Love the pizzas that we tried. When they served the pizzas and other food that we ordered on our table, it was already a feast to the eyes. The antipasti, flatbread and salads are so colourful and fresh! Indeed the flavours and the preparations are superior. The crust is not oily. The cheese is incredible (I actually had takeouts I ate this morning, still very tasty after reheating)…
My top pick for the cheese would be the Burrata 🙂
We had the Firehouse Burrata (which is my favorite), the Manhattan buffalo, Time Square Scaramoza, and Seafood Burrata. Our starters were Panzella salad, herb and garlic flatbread. I ordered salted caramel for my drink – which I enjoyed so much!!!!
Next time, I wanna try the unlimited Mojito for Php400 :)))
Php1000 (8 slices of pizza, a starter, and drinks)
Table booking recommended
Home Delivery and Takeaway Available
Cash only
Cuisine:
Italian
Opening hours
Today 11am – 10pm
Happy Hours: Buy 1 Take 1 on selected pizzas from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Phone number:
02 82825699
Address:
Entrata Urban Complex, 2609 Civic Drive, Filinvest City, Muntinlupa City
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I enjoyed my dining experience here. Definitely coming back!
Manila Bulletin’s travel magazine Cruising Going Places celebrates its 16th year and boy
we are so lucky to be a part of it!
Together with Zomato Philippines, Cruising Magazine launched 16 #TravelForFood events featuring sixteen remarkable restaurants (and house specials). The TASTE event
aims to rediscover what the metro has to offer in terms of fine food and dining as well as provide references for an intown respite for everyone who loves food and entertainment.
Today, The Girl with the Muji Hat participated at the 14th taste event of Cruising Going Places. The group dinner was held at
Morita Japanese Restaurant at Fisher Mall in Quezon City and was attended by CruisingMagazineXZomatoPH contest winners, foodies and press people. Main favorites from Morita Japanese Restaurant and Truly Asia Restaurant were generously served. Shirts and bags were raffled off…
The night was super fun! (MORE PHOTOS HERE)
It was our first time in the restaurant and also my first
time to try sea urchin in the Philippines. The last time I ate sea urchin was in
Sapporo. I would say that it tastes okay. The sake sashimi plate is probably my favorite especially the Hamamachi and the Korean radish. The raw fish taste authentic.
Truly Asia served crispy Thai Papaya salad. It has a hint of spiciness
and an overwhelming sour taste. I kind of liked the taste but I wasn’t sure if it’s good to pair with the sashimi.
By the way, sea urchin in Morita was really great because we
didn’t have stomachache. I just have to say this because the last time my friend ate sea urchin in a Japanese restaurant in Alabang, he (and others) had a bad case of diarrhea. So…
The night’s dessert was also served by Truly Asia. It is a peach a la mode with sugared banana pastries. The taste is familiar but certainly delectable. Two thumbs up for the appetizing presentation.
Congratulations Cruising Magazine and Zomato PH! More years of awesome writing and food and travel inspirations!
We were happy to have participated in (and received prizes from) this momentous event. As said, this event is the 14th. You can still participate in the remaining two!
Do you want to be a part of the 15th leg of TASTE #TravelForFood event? Click here to know how. And if you know excellent dining areas/ have recommended restaurants around Metro Manila feel free to share about them below.
Thanks so much!
And of course, nothing beats a nice refreshing swim on a hot summer day or even a therapeutic bath at early morning freezing water. With all this in mind, I’d say I totally enjoy going to the beach and I love swimming. I have to swim once in a while…
When my friends and I planned a summer getaway last year, we decided to turn up a notch and try surfing. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go to Boracay for everyone had his own out of the country escapade and anticipated higher expenditures. As a result, we looked for a different getaway that was cost-effective. That’s when we found an online deal from CashCash Pinoy—a 3D/2N accommodation with surfing lessons at Normi2’s Beachfront Resort in San Juan, La Union. Although online deals usually don’t live up to expectation, we tried our luck. After all, we thought nothing could be madly exasperating as long as the group’s complete
Just a tip, whenever you purchase an online travel deal, make sure to check your hotel accommodation prior to the date of your arrival. Confirm your room reservation not only to the promo agent but more importantly to the hotel itself. There had been a few instances when the coordination between the promoter and the hotel failed and caused great inconvenience on the customer’s part. Don’t let this happen. As much as possible read the terms and conditions of the purchased deal, coordinate both sides, ask all pertinent facts especially the ones that may not be clear to you e.g. shuttle service, additional bedding, food, fees/extra-charges and so on…
Below are some photos from our trip to La Union (***Treehouse Tavern Photo credit to Normi2’s Facebook account)
You may continue reading for more information about Normi2’s Beachfront Resort.
Moving on here’s helpful information about Normi2’s Beachfront Resort in case you consider staying there with your plan to escape the city and ride La Union waves 🙂
*Selected air-conditioned rooms with colored TV, DVD player, small fridge, hot & cold shower, bathroom, closet with hangers, beddings, utensils (to be requested from the kitchen personnel)
*Air-conditioned Function room
*Rooftop and Poolside Function Area
*Semi-Olympic Pool & Kiddie Pool
*Restaurant (It closes at 10 PM! Make sure to buy a snack to binge on at midnight or ask for hot water in case you carve for a cup of coffee afterwards)
*Bar and Videoke Room (I was so frustrated it was closed the time we were there. Luckily these days visitors can hang in the bar and listen to some local artists. The bar is more popularly known as the “Treehouse Tavern”)
*In-house Laundry Service (hmmmm… it never occurred to me I would ever need to have this service)
*Sports Facilities: Volleyball, Billiards, Badminton, Frisbee (yes!!! VOLLEYBALL!!! We enjoyed several hours of spiking a yellow ball down to the sand… Billiards is also fun…)
*Surfing Lesson (This depends on the waves. So make sure you visit La Union at the surfing season, probably from September to February… don’t go there on a Holy Week! You should already know why!)
*Kayak Rental (very fun to try)
*Massage Service (never tried)
*Souvenir Shop (not that interesting for me)
*Picnic Sheds
*Shuttle Service (San Juan-San Fernando)
*Spacious Parking Area (we didn’t have a car to park anyway)
*24-Hour Standby generator (the time we went there, a blackout occurred. Great they had a generator)
*Daily Newspaper (if you badly need it!)
*Welcome Drink (Ice Tea!!!)
*FREE WI-FI Connection (MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL. Kidding)
Standard = 3pax Php1,840
Deluxe = 2pax Php2,100
(with breakfast for two(2), one(1) hour surf lesson or kayak and 30 minutes body massage)
Family = 5pax Php2,480
6pax Php2,800
8pax Php3,220
9pax Php3,540
Economy (fan) = 3pax Php1,350
Apartelle (fan) = 6pax Php2,950
OTHER CHARGES:
– Extra Person (with bed & breakfast) Php300
-Extension Rate Php200
Check-in Time: 2PM
Check-out Time: 12NOON
*Major Credit cards are accepted
LANDLINE: (072)720-0519
MOBILE NOS: 0927-449-6934(Globe)
0928-4231-476(Smart)
I highly recommend going to La Union. Whether you plan to pick up a surfboard for the first time or not, it’s one of the best places to catch some waves. Just remember to wear extra sunscreen unless you want your stay to be daunting rather than relaxing.
