Mismukuno Teppanyaki

Haven't written in a while but let me start my post for this year (which happens to be a late post from last year) with a food entry. Have passed by and had seen photos of FB friends dining in at this place but never had a chance until they opened at Ayala Center Cebu's new wing. Mismukuno Teppnayaki is everything that you imagine Japan to be like. And I love it.

The ambiance is really nice. I love the wall painting and the open kitchen where you get to see your order being cooked by the chefs and it also doesn't hurt that they dance once the Voltes Five song comes to life. It's a busy resto but it brings in the Japan vibe into it.

What I basically come back for again and again is the beef teppanyaki and sashimi. I think they're all too delicious for words. Price wise, it's average for a Japanese restaurant but the experience, service and food is something that's beyond average <3 p="">

Mismukuno Teppanyaki is located at the new wing of the Ayala Center Cebu for more details check out their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/mismukunoteppanyaki If you wish to avoid the client rush dine in before or pass lunch time - same with dinner :) 

La Vie Parisienne

Was never a fan of French cuisine, probably because I haven't tried any yet or maybe because their menu is mostly consists of pastries and the only thing I'm familiar with is cheese, wine and croissants :) La Vie Parisienne has been around for some time but going to their main branch in Lahug was and is always out of the way from me or from where I live but good thing they've open a new branch within the four walls of the Ayala Malls.

I am absolutely in love with their interiors - there's always something about that french flare that makes me appreciate neat essentials and white paint paired with light cool colours - it fascinates me. The food is also good. I was confused on which one to order. I love croissants and I love cakes - the place was heaven :)

We had La Mentonnaise Salad, Pasta Carbonara, Hungarian Sausage, Morocco Pizza, Opera Cake and Macaroons. I LOVE Everything :D I'm not being biased on here but the food were all fantastic and I have a personal favourite on their pie department - I think it's called the Coconut Pie or something (forgot the name) - it was impeccably delish.

What an experience. Everything on the menu is perfect for chill and solemn date night moments. They also serve wines with cheese and wine with set meals. Price ranges from a hundred pesos up. Depends on your palette :) For more details check their facbook page www.facebook.com/lavieparisiennecebu

Of course I won't pass on a photo op :D

Waki Waffles

Have always heard of its ad via radio on Y101 fm but never had I tried going to try out their waffles and finally yesterday, I had the chance. Have to admit, I've been an avid fan of waffles since I could remember when. I just love the texture, I prefer it better than pancakes.

Anyway, Waki Waffles is the newest cafe that offers waffles specialty with price ranging from 85 to 125php. You can choose from the traditional fruits and cream - waffle combo or go for the savoury combos such as nachos and pizza or - best of all, you can create your own waffle :)

I love the fact that the place is very neat and organised and you can also check on your waffle while it's being made. We tried the Death by Chocolate and Mango Float - LOVE IT! :)

Waki Waffles is located at SM City Cebu and Ayala Center Cebu. For more infos, check their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/wakiwafflesinc

Ulli's Streets of Asia Cebu

Craving for some Singapore vibe? Or multi cultural dishes from the orient? Then Ulli's Streets of Asia is the place for you. Located at the heart of the city, on top of Ayala Center Cebu lies a gem for food lovers with an ambiance of calm, fast phase like vibe.

Here's a compilation of what we ordered.

*Causeway Beef Noodle Soup, Hong Kong style noodle soup with beef brisket. I have to say, I prefer beef or chicken for noodle topping any time of the day in any resto.

*Popiah, vegetarian mixes and tofu wraps. Reminds me of Vietnamese wraps :)

*Beef Hokkien, Singaporean stir fried noodles with beef. I'm a stir fried noodle kind of girl and this comes really close to my favorite from Spice Fusion but this one has a burst filled flavor than the latter. 

*Sentosa Cooler, a mix of cucumber, pineapple and green apple. A really good choice for a hot weather.

*Marina Mixer, a mix of apple, orange and watermelon. 

*Tori Tori Platter, a feast of assorted barbecue. Shrimps, squids, chicken and pork.

All in all it was a good food tasting experience. Service wise, it was great and the ambiance is very modern and the choices of food is also grand :)