I DRESS-UP AND EAT

Fusion restaurants are common here in Doha, Qatar probably due to the fairly large number of expatriates than the locals.  The increasing figures of multicultural residents is good for any F&B businesses to establish a restaurant that can cater to not just one nationality but to at least two or more. KISH MISH is one of the many casual dining restaurants in the city, strategically located along Ibn Seena Street in Al Muntazah with a fusion cuisine concept.  It offers a delish miscellany of Indian and Filipino cuisines. Last Wednesday, November 22, 2017, I was invited to be a part of a social media gathering at KISH MISH thru Melanie of Let's Get Laud .  The said event was for the launching of the Pinoy Grand Dinner Buffet together with social media people ranging from bloggers, vloggers and Instagram-mers.   Below was the Menu for the dinner buffet.  The menu offered a complete course sequence: starters / appetizers, soup, salad,...

If you want an "Eat All U Can, and Eat All U Want" meal with a touch of the Pampangeno cuisine, visit a CABALEN branch nearest to you! Fast Fact on CABALEN via the Wikipedia: Cabalen is a Philippine buffet restaurant chain primarily serving traditional Filipino entrees heavy on influences from the Pampanga region of Central Luzon.  Wikipedia Founder :  Maritel Nievera Headquarters :  Quezon City, Philippines Date founded :  1986 Founded :  Philippines Number of locations :  18 (17 local, 1 overseas) Type of business :  Private Areas served :  Philippines ,  United States of America CABALEN Restaurants in Cebu are only located inside an SM mall and there are already two branches of this buffet restaurant in the city. The photo that I captured above is the customer friendly reminders when dining in their restaurant. Upon entering the restaurant, you can immediately ...

The very first breakfast I have had in the United States of America was at  AMBER WAVES. Our hotel reservation at Knott's Berry Farm Hotel, in Anaheim, Orange County, California was EXclusive of breakfast. Since it was Day 1 of our week-long stay in the state, with no transportation support yet, and with hungry, growling stomachs, we opted to try the restaurant within the premises of the hotel.  We headed to AMBER WAVES. It was a buffet breakfast which costs 15 USD per person.  The buffet table had just ample food selections which started off with the Pastries.   Then the fresh fruits lined up next.   Scrambled Eggs!   Unlimited Bacon!  Toasted Bread = Yum! And here's a photo of what was inside my plate. I sort of expected for Rice, but I was hit by reality back then that we were already in America, and Rice is not their staple food. Below is a photo of what I wore that day, jeans, jacket ...