foodpanda’s official mascot, Pau-Pau, has been making rounds on social media, garnering attention due to his adorable look and quirky nature since his introduction early in January.
When people in north says “Lets Hang out” the street of Tomas Morato will always be included in the choices.
A few days ago, some of my blogger friends decided to do an unplanned/instant food-tripping in Quezon City. It just so happen that we are all near Tomas Morato on that time and a PR friend was so eager to accommodate us to try the new dishes at FIGARO Coffee Company.
Big B’s started from partners Joelle Yuvienco and Erik Galvez, in their intention to save money for their future travels. Without any background in doing business or even cooking burgers, Erik’s love of burgers drove him to create a recipe that unexpectedly become a hit. They initially sold burgers with 50% beef and 50% bacon in UP during their breaks, later they put up stalls and sold burgers during events. With too many suggestions and inquiries they finally decided to put up a restaurant and found a perfect spot at Teacher’s Village and opened up Big B Burger.
Heres what we had in that lazy afternoon. Let’s start with some Poutine ng Ina Mo (Php 120). Catchy name for a potato dish, The Poutine ng Ina Mo is inspired from a popular dish in Canada but they recreated it here with a twist.
Now we off to have our lunch! 3rd stop of our FoodPanda Maginhawa Foodcrawl is in this all pinoy food restaurant called Homies. Owned and conceptualised by homies Jerico Littaua and Hagen Topacio, Homies is located at Magiting Street, just a stone thrown away from Maginhawa street. If you don’t know how to go to Maginhawa street, click the link to know how.
I’m still full from the previous two restaurant, Breakfast at KatzDiner & mirienda at Casa Quesadilla, but the Friend Chicken serve on our table is so enticing not to taste.