Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Food Food Food and more FOOD @ Yakimix
I have been to so
many places and I have tried buffet on different restaurants in Manila. Sometimes you'll feel that it's so affordable because there are so many selections and your cravings were satisfied. Yet
sometimes, you'll feel that it will drill a hole in your pocket specially if you're not a true blooded food fanatic. It has been our habit (Miguel and I) to check the restaurants with eat-all-you can deals. Ofcourse, aside from the variety selection of dishes you can choose from, you can eat and eat until you're all bloated and you wanna go home and promise yourself that you will not look at any food for the next 5 days. Yakimix - Sushi-Smokeless Grill-Restaurant is definitely a place I can recommend everyone to go to. For only PHP 480 during lunch on weekdays and 580 on dinners and Sundays, you will definitely enjoy the wide range of Asian cuisine, from sushi to siomai to hotdogs to ice cream and even more!

It has three branches as of the moment - Tomas Morato, Q.C., SM Mall of Asia, and HK Sun Plaza along Macapagal Avenue.
What's good about Yakimix is you get most of the dishes fresh and you grill it in your table. So, it's up to you if you want your beef well-done or half done. You will never be full right away because you'll get tired of grilling and waiting for your meat and veggies to be cooked.
If you are craving for Japanese cuisine, there's sushi, sashimi, stir-fried octopus, shrimp, and a lot more. If you want Chinese, there's yang
chow rice, sweet and sour pork, chicken and corn soup, seafood r
oll, and so on. You can feel Korean too by checking out beansprout kimchi, white raddish kimchi, among others. The best part of 'em all for me is the different taste of beef and pork strips. I'm a big beef fan. So I enjoyed grilling beef strips in teriyaki sauce, and veggies rolled into tiny beef strips the most. And if you get tired of eating grilled food, there are also a variety of mouth-watering
dessert you can pick from. They have cakes, tarts, fruits and even ice cream with different toppings. The only thing that will hinder you from going to Yakimix is having to wait for an hour or so to be served , but I can guarantee you, it's worth the wait and worth every penny you've spent.
♪♫♪ mhei ♪♫♪
Thursday, June 11, 2009
no-cook strawberry fridge cake
Looks delicious right??? Well, strawberry fridge cake is really easy to do, you can do it in 30 minutes or less, wait for it to cool down, and you're good to go! and it's hassle free for it's a NO-COOK RECIPE. Try it!☼ WHAT YOU NEED ☼
- 3-4 tablespoons strawberry jam
- 10 pieces medium sized frozen strawberries
- 4 cups graham cracker crumbs (or crushed graham crackers)
- 1 and 1/2 cups milk
- 2 cups frozen whipped topping, thawed
☼ DIRECTIONS ☼
- Pour thawed whipped cream, milk and stir until perfectly mixed. Add the strawberry jam and continue on stirring until blended thoroughly. Then set aside.
- Arrange the crashed graham crackers in a rectangular pan. Pour the blended mixture on the first layer, and once fully covered, make another layer of graham cracker crumbs, pour in the blended mixture. Continue doing this until you finish off the remaining ingredients.
- Arrange fresh strawberries decoratively on top of the cake, place the cake inside your fridge and let it chill for an hour or two... and you're ready to serve it!! ☺

♪♫♪ mhei ♪♫♪
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