Tomas Morato restaurants
When I think of grandmothers, food comes to mind first. I would imagine grandmothers who would supervise their kitchen staff early in the morning to prepare sumptuous dishes for breakfast and even prepare a grand repertoire of gastronomic feasts during fiestas.
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| The inviting facade of Grand Momma's Kitchen |
Tomas Morato in Quezon City offers a myriad of flavors you can choose as you please, and there are times when your braincells could not decide, you have to let your taste buds to do the work. Craving for pizza, I headed to Brooklyn Pizza.
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| Brooklyn Pizza's bright interiors |
With a promise to offer a slice of New York, sans the designer everything - from embellished top to skinny jeans, high-heeled boots and a six-digit high-end bag like how New Yorkers strut, I entered Brooklyn Pizza and was warmly welcomed by their staff. The place has a vibrant appeal, with wooden furnishings, red and black colored chairs to their brick walls at the back of their counter.
The wait staff hurriedly brought their menu as my friend and I decided to share a 14-inch pizza. The staff offered us to avail of their promo - buy any flavored pizza (14" or 18") plus 1.5 liters of Coke and you get free Buffalo Wings worth Php185. Not bad for a deal so we gave in to the temptation.
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| Brooklyn Pizza's Deluxe Pizza |
We opted for their Deluxe Pizza which is one of Brooklyn Pizza's best-selling flavors. Generous portions of Italian sausage slices, ham, pepperoni, bacon, green bell peppers, onions, mushrooms and slices of pitted black olives abound this humongous hand-tossed and baked to a perfectly thin dough (Php520 for 14" and Php720 for 18").
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| Brooklyn Pizza's Buffalo Wings |
To add zest to our pizza dining pleasure, our free Buffalo Wings was coated in Brooklyn Pizza's hot-sauce recipe and secret spices then fried to a crisp. The Buffalo Wings possess a tempered "hotness" as their hot-sauce recipe did not go overboard that will make you want to scream. This dish is served with eight pieces of wings, but don't get disappointed when you see that these eight pieces are actually just four pieces of the usual chicken wing ensemble - the little wing arm plus the mini "leg" which is used for chicken lollipops. The taste spells the difference.
With this Brooklyn Pizza's promo, our total bill was only Php599 and though I did not quite get the feel that I had a slice of New York, I was more than satisfied with their deliriously delicious pizza, bite after bite after bite.
Kudos to the two lady staff, both were knowledgeable with their offers and are very efficient with their service!
Check out BROOKLYN PIZZA's other deliriously delicious offerings and savor their goodness in every bite. As I always say, Live Well, Laugh Often, Eat To Your Heart's Content!
Hope you continue to check out Eat To Your Heart's Content for more deliriously delicious dining discoveries.
Section : Bon Appetit
BROOKLYN PIZZA
Tomas Morato, Quezon City : 376-7676
Several Branches across the Metro :
Makati : 896-9696
Ortigas : 633-9999
Alabang Town Center : 850-9999
BF P'que : 775-7575
Robinson's Plaza Manila : 405-0505
Better Living Sucat : 821-0000
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The Flying Pig's interiors
When I first heard about The Flying Pig, I instantly imagined a pig with wings flying in the air. My friends Michelle and Ronald also thought of the same thing and we were right. As we entered this establishment in the corner of Tomas Morato corner Scout Delgado Street in Quezon City, I was caught by a photograph of a pleasant-looking flying pig with flapping white wings. Walls were adorned by various posters mainly of local and international movies.
The delectable Frying Cuchi Frito
The highlight of our meal was The Frying Cuchi Frito which is a tender and flavorful six-weeks-old roasted pig served with balsamic vinegar, pineapple and liver sauce plus fragrant fried rice. What Chef Peter Ayson prides is that their piglet was fed with a strict diet of milk and grass making its meat as soft as chicken while its skin was cooked to a crunch.
Complementing tones at The Flying Pig
Dining at The Flying Pig is quite cozy with its play of hues in bright red and virginal white. The faux French windows and brick walls complete its inviting look.
The Flying Pig
opened last November 2009 under the Red Crab Group of Restaurants.
opened last November 2009 under the Red Crab Group of Restaurants.
Located at Tomas Morato corner Scout Delgado Street in Quezon City
Contact Details : 374-8406
Feel free to email me at eattoyourheartscontent@gmail.com
For more deliriously delicious dining discoveries and updates, feel free to follow and connect via these sites :
All photos in this site were captured by Pie Rivera unless otherwise stated.
Pie Rivera is a food columnist at Republic of 7107 Island Travel Magazine and a freelance writer for other food & travel magazines.
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