Ann wanted us to meet up with her friend from London who was also bringing our gifts from her.
From left to right are Mica, Me, April, Andres, Lani, and Kaye. Ann set this all up.
I was late so April and Mica has chosen the place already. My cleavage kind of distracted so many people at the mall as it was a Sunday.
It took us a while to make an order because we were too engrossed getting to know our new friends.
You can't go wrong with Fiesta Rice (P145).
Breaded Fish Fillet with Wansoy Sauce (Php 195)
For me, the best food discovery that night was Crab Pancit (Php 145) and the Adobo Flakes (Php 195).
The best kaldereta for me can only be found in Davao and they call it "bakareta" because its made with beef. Surprisingly, this came very close to that. Their kaldereta costs (Php 235).
Binagoongan (Php 195)
All in all, the food was amazing. I would always want to come back and try their other dishes because although Sandy Daza claimed that its a Filipino fusion restaurant, it doesn't try so hard. Sandy just made it better without losing the identity of the cuisine.
When at Powerplant Mall, try Wooden Spoon or if you are near Katipunan Avenue you may visit them at Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
For reservations at their Loyola Heights branch, call (+632) 426 0044 . Their Power Plant Branch is always full so I suggest that you go there earlier than the rest of the crowd at probably around 11:00 am for lunch.
On the other hand, here are the pasalubongs I got from Ann. Thanks Lanie for bringing it!
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