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June 13th, 2013 — Affairs, Promos / Events
It’s time for Filipino dishes to take centerstage as the Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival weekend happens soon!
Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival
Discover Delicious through a variety of food stalls serving scrumptious Neo-Filipino food! Set to be held at the NBC Tent, Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City, on Saturday, June 15 & 16, 2013, Electrolux wil be hosting cooking demos and a Media Cook Off Challenge, among others.
Celebrity Chef Endorsers Chef Bruce Lim & Chef Rosebud Benitez
Come in as chef-in-the-making or a Filipino food connoisseur where an open functional Electrolux kitchen will give everyone a hands-on kitchen experience. “Consumers will be asked to try out our kitchen display in the Electrolux Mobile Home and cook something with the assistance of our stay-in chef,†explains Andrea Pionilla, Group Product Manager, Electrolux Philippines.
Food Festival Activities
Starting at 11:00 AM, guests and attendees can also enjoy the taste of favorite Filipino flavors from the different food stalls at the venue while Electrolux celebrity endorsers Chef Bruce Lim and Chef Rosebud Benitez lead the cooking demos and workshops. Participants of the Media Cook Off Challenge can also get a chance to win Electrolux kitchen appliances! What do you know, you might even see some range cookers offering double and single ovens.
Up Dharma Down & Baihana
There would also be live entertainment featuring live performances. Prepare to sing and dance with Baihana on June 15 and Up Dharma Down on June 16 as they complement the festive mood of the foodies.
How to Get Your Tickets
One-day entrance tickets costs P50 online (ie: Ensogo) but the 1st 10 NomNom Club readers to comment in the section below gets to join for free. One day Entrance Ticket to the Electrolux DiscoverE Food Festival :
- Access to unique food merchants showcasing Filipino & Neo-Filipino Cuisine.
- Cooking Demos by Chef Bruce Lim & Chef Rosebud Benitez
- Performances from Up Dharma Down &Baihana
- Inter-School Discover-E Cooking Challenge
- Open Kitchen – Cook anything you like, it’s on us
- Chef’s Little Apprentice – Kids learn how to cook from the master Chefs
- Special Promotion on Electrolux Appliances
Discover-E Food Festival Passport
Program Flow
Day 1 – June 15, 2013 Saturday
- 11:00AM – Food Festival Opening with hosts Chico, Delamar& Gino
- 2:00PM – Student Cook-Off Elimination Round
- 6:00PM – Cooking Demo
- 7:00PM – Announcement of Finalist & Raffle
- 8:00PM – Performance from Baihana
Day 2 – June 16, 2013 Saturday
- 10:00AM – Chef’s Little Apprentice
- 12:30PM – Raffle
- 1:00PM – Student Cook-Off –Semi-Finals
- 3:00PM – Cooking Demo
- 4:00PM – Student Cook-Off –Grand Finals
- 7:00PM – Raffle / Games
- 8:00PM – Performance from Up Dharma Down
Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival NBC Tent, 8th avenue corner Katipunan Circle, Bonifacio Global City (across the FORT STRIP, walking distance from ROX,Bonifacio High Street) Website: www.electrolux.com.ph/discover-e Twitter: www.twitter.com/ElectroluxPH
Neo-Filipino Food @ Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival
So save the date and join NomNom Club this foodie weekend at the very first Electrolux Food Festival with a neo-filipino twist and lots of fun surprises!
June 5th, 2013 — Affairs, Promos / Events
Undeniably, Filipinos love to eat! Be it in birthday parties, family gatherings, community fiestas, or meeting old friends in a restaurant – they just have to do everything while sharing food!
Electrolux Discover-E Kitchen Campaign
Appreciating this phenomenon positively, Electrolux is embarking on a journey to re-discover our appreciation of Filipino food, culture, and heritage through its #Discover-E kitchen campaign. It will involve a series of activities including the Discover-E Web Series, photo contest, and the Discover-E Food Festival in June.
Discover-E Web Series
The Discover-E Web Series will teach and demonstrate to home cooks easy ways to do Neo-Filipino dishes which they can prepare and enjoy in their own kitchen. Electrolux’s celebrity chefs Chef Bruce Lim and Chef Rosebud Benitez will showcase the delicacies of different regions of the Philippines per episode through these instructional 10-minute YouTube videos. The two chefs will be presenting their own recipes and will teach viewers how to turn ordinary and traditional Filipino dishes to 5-star restaurant dishes www.youtube.com/ElectroluxPH1.
Discover-E Web Series w/ Chef Bruce Lim & Chef Rosebud Benitez
Instagram & Twitter #Discover-E Photo Contest
Calling all food lovers who love taking photos of their even more! You shouldn’t miss out on the chance to win amazing prizes every week by publishing your food photo through Instagram and Twitter with the tags #DiscoverE , @ElectroluxPH , and @NomNomClubcom. The photo should be about a Filipino dish.
Once a week, three entries with the yummiest picture will be awarded free items, gift certificates and Food Passports for Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival! This contest is ongoing until June 30, 2013.
Instant Discovery Photo Contest
Discover-E Food Festival this June
Scheduled for June 15 – 16, 2013, the “Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival” brings together all-time favorite Filipino dishes from all over the Philippines. It will open doors to lets consumers discover Electrolux kitchen appliances through new flavors and tastes.
Celebrating and discovering Filipino cuisine, it will be held at the NBC Tent. They will feature different food vendors selling Filipino food, cooking demos by celebrity chefs, little chef apprentice cooking workshops, cooking challenge for culinary students, live entertainment, raffles, and games.
Electrolux Discover-E Food Festival
“Electrolux has carried out a nationwide initiative designed to promote culinary discovery and enjoyment of Filipino cuisine. Our Discover-E campaign will let consumers discover and do more culinary exploration in their kitchens with the help of Electrolux kitchen appliances,†says Andrea Pionilla, Group Product Manager, Electrolux Philippines.
May 28th, 2013 — Affairs, Casual, Promos / Events, Restaurants
Kraft Foods Philippines (KFP) is driving the purpose of eating food beyond nourishment and pleasure through “Eats For Joy!”
East for Joy Launch @ Chili’s: Hpsts Marc Nelson & Miriam Quiambao
In partnership with World Vision, KFP, which is now part of Mondelez International, is bringing joy to you as well as others in need. “Eats for Joy!†is a program with partner restaurants wherein for every purchase of a participating dish with Oreo grinds and KFP cheese, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to World Vision on your behalf.
“This is a worthy cause. We’re thankful for the partnership with KFP through “Eats for Joy,†shares World Vision Interim National Director, Filomena Portales.
Eats For Joy!
Launched earlier this month, “Eats for Joy†partnered with top restaurants including Chili’s, J.CO Donuts, Amber Golden Plate, Magic Melt and Lots-a-Pizza. Until December 2013, these partner restaurants will be serving special dishes made with KFP’s Oreo cookies and cheese products.
Here are some of the special dishes which you can order from the partner restaurants:
- Chili’s
- High and Mighty Pie
- Oreo Chocolate Sundae
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Mondelez International
Amber Golden Plate
- Pichi-Pichi with Cheese and Spaghetti
- Lots-a-Pizza
- Any Pizzas such as Great Manhattan
- J.CO Donuts
- Magic Melt
“KFP aims not only to be a supplier or customer. We aim to be a valuable business partner and ally in growth,†explains KFP Sales and Strategy Director Ashish Pisharodi. “We created the “Eats for Joy†program with our partners so that we have a common platform not only to promote our delicious brands and their restaurants, but more importantly, so that we can all create delicious moments of joy together.â€
Mondelez Officials and World Vision
Kraft Foods Philippines to Mondelēz Philippines
Later this year, Kraft Foods Philippines is changing its name to Mondelēz Philippines as part of its brand global alignment. But moreover, KFP is also celebrating its fifth decade which is also being celebrated in part with “Eats for Joy†by giving back to the community.
“That’s 50 years of delicious moments enjoyed by Filipinos through our brands. For making us a part of your moments of joy, we want to give back to our community. We hope you enjoy the dishes we have prepared through “Eats for Joy†and be a part of creating joy through our partner, World Vision. Whenever you taste a dish from participating restaurants, you get to help those in need through the Foundation,†shares KFP Category Sales Assistant Manager Regina Calpo.
Check out more from http://www.mondelezinternational.com/ph
Join Kraft’s Eats For Joy!
Beyond Nourishment
“Eats for Joy†goes beyond filling your hungry tummy – but others’ as well. So what are you waiting for? Choose from among Chili’s, J.CO Donuts, Amber Magic Plate, Magic Melt, Lots-a-Pizza, Figaro, Magoo’s Pizza, 3M Pizza, Aristocrat Bakeshop, Café France, Plato Wraps and 41 other partner establishments in Luzon, Metro Manila and the Visayas and enjoy their Oreo and cheesy dishes!
May 21st, 2013 — Affairs, Promos / Events, SM Aura Premier, Taguig, Where To Eat
We were able to witness the soft opening of the new SM Supermarket Aura a few days ago at the lower ground floor of the similarly newly opened SM Aura Premier in Taguig, SM Supermalls‘ 47th mall.
SM Aura Premier
Inevitably, together with my wife, we satisfied our foodie curiosity with the new supermarket and went around to see what they have to offer.
Fresh Every Day!
So I wore my “cart- pusher” hat/role which I earned since I got married a few months back while wifey does the actual grocery shopping. 😛
Interestingly, the new SM Supermarket Aura is pretty big at 9,300 sqm floor space and has several interesting new sections compared to other SM groceries we frequent. We do our weekly grocery shopping at SM Supermakret North Edsa since we live near Munoz.
Fruits & Veggies
Ready-To-Eat Food Stalls
It has the usual sections on bread, health & beauty, fruits and veggies, poultry, seafood, meat, and frozen goods, among others. But they also has new and surprising ones.
Here are the new sections and discoveries we saw which made it to our ‘10 Reasons Why SM Supermakret Aura is a Grocery Haven‘ list :
Wine & Liquor Section
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Premium Wine & Liquor Section & the P 230K Wine Bottle
On the right side of the entrance are situated stand alone stores such as Watsons, and a couple of ready–to-eat food stalls but the Wine & Liquor section at the right most is obviously bigger and has a wider selection than usual.
Moreover, what caught our attention was a very premium cognac brand by the name of Camus Cuvee 5.150 which costs P 230,000 for one bottle beside other similarly premium wine bottles on display. It is the highlight of a masterpiece collection of 5 Camus Cognacs aged 22-37 years minimum by  Cyril Camus celebrating 150 years of family tradition.
Camus Cuvee Cognac 5.150 worth P230,000 !
We later came to know that this is the only SM Supermarket so far to carry this line of expensive wine and that the aforementioned Camus Cuvee is one of the only two bottles in the Philippines!
Buy 1 Take 1 Gardenia Bread at only P57!
On the other end of the supermarket is a bigger bread section as well which greets customers from the left side entrance.
Chateau de France will be your bread at first sight. A famous bread line from France, this is Chateau de France second branch in the Philippines with the first one in SM Makati which also just opened a month ago.
You would find French macarons, baguettes, croissants, and quiche, among others from their selection.
Chateau de France in the Bakery Section
Moreover, did you know that these French breads and pastries are imported directly from France ‘as is‘ and shipped utilizing cryotechnology to preserve it’s goodness?
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Fruit Carving Section
Fruit Carving Station + Soup Section
Near the bread section is a small but distinctive stall serving as a fruit carving station. It is a free service to customers who buy fruits from SM Supermarket. This is best suited for businesses in the catering or food service industry which can easily have the fruits carved here.
A little push of the cart further is a  soup stall serving fresh and hot, well, soup!.
Simple as it is, I was surprised seeing it at first but if you are looking for a quick soup-fix in an air-conditioned grocery, this might be worth a try.
Soup Stall
Aside from the usual fruits and vegetable varieties you would see in an ordinary supermarket, SM Aura Supermarket has a substantial section devoted to fresh organic fruits and vegetables such as lettuce, carrots, tomatoes, papayas, and chico. Packed and canned items for customers on the go are also available.
Organic Vegetables and Root crops
SM Supermarket Aura
Herbs & Spices
Of special interest is the shelf with mushroom varieties I found in the organic section.
I got to chat with Ms. Cherry Lo of Crystal Jade Dining-In at the nearby Bonifacio High Street restaurant a week ago when we tried their dishes. One of which is the “Sauteed Prawn & Scallop with Chicken and Assorted Mushroom Served in Pumpkin“. She mentioned how she gets these very good mushrooms fresh from the generous variety available at the nearby mall Market! Market!.
Mushroom Variety Shelf in SM Supermarket Aura
I guess I could now recommend SM Aura Supermarket mushrooms for her to try one of these days.
At the center of SM Supermarket Aura are 12 shelves of inviting imported products. Most of the items are from the countries of France, Germany, Japan, US, and Korea.
Asian Imported Goods
Western Goods
Although we focused on buying fresh goods and products for our upcoming house blessing that time, I guess we’ll check out more of the international goods / imported goods in our next visit.
10 Reasons….Part 2 Teaser: Bahay Kubo: Bataw (96/kg) & Patani (392/kg)
NomNom Wifey at the SM Prestige Cashier Counter
This is only the first half of our ‘10 reasons why SM Aura Supermarket is a grocery haven’.
Stay tuned for the second and final installment of our SM Supermarket Aura grocery experience in the next few days!
May 14th, 2013 — Affairs, Promos / Events
This is a ‘Yummy’ feast you don’t want to miss! YUMMY Eats, YUMMY magazine’s eating and cooking fair is back on its third year!
To be held this coming Saturday (May 18) at the NBC Tent in Bonifacio Global City, YUMMY Eats is a day filled with non-stop eating as you get to eat your heart out with food samples from all 50 food booths from 10am to 6pm. The last time I went to Yummy Eats was in 2011 and I enjoyed it.
Expect a bigger and better Yummy Eats this year as upcoming food establishments and home bakers will be showcased. The participants are handpicked by the Yummy Magazine editorial team. Mad Meats Bacon, Backyard Burger, and Chez Karine, are just some of them!
Expect to see more Yummy favorites as well like Pepita’s Lecon, Pino, Mochiko, and more! There would also be a series of fun cooking demos, cook-offs and raffle draws.
Yummy Magazine’s Yummy Eats 2013!
Although entrance to YUMMY Eats has a charge of P 200, it will surely be worth it with all the overflowing food and fun activities.
Bring your May issue of YUMMY magazine and get a discounted entrance fee of P 150! You can also pay online through http://www.yummy.ph/yummyeats. Know more about YUMMY’s growing online community at http://www.yummy.ph, Facebook http://www.facebook.com/yummymagazine, and Twitter @yummyph.
See you this Saturday at the biggest and yummiest foodie gathering – Yummy Eats!
May 7th, 2013 — Affairs, Promos / Events
KFC Philippines has officially turned over P 7.5 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in their KFC Jupiter branch yesterday.
World Food Programme
As part of the World Hunger Relief campaign, KFC restaurants across the Philippines donated P5 from each of the sale of their Fully Loved Meal from November 1, 2012 to January 17, 2013. Donation through the campaign’s canister program was also another option.
“Shared joy is at the heart of what we are as a brand. The World Food Programme has given us at KFC Philippines a means to share what we have with those who need it most over the last four years. We would like to thank our loyal customers and employees for their generosity…,†shares KFC Philippines General Manager Liza Leah Calma-Juinio.
This advocacy will support a school feeding programme for central Mindanao providing upto 750,000 school meals.
“WFP is grateful to KFC Philippines and its customers for this contribution, which will support WFP’s local efforts to fight hunger among school children… KFC’s annual donations, made through the World Hunger Relief campaign, are a testament to the company’s very real commitment to our cause of ending hunger,†said WFP Philippines Deputy Country Director Asaka Nyangara.
KFC Fully Loaded Meal
KFC’s contribution is in line with the Yum! Brands World Hunger Relief campaign, the world’s largest private sector hunger relief effort spanning more than 120 countries, which KFC Philippines has participated in since 2009.
*Top photo: (middle) Mr. Dipayan Bhattacharyya – Head-Food Security, World Food Programme; (rightmost) Â Mr. Restituto B. Macuto – Director III, Disaster Risk Reduction & Response Operation Office, Department of Social Welfare and Development.
Know more about KFC and the United Nations World Food Programme on Twitter @KFCPhilippines and Facebook page www.facebook.com/kfcphilippines.
May 3rd, 2013 — Affairs, Beverage, Cravings, Cuisine, Fusion, Nomnom Loves, Western
Kopiko L.A. Coffee Nutrition Facts
I’m a moderate coffee drinker who usually just have it for the morning breakfast at home and occasionally in the afternoon at coffee shops like Starbucks and Figaro while blogging.
It’s my wife who’s more into coffee. She can have as much as 4 cups in a day on average. However, since she developed a medical case of hyperacidity, she had to consciously moderate her coffee intake to about half from her usual capacity.
The Kopiko L.A. Coffee Discovery
Kopiko LA Instant Coffee
So we are glad to know about the new Kopiko L.A. Coffee, short for low acid coffee mix, with a special low acid formula using selected grade one coffee beans and utilizing a controlled roasting process. I guess it’s somehow like the special process used by Mr. Bean Philippines in making their soya uric-acid-free.
The label says that this gastric-friendly instant coffee is ideal for people with medical conditions related to the digestive system, sensitive stomachs, and high-stress jobs.
My wife and I have been drinking it daily during breakfasts for almost a week now and we liked it as the coffee taste does not linger on the sides of the mouth even after drinking it. So far, it hasn’t triggered her hyper acidity either.  Each sachet of the instant coffee contain non dairy creamer and sugar.
Kopiko Low Acid Coffee
Moreover, we split one sachet into two cups every morning, one for her, one for me. Perhaps if you want a stronger flavor, you can mix one whole sachet in a single cup. SRP is at P6. I’m not sure if it’s available in other packages, but we got the pack with 10 25g sachets. Kopiko L.A. coffee is distributed by TriDharma Marketing Corporation and manufactured by PT Mayora.
Try the Kopiko LA Coffee yourselves and share with us your thoughts in the comments section below. 🙂
May 1st, 2013 — Affairs, Alabang, Alabang Town Center, Beverage, Bonifacio Global City, Casual, Chinese, Coffee Shops, Cravings, Cuisine, Dessert, Eastwood, Fusion, Japanese, Lucky Chinatown Mall, Manila, McKinley Hill, New Brews, Nomnom Loves, Promos / Events, Quezon City, Quick Service, Restaurants, Taguig, Venice Piazza, Western, Where To Eat
No, it’s not your favorite British comedy television program that continues to make you laugh even if you’ve watched it for 10x already. 🙂 It’s the Philippine franchise of Mr. Bean from Singapore!
Mr. Bean Eastwood Mall
Mr. Bean is a famous soya chain brand in Singapore serving healthy and fresh soya milk, creative ice blended soya drinks, chilled taho, and more.
In the Philippines, Mr. Bean has been here since last year and they’re celebrating the 1st anniversary of their first branch in Alabang Town Center today. They have since expanded with three more branches in Eastwood Mall in Quezon City, Lucky Chiantown Mall in Manila, JP Morgan Net Plaza Building, and in McKinley Venice Piazza in Taguig by June 2013.
Mr. Bean Eastwood
Yesterday, me and my wife were able to try for the first time the best of what Mr. Bean has to offer in their Eastwood Mall branch.  They invited us over in advance for their anniversary promos we will discuss in a while.
Classic Soya (Cold)
We were able to try the cold classic soya milk as a refreshing treat from walking inside the mall. The regular size costs P55 while the large one is P65. I suggest you get the regular one, unless you decide to share it with someone, since I find the regular cup already filling enough.
If you’re a bit more adventurous and wants some flavor with your soya, then you’ve got a myriad of choices among watermelon, papaya, melon, honeydew, and mango from the Fresh Fruity Soya category. (P75-85 for Regular; P85-90 Large)
If you’re not into fruits and want it more icy, you’ve got the classic, strawberry, chocolate, mocha, and lychee variants from the Icy Soya category. (P75-90 for Regular; P85-100 Large)
(Left) Watermelon Fresh Fruity Soya, Classic Milk Soya (cold), Soya Beans (Right) Mr. Bean Pancakes
Lychee Ice Soya (P90 R) with Lychee Pop Add-on (P20)
Lychee Icy Soya + Lychee Pop
Just like the add-ons in milk tea shops, they have pearls, chocolate fudge, caramel fudge, and lychee pop which you can have together with your drinks or any of their products for that matter. It all costs P20 per add-on serving except for the pearls which is P10.
So we tried adding the intriguing Lychee pop which was said to give a light burst of lychee flavor in your mouth since the pearl-like sago ‘pops‘ in your mouth. We added it to the Lychee Icy Soya and the result is pretty interesting.
It reminded me of Figaro’s popping boba which they offer with their milk tea offerings as well. I’m sure the Lychee Pops will click with the kids.
Watermelon Soya
My wife got the watermelon fresh fruity soya (P75 regular). I guess what’s particularly special with Mr. Bean’s soya drinks is that they don’t use syrup. They use fresh fruits and blended it with your soya drink. You’ve got to understand though that the soya have the tendency to dilute the fruit flavors so don’t expect a strong fruit taste. Just like with the watermelon, the soya taste was still the dominant flavor, just with a hint of watermelon; hence the pink color.
Among the three, the Classic Soya Milk is still my most recommended Mr. Bean drink.
The Food – Pancakes!
Cheese Pancake (P60)
If you’re a fan of Japanese pancakes like I do, then Mr. Bean pancakes are for you too!
We got to try the cheese and kaya pancake variants and the latter was a clear winner for me. The cheese pancake actually contains cream cheese which is also good. It’s just that the kaya filling is the traditional Kaya Singaporeans usually have for breakfast. Something like the equivalent  of Filipino’s love for coconut jam.
In fact, I have tried the same kaya pancake from a Mr. Bean store in Singapore when I first visited the country back in August 2008. It was a memorable one because it was my first international trip and the kiosk immediately caught my attention then.
The pancakes also come in peanut butter and chocolate flavors. All costs P60 each.
Kaya Pancakes (P60)
Lastly, it would be interesting to note that the flour they use for the pancakes is also infused with the same high-quality soya from North America and used in all Mr. Bean branches in Singapore and other countries including the Philippines.
Soy Ice Cream (P80/cup)
Soy Ice Cream
One of the  surprises for me yesterday was the soy ice cream! Yes, a soft-serve ice cream made out of soya. I was informed that it is the first and so far the only soya based soft-served ice cream in the Philippines. It costs P80 per cup.
It has so great a concept-potential that franchisers are even considering franchising the soya ice cream concept alone! 😛
I was initially skeptical on how it would taste like. I also felt a bit of a rougher texture than the usual soft-serve ice cream we have in the Philippines but the taste grew on me as I took more scoops and finally learned to love it. I guess you have to try it for yourself as well to fully appreciate what I mean. 🙂
Chilled Taho
I thought it was just an ordinary chilled taho in a plastic container. Well, it is, except for the fact that it tasted awesomely great! I mean how much can a plain taho taste like? My concept of the usual taho we got used to in our youth was challenged after tasting Mr. Bean chilled taho (P45 regular, P55 large).
As plain as it looks, it instantly and unexpectedly became my favorite product from Mr. Bean. I later on learned from one of the owners that they use coco sugar infused with the soya. I also suggested that they could easily and interestingly add flavored variants.
Chilled Taho (P45; Also available as hot / classic (P45 R; P55 L)
Mr. Bean 1st Anniversary
Uric Acid Free
After having said all these, if you are old or have gout, you would certainly run away from anything soya-based. Interestingly, Â Mr. Bean follows a special de-shelling process to remove ‘purine‘ which is the culprit in producing uric acid. So it is a comfort to know that we can actually bring our old folks over and have them enjoy soya as well.
Happy Birthday Treat
As a treat to its loyal customers and soya lovers on their anniversary, Mr. Bean Philippines is having a price rollback to it’s old menu prices today!
Moreover, the first 40 customers today and tomorrow (May 1 & 2, 2013) who visit any Mr. Bean branches can get to win a free gift of either a puzzle kit or Mr. Bean pin strap.
MrBean Special (P75)
Mr. Bean
Ground Floor (near Activity area)
Eastwood Mall
I’m certainly going back to Mr. Bean. Maybe my wife and I will try the one in JP Morgan Net Plaza Building since we frequent BGC more.
Hot Soya Milk
You would notice that the price range is not cheap for a cup of soya drink or the Japanese pancakes which are similarly available in other shops. But don’t forget either that you are paying for the high-quality ingredients, processes, and good tasting products that Mr. Bean have to offer. As they say, you get what you pay for. 🙂
Aside from the ones we tried from the above menu, I am particularly interested to also try  the Mr. Bean Special (black sesame & peanut rice ball) and the hot version of the Classic Soya Milk in our next visit.