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"Ang Pinaka" lists its Top 10 Iloilo Restaurants

It was a few months ago that I got wind that ANG PINAKA , one of the longest running shows on GMA News TV (even when it was still QTV), will finally be listing the Ang Pinaka Yummy Restos in Iloilo for its monthly food feature. Based on the info I got of their "eatinerary", I had the suspicion that my 2010 blogpost about the 13 Gastronomical Pitstops in Iloilo would play a big role in their list. And a few hours ago, I was right for I had 7 out of 10, though I can say 9, since during the time I made my own list, I have yet to discover the other two. So here's how the list went on... No. 10 Green Mango Filipino Fastfood Grilled Bangus Combo Meal No. 9 The Mango Tree Chopsuey No. 8 Roberto's House Queen Sio Pao No. 7 Netong's Original Lapaz Batchoy Extra Super Lapaz Batchoy No. 6 Afrique's Parmesan Crusted Fried Chicken No. 5 Al Dente Ristorante Italiano Biscuit crust Chicken Barbecue Pizza No. 4 Bourbon Street Bac...

Valentine 2013: All-you-can-drink wine and champagne at Al Dente Ristorante Italiano

From   Cafe Ilonggo Make her feel more special this Valentine's Day with a one-of-a-kind romantic dinner buffet at Al Dente Ristorante Italiano from 6-10pm. For only Php1,200 net /good for TWO , it includes a buffet dinner with complimentary red roses, chocolates, Valentine Pillow and all-you-can-drink wine and champagne . Now, who can resist this offer.  Reservation is highly recommended. Al Dente Ristorante Italiano Sarabia Manor Hotel  and Convention Centre Gen. Luna Street, Iloilo City Tel No. +63 336-7813 Mobile No. 0922-645-5260 

Flavours of Iloilo 2012 Highlights: Food revelry in January

January is Iloilo's month of revelry and of course, that just mean one thing- Dinagyang . For three days (and nights) on the fourth weekend of this month Ilonggos pay homage to the Child Jesus - Señor. Santo Niño . At the same time, it is also to celebrate the arrival on Panay of Malay settlers and the subsequent selling of the island to them by the Atis. And it was Dinagyang of 2012 where most of my January blogging highlights took place. But there were other notable events that highlighted my January 2012... A part of it's national campaign, SM brought to Iloilo City it's My City, My SM, My Cuisine . It is the company's thrust showcasing the best of the regions and food is among the highlights of travel to most parts of the Philippine archipelago. The event included heritage dishes (estofado nga pato sa tuba, potato praline cake, lengua con setas con olivas and "YSL") and a cooking competition for the best pancit molo and best mango dessert. And r...

Dinagyang 2012: An awesome gastronomic experience!

It was my busiest Dinagyang celebration ever! For 5 days and 4 nights, it was all about food, food and food as I made my way around town joining in the festivities that highlights as the same time "sidelights" the festival. I've discovered new places, new dishes, new events and especially new friends who share almost the same passion. It was indeed an enjoyable and awesome celebration of Dinagyang 2012 . First stop was the home of one of Iloilo's most celebrated chefs, Ms. Maridel Uygongco . I tagged along through the invitation Ms. Regine Algecera , executive producer of two cable tv shows (for both Sky Cable and Cable Star). In her kitchen, Ms Maridel demonstrated the preparation of her YSL recipe she made during the My City, My SM, My Cuisine event. It was a very casual video shoot with all of us enjoying not only the designer ibos she prepared but also the fun of it all. I then rushed to Maki Japanese Restaurant where a friend celebrated his birthday p...

3 Iloilo restaurants among the Philippines Best for 2009

The Philippines’ Best Restaurants, a Philippine Tatler publication compiles over 150 of the country’s top restaurants as chosen by the readers of the Philippine Tatler. Now in its fifth edition, this best-seller is a compilation of reviewed restaurants in Manila, Baguio, Boracay, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Tagaytay. Each restaurant was reviewed anonymously and rated in five key areas — setting, food, wine (or in some cases, juices and cocktails), service and price — to provide for quick and easy reference. It also features 18 maps to help diners locate the restaurant of their choice as well as a convenient index that lists the best restaurants in alphabetical order, by the type of cuisine and by location in separate indices at the back of the guide. Read More... Text and Photos courtesy of ThePhilippineStar Here are the three Iloilo restaurants that made the said list. Screencaps from www.TAASTY.com