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Like many
other countries in the world, the Philippines is not short of up-market
restaurants, providing a great dining experience for anyone who can afford
it. These restaurants often offer an impressive diversity of cuisine with
a price to match as well. Unless you're willing to spend a considerable
sum of money for excellent food, first-class service, a cozy atmosphere
and sometimes, a cultural or fashion show, dining in a top restaurant
such as a hotel restaurant can indeed burn a hole in your pocket. It is
hardly surprising, considering that a real gourmet meal can cost you between
P350 to P500 or more per person.
Those with
expensive taste with money to spend might want to wine and dine at the
Makati Shangri-La or EDSA Heritage Hotel that serve some of the finest
local dishes to elite standards.
How about
sampling Filipino food in true Filipino-style? Real food-lovers might
want to give the Kamayan Restaurant on Padre Faura St., Ermita or the
one on Pasay Rd, Makati a try. They will probably find the food served
in this restaurant up to their standards. Apart from the authentic cuisine,
diners who don't mind getting their hands dirty might find this Filipino-style
of dining quite an adventurous experience. Kamayan means 'bare hands'
and that's how diners eat in this restaurant - without knives and forks.
Besides Filipino
dishes, those with something different in mind might find it a pleasure
to dine at the Tempura-Misono, a popular Japanese restaurant in the Hyatt
Regency Hotel, Roxas Blvd, Pasay City. Alternatively, they can dine at
the La Gondola Italian Restaurant located at Makati Ave, Makati. It serves
delicious pasta. The Old Swiss Inn Restaurant is another good choice for
it offers excellent Swiss food at the Garden Plaza Hotel on Belen St.,
Paco. And of course, the L'Eau Vive, a French restaurant serving international
and French cuisine on Paz Mendoza Guazon Ave, Paco.
Note : For
up-market restaurants, diners are requested to dress in their formal clothes.
Thongs (flip-flops), shorts and singlets are strictly prohibited.
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