Note: Friends always tell me that I have great taste in food (that or I’m always lucky ordering the good ones). Some suggested that I try to write a food review. Not much of a review, but it’s worth a try. Lol.
Last weekend, I went to MOA with Gay, Jurijs, and Eugene. Since Jurijs is a big fan of pasta, we decided to eat at this place called Bistro Ravioli:
I ordered Salmon Ravioli with Saffron cream. Because I love salmon and saffron (LOL). Also because I was craving for Smoked Salmon and Asparagus Risotto from Buon Giorno. I think it was worth it for 190Php. I wasn’t able to finish it though because I was still full with my mom’s binagoongan (I love meals prepared by my parents and my brothers <3).
“Ano yung tawag sa inorder mo?”
“Masarap.”
Gay ordered Quattro Formagi pizza (325Php), which was brick-oven-baked. You can see how they prepare the pizza which was interesting to my inner child :p. I loved this one because of the crust and how it was prepared. I prefer thin crust pizza over the thick crust ones. It makes me enjoy the toppings more. It’s also less oily than other four-cheese pizzas that I’ve tried.
I forgot what Gay ordered for Jurijs but it’s like cheese ravioli. She said the Salmon tastes better. I ordered watermelon shake with my meal (Gay opted for the red iced tea). It’s no different with the other watermelon shakes I tasted, but it went well with what I ordered. Either that or I just really love watermelon shakes (and mango-banana).
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