After my MOA adventure with Mark, we headed to Robinsons Place to meet with his mom for dinner.
After going to and from every floor of the Midtown Wing in search for a place to dine, we finally agreed in trying out Bistro Ravioli. We were all first timers, so Mark and I just took charge of the orders. Ravioli was not in our choices that time, maybe because of our bad experience on raviolis at Spaghetti Factory. But I still remember how much I loved Red Coconut's ravioli though. :p
Now back to the orders. :p Mark's mom wanted to have chicken for dinner and was insisting that we get the Diablo wings, but being not so much into spicy food, Mark just ordered their herb chicken. The dish comes in 3 chicken wings fried to perfection with fries and gravy. The dish may look ordinary but the chicken wings were just flavorful and large too. I enjoyed munching on the chicken wing even without the gravy.
Mark wanted some pasta and was looking at the pasta choices when he asked me what to get. We both went adventurous that day and opted for the Chicken Pesto Spaghetti. The pesto spaghetti was just like any other pesto, what made this dish stand out was the grilled chicken. The generous amount of grilled chicken chunks were juicy and tender to the bite and were made more delectable by the tomato salsa...perfect match for the pesto. Mark and I both loved this dish. The dish also comes with garlic toasts.
Another hit was the Italian Sausage and Bacon pizza. The 12-inch thin crust pizza was brick-oven-baked, making it more delectable. The crust was crispy yet still managed to be soft and chewy on the inside. It also had a spicy kick because of the chili flakes.
For the spicy food lovers, like Tita Juliet's friend who were with us, this will surely be an eye candy. :p
We all enjoyed our dinner. Aside from the good food, the service is also commendable. Our first time at Bistro Ravioli will definitely not be our last! :)
BISTRO RAVIOLI, Robinsons Place - Manila
Midtown Wing, Robinsons Place,
Pedro Gil cor. Adriatico St., Ermita
Manila, Metro Manila
Philippines
(02)523-7565
After going to and from every floor of the Midtown Wing in search for a place to dine, we finally agreed in trying out Bistro Ravioli. We were all first timers, so Mark and I just took charge of the orders. Ravioli was not in our choices that time, maybe because of our bad experience on raviolis at Spaghetti Factory. But I still remember how much I loved Red Coconut's ravioli though. :p
Now back to the orders. :p Mark's mom wanted to have chicken for dinner and was insisting that we get the Diablo wings, but being not so much into spicy food, Mark just ordered their herb chicken. The dish comes in 3 chicken wings fried to perfection with fries and gravy. The dish may look ordinary but the chicken wings were just flavorful and large too. I enjoyed munching on the chicken wing even without the gravy.
Mark wanted some pasta and was looking at the pasta choices when he asked me what to get. We both went adventurous that day and opted for the Chicken Pesto Spaghetti. The pesto spaghetti was just like any other pesto, what made this dish stand out was the grilled chicken. The generous amount of grilled chicken chunks were juicy and tender to the bite and were made more delectable by the tomato salsa...perfect match for the pesto. Mark and I both loved this dish. The dish also comes with garlic toasts.
Another hit was the Italian Sausage and Bacon pizza. The 12-inch thin crust pizza was brick-oven-baked, making it more delectable. The crust was crispy yet still managed to be soft and chewy on the inside. It also had a spicy kick because of the chili flakes.
For the spicy food lovers, like Tita Juliet's friend who were with us, this will surely be an eye candy. :p
We all enjoyed our dinner. Aside from the good food, the service is also commendable. Our first time at Bistro Ravioli will definitely not be our last! :)
BISTRO RAVIOLI, Robinsons Place - Manila
Midtown Wing, Robinsons Place,
Pedro Gil cor. Adriatico St., Ermita
Manila, Metro Manila
Philippines
(02)523-7565
the chicken pesto spag looks absolutely divine!
ReplyDeleteLook super yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteVisiting for FTF- hope you can stop by:)
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@Luna Miranda, yup it tastes good too! Thanks for dropping by! :)
ReplyDelete@Leah H, they actually are! :) Thanks for dropping by! :)
didn't like it here :( i dunno baka mali order ko...
ReplyDeleteThat Italian Sausage and bacon pizza looks awesome, I love that combo!
ReplyDeletei want that pizza and that pepper sauce is great to everything specialy to that super sized pizza
ReplyDeletehere's my share for the weekend
the chicken looks so crisp and delish Sis :-) Dropping by from FTF.
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pizza and pasta looks very delish as well Sis :-) Dropping by from FF.
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I love the chicken wing! Visiting from FTF here's mine thanks http://www.sahmsdiary.com/2012/04/02/mango-shake-this-summer/
ReplyDeleteyummmm...have always loved spag with pesto sauce, but haven't tried it with grilled chicken or tomato salsa. everything looks real good, including the habanero sauce (i love that!). :)
ReplyDeletethank you so much for sharing over at Food Friday, sis
everything looks yummy...and i think the chicken pesto spaghetti's so delicious, just perfect! visiting from FTF, hope you can visit me back. thanks and have a great week. :)
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