January 4th, 2012 — Affairs, Appetizer, Bar/Grills, Casual, Chinese, Coffee Shops, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, Filipino, French, Fusion, Korean, McKinley Hill, New Brews, Pizza / Pasta, Promos / Events, Restaurants, Steakhouse, Taguig, Venice Piazza, Vietnamese, Western, Where To Eat
The Food Adventure at Venice Piazza is back. It’s where you can taste the flavors of 12 restaurants for P600.
We have tried something similar to this mid of last year and another one about three months ago called Platter for 8 also in Venice Piazza where 14 participating restaurants offered big servings of dishes fit for eight people only for Php800.
This time, the Food Adventure if from 12 restaurants and only for P600! I have yet to try this one but they will start this weekend January 7 and every Saturday and Sunday following that until March 31, 2012. It is also offered only during 4pm to 9pm. Let’s see how this compares soon.
The Participating restaurants are :
- Blackwood Bistro
- The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf
- Empire Deli
- Figaro
- KBOP
- KUSE
- Little Asia
- Old Vine Grille
- Pho Hoa
- Pinchos
- Red Crab Alimango House
- Ramen Bar
- Sol Gelato
- Yo Swirls
Food Adventure at Venice Piazza
It’s nice to see Figaro joined the promo this time as they were not in the list of previous promos (or maybe it’s a new branch, I don’t know). 🙂
Check out the details of the promo mechanics at Taste of Manila blog (click on link).
12 Restaurants - Php 600
So if you’re not doing anything this weekend, you might want to drop by McKinley Hill and check out the Food Adventure at Venice Piazza. Personally, I suggest you try it starting January 8 onwards, you wouldn’t want the inconsistencies of first day blues that goes with new activities. On the other hand, I’ll be at Market Market on Saturday, hopefully I can pass by. Bring your family to enjoy!
December 9th, 2011 — Bonifacio Global City, Casual, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, Korean, McKinley Hill, Quick Service, Restaurants, Taguig, The Fort, Venice Piazza, Where To Eat
K-Pop, Koreanovela, K-fashion – Its official! The Korean craze has stormed the Philippines and many of their dwellers are seen left and right in the prime spots in our country. And now, the invasion continues – KBop Quick Korean is the place to be if you’re craving for delectable and affordable Korean flavors in a Pinoy setting.
KBop Quick Korean Restaurant
This Korean fast food place has a young and modern feel. With authentic Korean dishes and its distinctive spicy taste, it’s as if you’re embracing their culture, without having to leave the metro.
Born out of love for Korean food, business partners Jorge Wieneke (former owner of Potato Corner and Jap-OK) and Mel Gozum, executive of Solar Entertainment Corp. decided to open KBop for Filipinos who thrive for affordable, fun and quick Korean fix. With their business expertise and familiarity with Korean cuisine, they opened their first branch at Fort Bonifacio and it was a success with an overwhelming array of dishes.
KBop Pork Skewers
I was so excited to try their menu of Korean food. Spicy dishes were not among my favorites but KBop changed my mind then and there. We were first served the “Bokkumbop†(Kimchi Fried Rice, Php 50). It was spicy yet flavorful, specially when consumed with the sweet and tangy “KBop Chicken†(Korean Style Chicken Wings, Php 160)
Afterward, the “Chapchae†(Korean Glass Noodles, Php 100) became my favorite. The noodles were soft and sweet. We also tried the “Tomi Chim†(Steamed Fish, Php 100) and were a bit spicy but tender. Their “Chandolpakee†(Grilled Beef Steak, Php 250) is ideal for meat lovers looking for a healthier alternative. Pork Skewers (Php 130) is best partnered with beer.
KBop Chicken
For dessert, we were served with Mango Panna Cotta. I am a big fan of sweets and the mix of mangoes were just perfect to cap off the spice of the Korean dishes I ate.
With the right ambience and their accommodating staff, KBop is definitely a sure hit for the Korean enthusiasts and Pinoys who crave for their luscious and spicy dishes. Their branches are located at Venice Piazza, upper McKinley Road, McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio and at Sky Garden in SM North Edsa.
Mango Panna Cotta
To know more about KBop and their tasty offerings, you can visit their Facebook Page here.
* Text & Photos by Ria Hazel Lumandog
Korean Cuisines: Chap Chae (LL), Bokkumbop (UR), & Tomi-Chim (LR)
So what are you waiting for? Looking for a Korean cuisine that’s right for your budget and fits to your appetite? Then visit KBop Quick Cuisine now and be “Koreanized†too.
🙂
November 2nd, 2011 — Affairs, Appetizer, Bar/Grills, Bonifacio Global City, Casual, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, Filipino, French, Fusion, Italian, Japanese, Korean, McKinley Hill, New Brews, Pizza / Pasta, Promos / Events, Quick Service, Restaurants, Steakhouse, Sweet Shops, Taguig, Venice Piazza, Western, Where To Eat
Old Vine Restaurant
Venice Piazza once again becomes a perfect place for friends and family to get-together with mouth-watering line-up of great food, good booze with the “Platter for 8“.
Ramen Bar
Venice Piazza recently launched the Party Platter Promo. All your food favourites in just one plate! Platter for 8 is available on all weekends from October 15 – November 2011
The Food
For only P800 satisfy your taste buds with scrumptious pasta dish from Empire Deli or Blackwood Bistro.
How about a food trip from Japan, Korea and China – all these restaurants are participating the Platter for 8 too!
Yoshi’s Platter from Ramen Bar
The Restaurants:Â choose from 14 participating establishments.
- Pasta Trio Platter from Blackwood Bistro
- Fantastic Four Platter from Carlo’s Pizza
Stackers Burger cafe
- Empire Italian’s Platter from Empire Deli
- Korean Group Meals Platter from KBOP
- Salo-salo set from Kuse
- Little Asia Symphony of Flavors from the Little Asia
- Fish and Steak Platter from the Old Vine Grille
- Nachos and Wings Platter from Pinchos Bar & Restaurant
- Yoshi’s Platter from Ramen Bar
- Arianne’s Platter from The Red Crab Alimango’s House
- Cheaper by the Dozen by Sol Gelato
- Auss’m Party Platter from Stackers Burger Café
- James Dean Platter from The Sweet Pea
- Nakayoshi Platter from Tokyo Café
Nachos Platter from Pinchos Bar & Restaurant
Wings Platter from Pinchos Bar & Restaurant
Blackwood Bistro
Aside from the Platter 8, here are other things you can do at the Fort:
- Enjoy Everyday Happy Hour with colleagues and a bottle of beer for only P30 on weekdays. But if that’s not enough, enjoy buy 1 take 1 cocktails for only P40.
- Rockeoke from Wednesdays at 8pm with 88.8 band. Listen to the music of The Beatles, The Ramones, The Rolling Stones, Oasis, Gin Blossoms.
- Draybers every Saturdays at 7pm. With classic rock bands inspired by the likes of Lep Zeppelin, The Easgles, and Samantha.
- Spirit of ’67 every Sundays at 7pm. Enjoy good music from the 70s and good repertoire for the classics.
Yoshi's Platter from Ramen Bar has of course, Ramen! 🙂
12 Scoops of Ice Cream Dessert called 'Cheaper by the Dozen' from Sol Gelato - Yum!
So bring a healthy appetite when you come to the Venice Piazza Platter for 8!
Red Crab Alimango House
The Verdict
With the myriad of choices, NomNom’s Top 3 Picks of Recommend platters from among those we were able to try are the following:
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Korean Group Meals Platter from KBOP
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Salo-salo set from Kuse
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Yoshi’s Platter from Ramen Bar
Kuse
Ironically, only one of those three have photos in this article. I think we were too overwhelmed and busy eating hence the absence of their photos. lols 🙂
*Written by Marjorie Pineda and Jonel Uy for NomNomClub.com
There’s always room for more fun at Venice Piazza so bring your family and friends of 8 and celebrate good times. For more inquiries, call the concierge at 709-0888, 709-9888, and +63917817655.