Showing posts with label salo food park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salo food park. Show all posts
Salo Food Park: 3-Storey Colorful Food Spot at the Heart of Manila (Malate Manila)
Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila, Philippines
Last May 11, I attended the Grand Opening of Salo Food Park. To be honest, it wasn't my first time. It was such a cool place so I've checked it out before.
And according to a client, this is his ideal place for solitary dinning. As you all know, I've always shared with you about eating out with the company of friends and family. I always looks at eating as a social activity. But, I guess it could also be a comforting way to spend some time alone.
Goto Monster
Happy to try one of their new Ice Cream Pop flavor : Mango Sticky Rice which was really good!
Otora
Salo Bites
Potato chip munchers would not be able to resist the Salted Egg Chips from Salo Bites.
Ersao
Takoichi
Sugba
You can see that they are fresh off the grill.
The Bulad Platter is a mix of dried fishes. I just learned while ordering that Bulad means dried fish in Cebuano.
Hyun's Table Project
ChurroBing
Above Sea Level
Amigos Filmex Cantina
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
There are no place in Malate like Salo Food Park. With so many schools and offices nearby, I'm sure they are happy to have this colorful food spot to hang out at.
Salo Food Park
562 J. Nakpil Street,
Malate, Manila, Metro Manila
But there are still many food joints to try that I was as excited to go as my first time.
Aside from the food and drinks, I'm enchanted by the bright colorful lights, graffiti arts and industrial architecture.
It's a great place to chill with friends and family.
It could also be a good dating spot.
Goto Monster
Happy to see a familiar food joint. I have shared about Goto Monster before.
Otora
Otora looks really good! I'll try that on my next visit!
Salo Bites
Ersao
A food bar that needs no introduction is Ersao. Their Spicy Squid is a family favorite since my high school years.
Takoichi
One of my most favorite Japanese snacks is Takoyaki. Too bad my visit was always set for dinner.
Sugba
Sugba has a lot of grilled options.
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| Chorizo de Cebu (99 php) |
For less than a 100 bucks, you already have a lot of options.
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| Sinugbang Hipon (99 php) |
During work lunch, my work mates discuss random things. Thanks to them I got to learn that Shrimp and Prawns don't different in size but in five ways: body form, body shape, claw-like legs, gills and eggs.
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| Bulad Platter (99 php) |
Hyun's Table Project
ChurroBing
The ChurroBing is an interesting food concept because it combines the Spanish Churros and Korean Bingsu. They also have other Korean fusion dishes.
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| Milk Ice Cream with Long Churros (130 php) |
I loved the Milk Ice Cream with Long Churros! It's better than having the usual chocolate dip.
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| Shake ! Shake ! Kani Salad |
The Shake ! Shake ! Kani Salad made eating something so healthy so much fun. I didn't think Udon could be eaten deliciously with some greens.
Above Sea Level
I heard their Giant Butterfly Squid is a must try.
Amigos Filmex Cantina
I'm intrigued by the FilMex concept of Amigos.
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| Beef and Cheese Quesadillas (180 php) |
The Beef and Cheese Quesadillas was good. I hope to try their Burritos next time.
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
There are no place in Malate like Salo Food Park. With so many schools and offices nearby, I'm sure they are happy to have this colorful food spot to hang out at.
Salo Food Park
562 J. Nakpil Street,
Malate, Manila, Metro Manila
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