Gail Eats: Three Restaurants (Ulog #12)

Food? Who does not love food?

Hi uloggers and steemians! How are you all? I am currently watching The Hulk (2008) right now. The Marvel Universe craze still got me so hooked up. Thanks to my ever supportive brother for downloading me Marvel Universe movies so that I could watch it all again.

While watching, I got so hungry while scanning my phone's gallery of food that I munched lately. Anyway, I also had been wanting to share it all to you.

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Osaka Takoyaki

The first one I would like to share is the Japanese Restaurant located at SM Downtown Premier Osaka Takoyaki. They do not only sell great tasting Takoyakis, but also other Japanese food.

The restaurant is actually very nice. You would be welcomed by women wearing yukata . The staff would also greet you in Japanese. Before giving your order, they would set your table and include a glass of tea. It was so refreshing!

It took us a while to decide what to eat because everything on the menu seemed to be very tasty. Mom and I both had a bowl of Ramen. She had an original flavor (for the price of Php2999.00 only) while I had a spicy ramen (Php329.00). I also had takoyaki. I am actually a rice eater, and they say it is typical for Asians to be one, but I actually got so satisfied with what my mom and I had.

Just look how satisfied my mom and I were.

I had not been to Japan though so I could not give a precise rating for this restaurant but one this is for sure, the food for me was so great! I wanted to have more takoyaki and another glass of tea.

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The Tasty Spicy Paella of Spicy Elements

The takoyaki and ramen we had was for our lunch. After visiting the CGY Dog Cuddle Cafe , we all got hungry.

We had been thinking of eating at Jollibee but since we wanted to have a great dining experience, we went on the top floor to check on some of the restaurants.

The first restaurant we laid our eyes on is at Spicy Elements. It is a restaurant that offers Bicol Dining.

We had seafood paella and baby back ribs with different sausages. The baby back ribs was just so mouth-watering while the seafood paella really complemented it. If you want to try their wonderful menu, you could check it out at Ilo-ilo, Las Piñas, and other places in the country.

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My favorites at Boy Zugba

And finally, my favorite part! The Boy Zugba! Some says it is a homegrown restaurant. It is owned by one of my mom and dad's student before they got married. Anyhow, that does not matter.

I really am a meat eater and fond of grilled food so I got to have meat for my dinner the following night. I also had baked scallops. I must say, there should have not been a lot of cheese. Their leche flan tasted awesome too. The servings may look small but it was more than enough for me.

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Now that I have shown you a few of my favorite meals, can you also share yours? Or do we share the same love on the same food?

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^{@gailbelga or Johanna Gail is a free-spirited freelance artist. She took up Bachelor of Arts in International Studies in one of the Ateneo universities in the Philippines. She is currently a candidate for Masters in Public Administrations. She volunteers in various non-profit/nongovernmental organization which aims for human rights through political education. She draws and writes about the country to provide awareness and promote the Philippines to foreign tourists.}