So, I've been spending a lot of time these days at the park. Sometimes, I bring the whole family with me and we try to get as much activities as our post-holiday battered bodies will allow.
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| Meet our new friends, (from left) Gem and Spunky. So cute! |
Playing at the park is fun.
Tiring.
Makes me eat like a cow.
Eat a cow.
Yes! I want beef.
I smell meat...
BFast is Chef Laudico's new all day Pinoy fusion breakfast joint.
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| Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. |
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| Pork tocino |
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| Angusino |
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| Peppered to perfection! |
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| Tapangus |
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| Chicken tocino |
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| The tomato salsa was my favorite sidings. The taste was refreshing and the texture adds a bit of crunch to every bite! |
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| My husband likes American-style breakfast hence, the side orders. His comment: "I wish they served the bacon hot and crispy." I have to agree, the bacon was served cold and quite chewy *thumbs down*. I hope they can improve on this. |
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| BFast's cup of Joe uses local coffee beans. Thumbs up! |
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| Chef Laudico uses Filipino-made products for his resto. Pinoy pride rocks! |
I recommend the Angusino and Tapangus. Both dishes are savory, juicy, and have generous portions, but not as generous as the rice they serve — "construction worker" portions! No one at our table could finish it. Although, the rice was perfectly cooked — light and fluffy!
I have yet to try one of their desserts. The Suman Panacotta sounds interesting. Next time.
Tip: Ordering at BFast is cafeteria style. You order at the cashier and the bus boys (not waiters) deliver the food and clear out the tables. It's self-service so I don't suggest asking too much help from them. Don't forget to leave a tip. The BFast staff are accommodating anyway.
Bravo, chef!
Personally, I don't like eating on plastic plates. I find that it cheapens the whole dining experience, but this is one time I'm going to let it slide as they use Preserve eco-friendly plates and tumblers. According to one of the staff, the recyclable dinnerware are cleaned using a dishwasher. He explained that the steam from the dishwasher and the use of eco-friendly cleaning solutions get rid of the grime and smell that's usually associated with plastic dinnerware.
BFast Café #3, Restaurant @ Ayala Triangle Gardens, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Ave., Makati City
Opens at 7 am to 11 pm
Tel. no. 621.6100
Tel. no. 621.6100
Mobile nos. 0916.2605328/0917.5436553
Email mjmm_ck@yahoo.com.ph
Shoppingero/shoppingera, what is your favorite "silog" (tocilog. longsilog, tapsilog, etc.) and from where?
