Did you know that there’s a good restaurant on the second floor of Rustan’s Department Store in Shangrila Mall? They also have one in Makati. It’s East Asia Cuisine, owned and operated by the Tantoco’s of Rustan’s.
Ive’ been to the one in Makati once, long long time ago. Then only recently, we discovered that they opened a restaurant in Rustan’s Shang. Their menu consists of a fusion of Asian food.
I had a meeting there two fridays ago. I asked Oyen to join so she could pick up some knowledge regarding extrajudicial settlements, estate taxes, reconstitution of titles, waiver of rights, etc. By just listening in conversations, she could learn a thing or two which would be useful to her in the future.
There were seven of us kaya we ordered a lot.
Appetizer platter– gyoza, fresh spring roll, open canape
California maki
The serving of tuna salpicao was good for three people.
I asked a lawyer to join us so he could take down notes and prepare the necessary documents.
Atty. Marlon Dilla ordered grilled salmon.
Daphne ordered crispy salmon roll
I wasn’t sure what this was, it looked like avocado maki.
There were plates I didn’t photograph. I paid over three thousand pesos with all those food, meron pang take out kasi hindi naubos.
I went back to this restaurant last monday. I picked up the discount card from Rustan’s and since I haven’t eaten, I stayed to get some food.
The rice was not included in the mixed tempura.
I did not have breakfast and lunch. I was deliriously hungry but after eating the two pieces of ebi tempura, sumama bigla pakiramdam ko. Had nothing to do with the food. Siguro sumobra ang gutom ko. I had my food wrapped na lang.
