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My name is Kristian. This is my first blog and it first started out as travel blog. But then I started involving my love for the entertainment scene mainly the movies and concerts scene.

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Dine in at Chef Laudico Guevarra's
written on Sunday, April 20, 2014 @ 9:00 AM ?

Buffet at  Chef Laudico Guevarra's (Photo from Facebook fan page)
I am always in the mood for a buffet! Everyone knows the usual buffet places like Sofitel, Vikings, YakiMix to name a few. I wanted  a unique buffet area where the venue looks great as well. I found this great place at close by Greenhills and I was already struck by the venue! A little history about the place is that they converted their home to a restaurant. Don't be shocked on why it seems more like a house instead of a restaurant.

Entrance to Chef Laudico Guevarra's
It's not your usually buffet venue but I love the Spanish style setting. It's great for dates! Their main dishes is mainly Filipino food with your ever favorite liempo, lechon and pancit to name a few. I love their cakes and appetizers! They have bottomless drinks and from time to time you have some famous Filipino celebrities who come in to grab a bite or two.

The only downside is that there tends to be a lot of people almost every single night. It would be wise to make a reservation ahead of schedule to avoid any confusion or disappointment. I took my girlfriend to Chef Laudico Guevarra's  and we had a great time with the food, the pleasant staff, bottomless drinks and took great photos of the place. I would definitely recommend this for family gatherings and reunion with friends.


Sitting on the bench. Admiring the view



Parking: Available (Free)
Security: Security guards and security cameras
Food: Filipino
Reservation: Yes
Bathroom: Pleasant/Hygienic
Appetizers: Yes
Bottomless drinks: Yes
Space: Can be crowded and noisy. If you are on a date, ask to be seated closed to the food
Waiters/Staff: Hospitable
Timings: Mon - Sun: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Address: 387 P. Guevarra St. cor. Argonne St., Addition Hills San Juan, 1500 Manila, Philippines
Contact Numbers: 705 1811 / 705 1874 / 502 5006 / 0917 311 2222

Beautiful fountain. I don't think that you can make a wish

The VIP or meeting room is seated at the left side of the house



Photo Credits: Kristian Marfori and Chef Laudico Guevarra's Facebook fan page

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Hungry? Try some Filipino Comfort Food
written on Saturday, April 19, 2014 @ 9:00 AM ?


Filipino street food: Kwek kwek, Fish Ball and Kikiam
We all have that special comfort food in our stomach and in our hearts. Since it's the holidays and most of the stores are closed, the only option is provincial food. There is a lot of street food in the Philippines with the ever popular "Balut". But if you are not in the mood to test your manhood just yet let's try the simple street food which almost anyone can enjoy.

Don't let the looks deceive you. Filipino Dirty Ice-Cream.
I first tried this in Cavite. I was really hungry to the point that anything that doesn't look appealing will still taste good to me. I suggest to try the "Kwek Kwek" and "Fish Ball". Don't forget to dip into their special sauce. I have no idea what that sauce but it definitely hit the spot. I would normally eat barbeque chicken or liempo. But these street food is very affordable and delicious!

Another delicacy that I love is "Dirty Ice Cream". You would usually see these street vendors roll up with their ice cream karts. I first thought how would this ice cream be any different from all the ice-creams that I have ever taste. The answer was a lot! It was really small ice-cream but it has this unique street flavor to it. The best part is you can bring a cup or class to instead of the ice-cream cone so that you eat more than you bargained for.

Longanisa from Lucban, Quezon Province
Now this all about Filipino comfort food but I have to include "Longanisa.  This is so delicious that I would never go tired of it! I highly recommend that you but the longanisa from Lucban, Quezon. The longanisa just doesn't cut it for me. This would goes with any type of meal whether breakfast, lunch or dinner! I can eat around 20 pieces of longanisa. That's how much I am addicted to it!



Photo Credits: Kristian Marfori



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