Last Monday, I got the chance to try Sambokojin with my friends and colleagues. It was my first time and we had a blast eating there. The ambiance and the food were remarkable. I like Japanese food, and I was able to try almost 80% on their menu. That’s the essence of eating in an eat-all-you-can restaurant, to try everything, right? ;)
If you are a foodie, you probably have noticed that red velvet cakes and cupcakes are creating a fad this season. So I was beyond happy when I got home and saw a package of this heavenly dessert from Singapore.
I cant even explain what I felt when I saw this! But hey, the content seems inviting: Banana and Strawberry Ice Cream with Fudge.
I want to try!!!! :)
After going to St. Luke’s for my Ninang’s check-up, we went straight to Robinson’s Galleria for snacks, shopping, and pampering.
First stop, we went to La Creperie. I have been dying to go there after reading good reviews about them so I suggested giving it a shot. Ninang and I ordered cafe mocha and it was the best coffee I had so far! The chocolate and coffee were mixed to perfection!
Edible art!
For food, I ordered was La Mer from the Les Gastronomiques section.
It’s a crepe with tuna, mushrooms, caramelized onions, and tomatoes served with side salad. If the side salad were served a little more, it would be perfect.
The flavors were amazing! It was just that the salad had a very tiny serving, and it’s heartbreaking because I like it so much!
My ninang had the same comment; the salad should be served more than what they had plated us. She ordered Le J.J. crepe. It’s a crepe served with ham, 2 kinds of cheese (I apologize, as I can’t read in the photo I took from the menu), tomato, garlic, but she skipped the chili flakes. I had a taste of what she had, and it was delicious. If you love cheese, you should definitely try this.
While sipping our coffee we had a talk that the ambiance of the place was exquisite. It gives you a feel of France in Manila. Though the interior is gorgeous, I find it too small for a business but appropriate at the same time.
The name alone will be intimidating for some, what more if they see what’s inside—looks expensive that’s why I think it doesn’t have many customers.
Le Creperie is located at the Veranda of Robinson’s Galleria.
