Spot.ph's Top 10 Everything Food Lists + Giveaway!

One of the perennial problems of people who love to eat out is - WHERE TO EAT. Thankfully, the world wide web provides us with an easy alternative - just type in the cuisine that you like and voila - you get search results! But there's another problem - which are the BEST places to eat? Of course, if you're a food lover - it means that you appreciate good food and by that you wouldn't want to be disappointed right? Enter Spot.ph's Top 10 Everything FOOD LISTS!

The premier authority on food FINALLY launches a food list! I was so happy to learn this and when I was invited to the launch, I was excited. I immediately opened the book and scanned through the pages and I was impressed. The list was complete!

During the launch we were served with the #1's in the list - I was able to try the following:

Cibo's Iced Tea - very refreshing, it tasted to natural!

Bar Dolci's Thai Iced Tea Gelato - this has got to be THE best Thai Iced Tea gelato EVER! The taste is so very authentic, brings me back to my Bangkok Trip way back in 2007! Yes, my tastes buds travelled back in time! Hahaha..

Lusso's Luxe Mac and Cheese - I'm a fan of mac and cheese and Lusso's did not disappoint! How I wish the servings were bigger! Hahaha...

Nachos from Hermanos Taco Shop - its steak! Yes, the meat is not ground beef but is STEAK! The flavors were perfect, with just one bit - its authentic Mexican!

Maty's Tapsilog - I initially thought, oh! a dark looking sisig - but it was tapsilog! It was very tender and flavorful! I went back to get seconds! Shhhh...

Shi Lin's Xiao Long Bao - this has got to be the BEST one in Manila in my opinion, and I'm so very glad the Spot.ph thinks to too!!

Angel's Kitchen's Rustic Apple Pie - I'm a very loyal customer of Angel's Kitchen. Visit the place and try their food. I'm sure you'll love it as much as I do!

Stevie's Hainanese Chicken - not a huge fan of Hainanese chicken but man, when I tried this yesterday FOR THE FIRST TIME - I have to agree that its the BEST in Manila. The ginger sauce says it all - plus the chicken is so very juicy, which is a rarity here in Manila.

Aling Nene's Barbeque - being an alumni of DLSU, Aling Nene's BBQ is no stranger to me! I used to pass by this place to bring home some BBQ to mom! :)

So, foodies out there - GET A COPY, NOW!

GIVEAWAY ALERT! GIVEAWAY ALERT!

Here's something good to my readers (THANK YOU, loyal readers!) I am giving away a copy! YEHEY!! :)

Here's how to join:

a) Answer this question on the comment section: "Which restaurant feature in my blog do you like most and why?"
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c) Giveaway ends on March 30, 2012 11:59PM
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