9 May, 2008
Spot Pass Bonifacio High Street Bloggers Food Trip
Posted by teacherjulie @ 6:11 pm
Shelved under About Town, Blog Events, Pinoy, Snapshots

April 28, 2008 was a special for bloggers who got to register with Spot Pass Bonifacio High Street Bloggers Food Trip through Spot.Ph. This is part two of the event, the part one was the Spot Pass TriNoma Bloggers Food Trip we went to last April 25. This time around, I went with my son Julian, Cookie, and Wenchie with her daughter Gaby.


First stop of the Spot Pass Bonifacio High Street and Serendra Food Bloggers Trip

First stop was Krispy Kreme where Julian enjoyed his Cookies and Cream doughnut and raspberry smoothie.

The warm sandwiches are good.

Starbucks gave samplers of their Iced Caffe Latte and sandwiches. I had the Hungarian sausage, egg and cheese on ciabatta bread.

Love the beef tips and the seafood and salmon skewer.

Texas Road House Grill served beef tips, seafood marinara and shrimp and salmon skewers. Two thumbs up!

Yummy Filipino food. The staff are friendly.

Kabisera ng Dencio’s had a table of their specialties for photo opportunities. Then they served these on plates, with samples of each of the dishes on displayed. We dig the sin-turon, a turon (fried banana fritters) with macapuno/ube, served with ice cream.

So many interesting memorabilia to see inside

TGI Friday’s is a fun place for the hip people. They served spicy New Orleans pasta and Caesar Salad.

The pannacota is so yummy!

Italianni’s was superb. On the buffet table were the classic carbonara, classic chicken and fish fingers. They even served us their special panna cotta served with blueberry, mango and walnuts with honey. Yum!

The ribs are good and we enjoyed the desert they served.

New Orleans is one very unique dining experience. Wonderful interior which makes one feel he is dining outdoors. We love your Blackened Ribs and the Banana Foster. Two thumbs up! My son remembered this place even without looking at the photos.

~o0o~

Julian asked if what we were doing was a race. I said “No”. I asked why he thought so.he said because if its a race, we are losing since everybody left already and we are left behind. Cookie remarked that no, we are not losers. We are winners, because we get to eat the desserts! Yay, moms rule! I mean, kids rule! If they approve, then we get the goof offers and savor what they have to offer.

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10 May, 2008 @ 9:21 am
lovelyn said:

You’re right, Pinoy bloggers are spoiled hehehe…We’re 10 years behind with blogging if that’s the case.

11 May, 2008 @ 10:31 am
Sexy Mom said:

good to see you there. till next

Happy Moher’s Day, Julie!

15 May, 2008 @ 12:33 pm
joy said:

hello, teacher julie! belated happy mother’s day ^_^ i enjoyed reading this post, especially the part where Julian inquired if the boni high event was a race. haha. i’d have to second that, it sure felt like one. ^_^

15 May, 2008 @ 3:14 pm
julie said:

Lovelyn, sobra talaga although some, in my opinion are wrestling arms with others when it comes to teir rights, parang sumosobra na kung makatira.

Anyway, we just enjoy what are there, at least, we get to meet new friends, like the ones I have met. Nothing can top that.

EB na kayong mga nasa Europe :)

15 May, 2008 @ 3:19 pm
julie said:

Thanks, Dine. Yes, till the next one :D

15 May, 2008 @ 3:20 pm
julie said:

Yes, Joy, it felt like a race din, pressure din ano, to go into all these places.

I wonder what the prize is, haven’t been to Galleria, kahit waling distance lang from my work place.

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