, Margarita, Pina Colada, Tequila Sunrise and Lemon Drop which come in these colorful cupcakes. My favorite ...
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#5 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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the_bloodsucker says:
It's been said that you can already know when you have good food in front of you even without tasting it... but just by the smell of the dish. This saying holds true for one of my favorite restaurants in Makati--- MASAS.
Well presented with a very relaxing ambience, Masas is a modern Filipino ...
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#6 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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azzurri says:
Sentro serves Filipino food, but with a more modern take to it.
If you could only order two items from their menu, order Corned Beef Sinigang (their specialty!) and Sago't Gulaman (bottomless!). Oh, and a cup of rice, so that makes 3 items :P
Most of their dishes are pretty delicious, like t...
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#7 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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chad0926 says:
Right smack at the center of Greenbelt 3 is the restaurant called Banana Leaf Curry House or simply Banana Leaf. One may never argue that this is a restaurant serving Asian cuisine from the rich culinary traditions of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and India.
As you enter this...
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#8 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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chad0926 says:
Located at the second floor of Greenbelt 3 is a restaurant conceptualized by the same owners of Cafe Metro. Recipes is just one of the many options an adventurous diner may choose from.
Simplicity, as it seems, is what this restaurant is offering as evidenced not just by its austere interiors a...
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#9 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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chad0926 says:
When it comes to eating Filipino cuisine buffet-style, I can only think of 3. The first two are Cabalen and Dad's/Saisaki. The third one is Kamay-Kainan.
Kamay-Kainan has always been present in the food courts of the malls. If you want cheap and quick lunch, then head to these food courts. And i...
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#10 of 10 restaurants in Makati
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chad0926 says:
Seafood Club is another project of the same owners of The Red Crab. Located along the rows of restaurants in Greenbelt 3, this restaurant specializes on what else, but, seafood.
I managed to browse its website before going there and was enticed by all the presentations. It added more to my exci...
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