Blackwood Bistro :@) :@) :@)

G/F The Venice Piazza, McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio Global City

Taguig City, Metro Manila

Philippines

(02) 659-4409

Good French food is a rare find... Visit this place if you can...

Kamay Kainan :@)

Market Market, The Fort

Taguig, Metro Manila

Philippines

(02) 889-9883

Filipino Favorites meets Buffet Table...

Dairy Queen :@) :@)

Before all the Craziness about Froyo, There was Dairy Queen

Tokyo Cafe :@)

G/Lvl. South Wing, Main Mall Bldg.

Pasay City, Metro Manila

Philippines

2/Lvl. SM North The Block

Quezon City, Metro Manila

Philippines

The Venice Piazza, Mckinley Hill

Taguig City, Metro Manila

Philippines

Western Cuisine and Service Meets Eastern Food Artistry

Yo Swirls by BTIC: SKIP IT

Honestly in my opinion this is the worst froyo place I've ever tried. They have two flavors which are classic and sweet and creamy. Taste wise it borders on nothing special (classic) to bad (sweet and creamy). The yogurt was kind of bland and uninteresting compared to everything else out there. The sweet and creamy one was a bastardized form of froyo so don't even get me started.

There's also one size only for a cup and it costs...

Froyo P75 ($2) Toppings P25-P35 ($0.75) (depending on the type of topping)

Fruit Magic Lounge :@)

Mckinley Hills, Fort Bonifacio

Taguig City, Metro Manila

(02)8560454

Fruit Magic has been around serving fruit shakes in the Philippines since it opened in 1993. Recently they branched out into selling food with a few of their concept "cafes" called Fruit Magic Lounge. They serve pizzas, wraps, sandwiches and pastas to go with their juices.

Fruit Magic Lounge in Piazza (Mckinley Hills)

Mango Frugurt P95 ($2.25)

Pho Hoa :@) :@)

Now there aren't that many Vietnamese restaurants around here in the Philippines and that's a shame. Vietnamese cuisine combines wonderful flavors to make your taste buds salivate for more or for other people just turn you off completely. Its one of them you love it or you hate it types of things I guess.

So Pigout Philippines went to Pho Hoa, (one of the better known Vietnamese restaurants in the Philippines) to try it out.

So we decided to get:

Goi Cuon P95 (2$)

Fresh Spring Roll with Chicken and Shrimp