Edmund joined the golf tournament at Valley Golf yesterday but he lost to his friend Adrian. Julienne had outdoor photography classes. I stood for three hours during the baking class at Enderun so all of us came home tired. My son was off to his school’s Grand Ball.

We rested for a while, then at 8 pm the three of us went to Sambokojin, what used to be Saisaki. It’s also buffet but aside from Japanese, Sambokojin has Korean barbeque grill.

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Hindi ba high yung waiter?
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The place is maaliwalas because of the white upholstery and white walls.

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Cooked Japanese dishes, same in Saisaki minus the tenderloin tips.
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I didn’t like their tempura , it had too much batter.

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Korean section- raw veggies and meat for the grill
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This was Edmund’s plate, not mine. I am trying not to eat pork and beef as my Lenten sacrifice, up to Easter Sunday. But I’ve not been successful, I ate hotdog the other day and sausage and salami, and, and, and, puro excuses.

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Grilled fresh garlic tasted so good.
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Ang ganda ng anak ko, syempre, mana sa Lola Felicing nya.
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The strawberry ice cream’s color was almost neon-like
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I went back 3 x for this
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Edmund went back for the ice cream 2x.
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The food choices at Sambokojin were good. The price was reasonable at P595/ px ++ (P695 ++ with left-overs). The only thing that we didn’t like was the level of noise. The place was full when we were there and the noise was obstrusive.

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