Click on the image to know about San Miguel Great Food Club’s schedule of events, demos, classes and contests for the rest of the year. Or you may also check out mygreatfood.com for more details.
Calling all the Tempura lovers like me, I’m sure you’d be ready to storm Dad’s/Saisaki/Kamayan Restaurants and might even turn the door knob shaking and shivering because of much excitement.
On August 26, 2010, Saisaki will be holding a one day Tempura Eat All You Can promo across all branches. For just Php 330, one can devour unlimited tempura served with soup, rice and iced tea, all in. This is also already VAT inclusive and no service charge will be further imposed. I’m not so into Japanese raw foods so Tempura and California Maki are the only Jap dishes that my taste buds can tolerate. In fact, Tempura is a staple whenever I dine at Tokyo Tokyo. Check out more info about the promotion here.
Even though our country was massively devastated by a series of calamities recently, I believe that the whole nation will still celebrate the Christmas season with a gleeful and positive spirit. After all, we’ve always been known as a pliant kindred and we always try to stand up as a nation no matter how tough the obstacle is that comes our way.
Jollibee’s mission of spreading Christmas cheer to needy children through their Maaga Ang Pasko program has always been commendable. It is the longest yearly Christmas donation drive where kids are encouraged to donate toys and books to kids who are less fortunate. It doesn’t have to be brand new or those latest gadgets like PS3, Xbox or netbooks. In fact, they are encouraged to donate their old toys or their current ones which actually teach and instill in them the true spirit of giving.
Kudos to Jollibee for this admirable cause.
*Photo snagged from philstar.com
Coffee addicts out there, be sure to drop by at Greenbelt 3 and 5 on October 13-26, 2009 and join as the Philippine Coffee Board celebrates the annual coffee festival, entitled “Coffee Origins, Discovering The Philippines’ Best.”
Familiarize yourself with different coffee types grown from the small towns and private farms of the region. Overflowing coffee for FREE from different roasters and processors all throughout the event so get ready for a one of a kind caffeine-high experience.
For more information about this event as well as other events of the Philippine Coffee Board, check out what’s brewing on their website.
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