Sunday, May 16, 2010

G-Cube Laptop Sleeve


I had to look for that special sleeve for my new toy and I am glad that I found it! Fleece lined and meticulously crafted, I am pretty sure my new lappy feels safe and secure inside.


The large zipper at the top doesn't scratch the lappy at all. And handle fits my grip perfectly.


It is the perfect size for my netbook, not too big, and not too tight. Sliding the netbook inside and out is easy.

Yes, we do need to pamper our toys once in a while.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Karate Kid

I have seen Karate Kid branches around the Metro and I must say that the very reasonable prices on the menu are what encouraged me to give it a try.

It is still the usual self serve type of eatery; your average fastfood chain with a little dash of Japanese inspired interiors thru some cool dividers and neat wall decors.



And I must say I was pleasantly surprised with our food! The Gyudon and the Beef Teriyaki didn't disappoint! For the price, they tasted really really good.


Karate Kid is a place worth going back to. Budget and Tummy friendly!

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Mandarin Sky

We love to eat good Chinese food. And one of our early favorites was Wah Yuen Reastaurant in Banawe. It served hot filling dishes with very reasonable prices. Heavy on the tummy but easy on the money. Thus, we were saddened when it closed down months ago.


When Mandarin Sky opened right where Wah Yuen was, we decided to try it, hoping that it would be just as good.
The Chicken with Asaparagus soup and the Chicken feet dimsum came ahead of the other orders.


The pancit canton looked the same. Appetizing and mouth-watering.


The Yang Chow fried rice is a mainstay whenever we visit Chinese restaus... plus the butter garlic fried chicken.

... and the fried chicken wouldn't be complete without the kropek on the side.

The verdict: Mandarin Sky is Wah Yuen.. Wah Yuen is Mandarin Sky. New name but same great Chinese food! We are glad it is back.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

KKK

From the interior decors to the menu to the name itself, KKK is definitely a Filipino restaurant.
The food servings were quite small. While there isn't really anything spectacular in the dishes we tried, overall taste wasn't bad at all. Nothing great, but not bad at all.
Pork sisig...
Lechon kawali...
Grilled tuna belly...

Laing a la KKK...
Dinner at a Filipino restaurant needs a refreshing drink and a dessert in-one in this Sago't Gulaman treat.