
Victoria Harbour in HK
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August 19th, 2014 — Appetizer, Beverage, Casual, Chinese, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, Fusion, New Brews, Newport City, Pasay, Resorts World Compound, Restaurants, Where To Eat
Victoria Harbour in HK
March 18th, 2012 — Beverage, Casual, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, European, Japanese, New Brews, Newport City, Newport Mall, Pasay, Resorts World Compound, Restaurants, Spanish, Where To Eat
Chef Christine Nicole Nicolas
French-Japanese items like tempura or gyoza souflaits, steaks and fine wines; Greek-Japanese items like Japanese kebabs and salads; Spanish-Japanese items like the japaella; and Italian-Japanese items such as pastas and pizza, are among some of the interesting fusion cuisines. This is complemented with traditional Japanese favourites such as kobe, teriyaki, tempura, donburi, sushi and sashimi.
Their new offerings include chicken, katsu dishes, and milk teas. They are the following:
Tongkatsu (Breaded deep-fried pork cutlet)
Fish Katsu (P268)
and Shrimp Katsu (top photo)
There are also Salmon Katsu (P448) and Torikatsu (P288) which I was not able to try. Regular iced tea are at about P70; add P30 for the large size.
Highly recommended are the 4pc. Chicken Wings called Last Samurai (P298) and Ebi Katsu (P398).
Last Samurai (Chicken Wings)
Ebi Tempura
On the other hand, thier range of milk teas need perking up. I found the Strawberry Yakult Milk Tea (Sakura) and Matcha Milk Tea (Yojimbo) ordinary.
I have yet to try the Winter Melon Milk Tea (Sanjuru).
Here are some more shots from their menu:
Mr. Kurasawa Menu
Mr, Kurusawa Ramen
Mr. Kurusawa Brain Freeze Beverages
Check out their branches below:
Eastwood Branch
G/F Eastwood Mall, Libis, Quezon City
10am – 11pm (Sun to Thu)
10am – 12pm (Fri to Sat)
Tel no. (+632) 901-0825.Resorts World Manila Branch
2F Newport Mall, Resorts World Manila, Pasay City
11am – 11pm Everyday
Tel no. (+632) 973-6213
September 22nd, 2010 — Affairs, Cravings, Dessert, Hotels, Maxims Hotel, Newport City, Pasay, Promos / Events, Resorts World Compound, Restaurants, Where To Eat
Chinese Mooncake Festival
Although, we won’t be having one this year, it is comforting to know that the Mooncake tradition is still alive in most Chinese communities.
“With a delicious tradition rich in history, the festival is strongly associated with the Moon Goddess of Immortality. It also represents the time of the year when the moon is at its fullest and marks the end of the harvest. It is traditionally celebrated with dances, moon viewing parties, and of course, partaking of mooncakes.“
Like in Resorts World Manila (RWM) in Newport (Pasay City), the next three days’ celebrations focuse on the Chinese culture surrounding the Mooncake Festival. They have actually started these since last month with the Mooncake redemption promo. Casino slot machine players may use points earned from August 22 to September 24 to take home up to three mooncakes a day. 200 Mooncakes are available for redemption throughout the promo period.
Moncake Festival at the Resorts World Manila - Maxims Hotel
From September 22 to 24, Resorts World Manila will also be rewarding cakes and tea at its Mooncake and High Tea mini-buffet for only 18 points. There would also be a daily Mooncake Raffle with 12 electronic raffle draws will be held each day from 3:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. at certain intervals. With four varieties of moon cake in each box, Mooncakes will also available for sale at Resorts World Manila’s Passion Restaurant.