eat all you can list (2007) =)

For those who are in love with food, inclined to the culinary arts or just have a lot of yummy cravings, here’s a list of all-you-can-eat restaurants and offers.

1. Eat-all-you- can-pizza promo GREENWICH until OCT20.
2. Something fishy, (breakfast time) Eastwood Libis. 12am-10am
3. Kamay Kainan with bottomless Iced Tea, Market Market, 295/head.
4. Chinatown, Banawe QC, 400/head FULL MEAL!
5. Saisaki/DAD’ s/Kamayan, 500/head
6. Dragon Prince, BF homes Pque. (Lunch Buffet) P180 per head. (Panalo ang Sashimi nila)
7. Cabalen - all branches, afaik P275/head. forgot kung how much yung eat all you can merienda nila at kung what time…
8. RCBC Plaza Food Center, Makati 95/head (Breakfast) & 65/head merienda. (ok to ah, budget meal talaga!)
9. Blue Bay, Quirino Grandstand, 350/Head.
10. Brazil brazil - Metrowalk & Powerplant Mall (meat all you can 650/head)
11. Dimsun ‘N Dumplings @ Shopwise (cubao) - Unlimited Siomai either P99 or P125 lang
12. Sweet Inspirations along katipunan, eat-all-you- can Mongolian Buffett php300/head
13. Seafood Club(Red Crab) Greenbelt3 - dinner 275/head
14. Chubby China(Greenbelt) - dimsum(fried & steamed) breakfast at 88/head. with yang chow rice, crisp noodles at single serve iced tea. order all you can lunch - 295, merienda - 88, dimsum all you can w/pancit canton, noodles and congee - sulit na 88 mo!
15. Red Crab (Greenbelt 3) - alimango-all- you-can
16. Circles, Shangri-la Makati, expensive but very large buffet!
17. Spiral, Westin Philippine Plaza, expensive din but bigger buffet than Shangri-la
18. Cravings, salad all you can Katipunan infront of Ateneo
19. Tong Yang Hot Pot, Eat all - west ave yata ito
20. Siamese Grill, Pasta all you can, 85/head Bluewave Marquinton, Marikina
21. Tramway, Banawe, Chinese eat all you can, 160/head
22. Mongolian Stop, OJs Eastwood
23. Popeye’s Chicken (seasonal)
24. Don Henricos, Eat all you can Tuesdays and Wednesdays
25. Kamay Kainan, Kalayaan Avenue, ~199/head
26. Red Kimono, The Fort, 499++/ head
27. Mandarin Palace, Ongpin, 150/head
28. Tokyo Tokyo, rice all you can (all branches)
29. Yamcha Teahouse in Timog (Lunch/Dinner Buffet Php349) (over 60 chinese dishes to choose from)
30. Aling Nene’s BBQ/Ihaw, Eat all you can (Fridays & Saturdays), Magallanes, 200+/head.
31. Alba’s Restaurant - Tomas Morato, Libis, Jupiter St. - Spanish cuisine - one of my personal favorites, lalo na yung lechon de leche nila.. MM.. mm.. MM!!! everytime lang nga na kumakain ako doon nagmamahal ang presyo! Yikes!! Last time I went was around Php550, but still, it’s the food that counts!
32. Jestine’s Restaurant, Jupiter Street Makati, Breakfast all you can, from 12AM to 12PM (tapa, tocino, varies) P99.00
33. Paseo, Mandarin Hotel (Pricing?)
34. 7 Corners, Crown Plaza, Galleria (Pricing?)
35. Heat, Shangli-la EDSA (Pricing?)
36. karate kid (rice and drinks)
36. Cabalen (at the back of stalucia East Cainta) Eat all you can miryenda P88
37. Emperor Villa - ongpin st., binondo - lunch 180-200, dinner is seafood buffet at roastings (asado, lechon de leche) @ 350.
38. Paolo’s Resto - - Kalayaan ave. QC… eat-all-you- can buffet Brkfast nga lang (parang something’s fishy)
39. Una Mas at Greenbelt 2. Wala ata buffet pag lunch on weekends, pero meron lunch on weekdays and dinner (Weekends and weekdays). 475++ (Umabot ng 630++ yung akin, just got bottomless iced tea/lemonade)
40. Dad’s (Glorietta) - 95 ata (basta below 100) merienda, from 3-5pm
41. Kamayan (Glorietta) - 250-300?
42. Oki-Oki (MOA) - Japanese - 375 - Adult - Weekends
43. Dimsum ‘n Dumplings at greenhills - 100 pesos siomai all you can
44.Tramway, Timog, Chinese eat all you can, P178/head. Located between TPC HQ and Imperial Suites (Tomas Morato)
45. Mongolian Quik-stop Robinsons Ermita, SM MOA - 198 + vat
46. Steak MD, Tomas Morato - Eat all you can Steak (TBone) - 500

college 101

The moment I stepped into the Philippines’ Premiere State University: University of the Philippines (UP), I felt the freedom smacking into my face straight on. In fact, I had too much freedom. UP, being an open university practicing democracy, activism and breaking bad rules, has influenced me too much. I broke too many rules, even the good ones.

It’s true that the university is filled with people with bright minds and fresh talent,  but one can’t avoid being misled or attracted by the freedom it gives. There’s no one to watch your every move unlike secondary school, and your parents trust you enough as a grown person.

While I skipped classes and disregarded warnings by some of my friends, I slowly learned that I had to break free of freedom itself. Is it possible? I think so.

To be able to have a decent future of my own choice, I had to pass up the opportunity of being a UP student. It is not true what most people say that I made the wrong choice, in  fact, I think I made the right thing. =)