It’s simply amazing how many new restaurants and food places are opening up almost every week here in the Metro. There are so many of them to visit and so many new dishes to try. And I’m so glad we have a food blog to write about our foodie adventures.
One of the many places I love going back to is SM Mall of Asia. When I first went there, I was amazed by the number of food choices available to me. Like, seriously! There are about a hundred of food places there so anyone, whatever cravings you might have, you can be satisfied with the wide variety of restaurants/food establishments in MOA.
I remember enjoying just sitting at the Esplanade or MOA’s boardwalk area. There are a lot of restaurants there, too, including a small seafood market known as their own version of Dampa – Taste Asia. I haven’t dined there yet, but I’ve seen the place so I’m really looking forward to enjoying lunch with family or friends there really soon. If you want to know the wide choices of food and Asian cuisines available at Taste Asia, check out the post at Our Awesome Planet (right photo, credits to Anton).
I also love staying at the al fresco dining and hangout areas just outside the Hypermarket. I used to just stay there and watch people walk by, checking out what everyone’s wearing. Some on their flip flops, others in their formal or high-heeled shoes. Some look like fashion models strutting their stuff down that walk like they’re on an actual runway. It’s fun to watch seeing different kinds of fashion choices by people – some in petite clothing, really fashionable clothes; others, wearing scarves at noon time! It’s one of my habits actually. Just looking at how other people dress up. I think I was supposed to be a fashion designer, but I ended up designing blogs instead. *LOL* And that’s what I love about MOA. You can wear anything you want without feeling conscious.
Anyway, going back to the food establishments in SM Mall of Asia, here are some of those that I’ve already tried and have already written about here:
And here are some that I haven’t posted about yet:
We loved Juan’s Bistro‘s Beef Steak Tagalog!
Carver’s branch in SM MOA already closed. Decided to not blog about them anymore.
One of my best finds in their food court. They also have a branch in Greenhills.
Will post about them next time.
There are a ton more food places in SM Mall of Asia and I really want to try all of them. My next stops are World Chicken (to finally try if Kien‘s Pesto Pasta is really way better than their version) and Peanut Butter Co. and Highlands Steakhouse!
How about you? Which food places / restaurants in SM MOA have you already tried?
For the Love of Food…
This is my very first post for Girl Talk.
i love MEY LIN in MOA!!! 😀 hahaha.
Ooh, I haven’t been to Mey Lin yet. Too many restos in MOA! LOL!
i know! there’s a lot of restos i wanna try too. check out meylin. cheap but so yummy.
there’s just too many good restos there back home, well no wonder because we Pinoys love to eat so much .
have a great weekend.
here’s my entry: http://ilovedarly.com/2010/12/gt-the-where-dining-out/
if only MOA is not so far from my house maybe i could hang out there, lol!
Oohh, yeah! Me, too! Then, I’ll be broke. Hahaha.
we have no subway branch here in baguio. sadness. but then again, we don’t have a lot of what they have in MOA. hehe. that food from Yoshinoya looks heavenly! i have a meet-up with some bloggers sa MOA in january. i’ll insist we eat there. LOL!
Oh, not Yoshinoya. I had a bad experience with Yoshinoya in MOA. The image at Yoshinoya is linked to my post about that experience. Hehehe.
Go to Taste Asia instead. Lots of choices there you’re surely enjoy!
We’re going to Baguio this weekend. Do you know of any place that serves strawberry sinigang aside from Zenz resto in Mines View Park hotel?