It was my dad’s birthday and we were about to have dinner on our favorite restaurant. On our way, we passed by several Korean restaurants that made me suggest to my dad that we switch to plan B since my siblings haven’t tried Korean dining.

Samgyeopsal! *u* 

We asked for the waitress to grill these sliced pork sides for us ‘cos my dad said my siblings would go scruffy over the grilling and would cause another cat-and-mouse story. Too sad they still weren’t able to experience the real Korean shabu-shabu. Bahaha. 

And the kimchi, of course. One of my favorite side dishes..

Another side dish! I do not know what was this but according to my taste buds, it was a somewhat mixture of egg and milk. It tasted good, though.

Beef bulgogi noodles.

It was my second time to try Korean Shabu-shabu. My first try was with my cousins at Ilmi, another restaurant at Friendship Hiway and the next one was this (I didn’t know the name of the restaurant because it was written in Korean ha ha).

Somehow, I could say that I’m really in love with Korean foods and should try on other places that offer good Korean dishes. Well, Mr. Ramyun and J & O Sandwich Cafe are just few steps away from my dormitory, so yes!

After visiting seven churches, we opted to have dinner but we had worries of being stuck in the awful traffic jam caused by the Visita Iglesia. To escape, we strolled over the streets of Balibago and decided to eat at New York Supreme. It was our first time to try NYS and I can say it was worth the try!

The menu was great that it was hard for me to choose what would I want for moi but I ended up ordering…  

… NYS Creamy Seafood Pesto! The combination between the creamy part and the seafood part of the pasta was perfect. Ya know, my love for pasta would never die *u*

Great pizza, too. NYS Special for us!

Hot sauce for the win!

I kinda look sick. Ha ha.

I don’t look like her, do I?

Lil bro and lil sis.

Till my second try, New York Supreme!