Showing posts with label San Juan City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Juan City. Show all posts

Reunited with Burgoo



Burgoo is a casual dining restaurant specializing in American cuisine. The restaurant got its name from a stew dish which originates from Kentucky, USA. Burgoo delivers an authentic American dining experience by offering high quality American food, served in American size, with a touch of American-style customer service. This led a lot of Filipino in thinking that Burgoo is an international franchise, but in contrary, Burgoo is proud to be 100% Filipino-owned.

National Pizza Day at California Pizza Kitchen on August 13-15, 2014





California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), an international casual dining restaurant chain specializing in California-style pizza, is celebrating its National Pizza Day on August 13, 14 and 15, 2014. Now on its third year, CPK will be giving away FREE* pizzas in all of its nine branches in the Philippines.

Pick Your Match Promo at California Pizza Kitchen



California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), an international casual dining restaurant chain specializing in California-style pizza, recently released its latest promo in the Philippines. With the Pick Your Match Promo, guests get to choose a combination of salad, pasta and pizza for only P999.00*

Introduction to Maranao Cuisine



Maranao Cuisine features a unique blend of flavors and spices setting it apart from other Philippine cuisines. It traces its origin from the indigenous people inhabiting the lands around Lake Lanao in the island of Mindanao. Their history of trade and migration adds to the rich flavor of their cooking. Majority of Maranao people are Muslims thus their cuisine is governed by the Halal diet law.

Have a Taste of Authentic Tausug Cuisine in Metro Manila

Tausug dish called Tiyulah Itum or Tiula Itum or Black Soup

Tausug Cuisine is the cuisine of the Tausug people of the Sulu Archipelago, encompassing the provinces of Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi and the southern tip of the Zamboanga Peninsula and Palawan. Due to its proximity to Malaysia and not being effectively occupied by the Spaniards, Tausug Cuisine has maintained its Malay origins characterized by the heavy use of spices, chili and coconut milk. Because the great majority of the Tausug people are Muslims, Tausug Cuisine strictly follows the Islamic Halal dietary law. Below are selected dishes that best represent Tausug Cuisine.