Josephine’s is also a nice (and actually one of the most popular) venue for wedding receptions in Tagaytay. Since we were already there I took advantage of doing ocular and getting copies of their rates for weddings while my hubby was left at the dining hall waiting for our food.
Seafood Platter (includes shrimps, squid, fish fillet, crablets, clams, and tahong)
Whenever I have Halo-halo cravings, there’s just two places I think of and one of these is Razon’s! Theirs may not be your usual halo-halo filled with a lot of “sangkap”, but somehow they’ve perfected the mix of minatamis na saging, macapuno, leche flan, milk, and ice. There’s really something different with how their shaved ice melts into your mouth! Their halo-halo really never fails to be such a comfort food for me.
Halo-halo - Php 68.00
Pansit Luglug - Php 68.00
Last week, me and my hunnie wanted to try out other buffet restaurants. Amongst the other restaurants in Trinoma, we settled for Cabalen. A word of advice when eating here, try going early or else you might not be able to taste all their offerings. If ever you do, they may not be as fresh anymore. I wouldn’t expound anymore. The experience was actually a little disappointing for us and wasn’t worth Php350 (plus tax!).
Oh well. Any other suggestions of buffet restaurants?
Kare-kare
Tempura
Krispy Kangkong
Maki, Pad Thai, Pritson…
Siomai