ASIA'S BEST 3
Originally uploaded by margauxlicious.
(IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER)
Li Li
Shang Palace
Le Souffle at Fernando's
Lolo Dad's Cafe
Museum Cafe
Pepato
Abe
Cafe Via Mare
Chef Laudico Bistro Filipino
La Cocina de Tita Moning
Sentro 1771
Aubergine
Bizu Bistro
Chateau 1771
Prince Albert Rotisserie
Apartment 1B
Heat
The Fireplace
Bellini's
Italliani's
Sugi
Casa Armas Tapas Bar
El Cirkulo
Elbert's Steak Room
Old Swiss Inn
People's Palace
Antonio's Fine Dining
Highland's Steakhouse
Kanin Club
Sonya's Garden
ps. ang pag-pronounce pala ng Miele ay 'mee-luh' - parang Mila's lechon pero mas matigas ng konti - kala ko kasi dati 'meel' (as in 'my last meal') or myel - pero meeluh/meela pala. fyi ;-)
6 comments:
Italliani's? Seriously?
Is the guide available in Philippine bookstores?
I know! Can you believe it? Pero in fairview (ang bading ko talaga), masarap pa rin naman ang Italiannis. :-) Anyway, yup, it should be available by December in National, Powerbooks and Fully Booked. :-)
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Hi Margaux! We were able to chat a bit at Claude's house in Pampanga last December. I have some photos of the trip on Flickr too (http://www.flickr.com/photos/timisiytangco/sets/72157612146292836/) but your food pix are better. And you caught me gnawing on the ribs in one of your pix! haha
Funny story about the Miele Guide:
My family ate at Bellini's one evening over the Christmas week and my mom, who has no shame, decided it was a good idea to get the chefs/owners at the restaurants to sign our copy. So she gives it to Senor Bellini, who after checking out the cover, says, "AH! Miele Guide!" Except he pronounces it Italian-style: Mi-ye-le Gi-deh! "This is the best Asian restaurant guide!" Then signs it, yay. So I think a new family tradition has been born.
Hope you update your blog soon!
Nice, you learn new stuff everyday! I was pronouncing it "Mi-yel" all this time. Funny!
Thanks so much for this post! I've been wondering which restos were featured
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