Foodie Wannabe

This is my first attempt to do a food blog, so no judging. HAHAHA!! :)

Sunday for us means family bonding over good food.  Our latest foodie adventure happened at the newest Filipino-Hispano restaurant in the metro named Corazon.

Their themed interiors will definitely catch your attention. It took us a while to finally order since the menu offered a sumptuous dishes with a Filipino-Spanish twist.

This is my sister's favorite - - Mejillones, bakes mussels with garlic and cheese on top of rock salt. 

Paella Valenciana. I think this is one of their bestsellers. It is a plate of prawns, squids, mussels, fish, chicken, chorizo, pork strips, eggs and veggies mixed with al dente-textured rice. We also ordered Seafood tinola, Castellano (Crispy Pata) and Beef Salpicao.

Overall assessment: We can attest that it is a home of great selection of foods and the waiting time didn't take long plus the service is good. For the price it was a bit expensive because our bill reached 3k but we're all satisfied. 

Food Recap:

For dessert we had Morelli's gelato. It was the best!! :-)

Heartbreak warfare

Just because I still have the UAAP hangover and I just can't get over on what happened yesterday. Honestly, I don't know anything about basketball, it is not in line with my interest, but one thing's for sure I do have school spirit. Unfortunately, I had work yesterday so I did not get the chance to watch the game, I was just monitoring it through live scoring and of course Twitter but despite that I still felt the stress and excitement of the game. Literally, my heart was beating faster than the usual. The game ended with La Salle as the Champion and just like that my heart was crushed. I felt like crying, I just had to stop myself because I was in the office. The whole Thomasian community was grieving and it was a sad night for the Thomasians. I slept with a heavy heart that night. And just today, I watched the replay of the game. What a torture right, but I just had to. This time I was not able to control my tears especially when I saw Jeric Teng cry; it was really heartbreaking. Althought I felt no bitterness from La Salle team especially when I saw the video of Lasallians cheering for UST :) This time I am starting to move on, heal and understand. Win or lose I will always be a proud Thomasian. Battle well fought, Tigers. We are still proud of you. GoUSTe! :) :)