My daughter is turning 5 on the 5th. We are not exactly throwing a big party but we are celebrating it thrice. Saturday would be strictly for family members only. We love doing this so we could bond and unwind together. Family gathering for us on special occasions is a pleasant celebration. It's our wonderful way of catching up on each other with the company of good foods. My kids are not overwhelmed and distracted to eat. Thus, we all part with happy tummies.
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| We ordered 2 kinds of this soup. They call it Pork Sinigang and the other one (not pictured) would be Shrimp Sinigang. Both were in big bowls and were loaded with vegetables and meat. A satisfying soup to begin with. |
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| Noodles for long life! I forgot what this is called. But they are really good. My kids devoured this in a minute. Whoever remembers the name, let me know please so I can re-order next time we visit the place. |
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| This is what I call yummi-ness! Grilled squid with spicy vinegar on the side. Cooked just right and not rubbery. |
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| Pinakbet. A vegetable mixture of bittersweet melon, squash, long beans, ocra sauteed on crunchy pork and shrimp paste. Delish! |
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| The BBQ platter. Your choice: Beef, Pork, Chicken and Shrimp or a combination of everything. We got shrimp for the seafood lovers, and chicken and pork for the kids and kids at heart. |
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| The Chocolate Cake from 85 degree C. Taiwan's finest. They're heavenly. They are not made to be very sweet. My daughter loved the cake and even had seconds at home. |