Shake Shack

We were walking our way to Chelsea market when we noticed a super long queue in Madison Square Park. The line was for shake shack - Yes we were pretty much intrigued by the hype has to offer but NO, we didn't bother to queue up.

We were about to go to other food place one night around 11PM-ish and noticed that there were only about 10 people on queue, so there, we tried...

We ordered for shack stack($8.75) and cheese Fries($3.25). The shack stack is a cheese burger topped with breaded mushroom (‘shroom or vegetable burger).
The burger patty itself was tasty and juicy but in my opinion it’s just ordinary but the ’shroom was simply awesome; Portobello mushroom fried with cheese, was crispy on the outside and oozing with flavors of mushroom and melted cheese on the inside.


Not really sure about the shake, but I think the 'shroom burger made this place so popular.

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Shake Shack
Madison Square Park
E 23rd St & Madison Ave
New York, NY 10010
(212) 889-6600
www.shakeshacknyc.com

Artichoke Pizza

New York City gave me the best pizza memory through Artichoke pizza.

We had artichoke and spinach pizza and sicilian pizza...

Both, pizzas were bomb with flavors. The greatest  pizza I've tasted so far... 

Too bad it's too far from home...

PS: Expect to wait in line

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Artichoke Basille's Pizza & Brewery
328 E 14th Street  (between 1st Ave & 2nd Ave)
New York, NY 10003, USA
1-(212) 228-2004
www.artichokepizza.com

Abbot's pizza

Biked from Marina del rey to Abbot Kinney Blvd to grab Abott's salad pizza.

Yummy, unique and healthy...

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Abbot's Pizza Co
1407 Abbot Kinney Blvd
Venice, CA 90291
1-(310) 396-7334
http://abbotspizzaco.com/

Mr. Kurosawa

About 2-3 weeks ago, Tere, Roly and I meet up with Tri at Eastwood. We were supposed to watch sneak preview of "The Proposal” but the traffic from Makati to Libis was crazy and we ended up having dinner at the new Eastwood mall. There were several restaurants to choose from but dined at Mr. Kurosawa.

Mr. Kurosawa offers Euro-Japanese cuisine and the latest addition to Sumo Sam chain of establishments. Interior/style is a combination that of John and Yoko and Marciano.
I just ♥ theitr ceiling artwork...



Just like John and Yoko, they have extensive menu... Steak, pizza, pasta, sushi,salad and more; He're the 1st page of their Menu:


Eastwood Sashimi. P288.00 - Sashimi platter with a twist. Tuna topped with Jalapeno, Salmon and raw squid with gravy like sauce in the middle, were served fresh, although we didnt finish the squid.


Beef Teppan.P358. - I have to rave on this, their beef teppan was so tender and juicy, one of the best I chunks I had in years.

Japanese Fried rice.P178 - It comes in big size , prolly good for 4, nothing really special about it.
Ebi Tempura. P368- 5 pieces regular size Tempura, served hot.

Dynamite roll. P178. Spicy maki rolls topped with salmon and fish skin and some spice.
Crunchy Tuna Roll. P189. Tuna sushi topped with Tuna bits and tempura flakes cruncher.


I liked my dining experience at Mr. Kurosawa, although I think it's John and Yoko of the North.

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Mr. Kurosawa
G/F Eastwood Mall,
Eastwood City Cyberpark, Libis
(632)901-0825.