Food Diary : Red Kimono
Saturday, March 31, 2012
What's going on Chicharon? Hah, that's me trying to pull off a Mikey Bustos opening. Hahaha! Okay, if you don't know him you might not be laughing as hard as I am. 
A few weeks ago, we dined at Red Kimono before our tip to Baguio. My workplace (UP-Ayalaland Technohub) is surrounded by various restaurants which caters to different kinds of food. That particular Friday night we were craving for Japanese food thus leading us to Red Kimono. I promise you this post won't be heavy with text, I'll smother you with photos!
| Mixed Kamameshi for P195.00 | 
According to my friend, Mina--who ordered this dish, Kamameshi is some sort of Japanese kettle cooked rice. Don't underestimate this little baby because it can probably serve a meal for 2 people. The depth of this container is awesome. For me, I'd give it a 5 for quantity but not for quality. I don't really know how a kettle cooked dish is done but I didn't like the way the rice was cooked, it was too soggy.
| I forgot the name of this dish. | 
 My friend Ayel ordered this but I forgot what it's called because it doesn't really look very enticing. I'm a visual person you know.
| Chicken Teriyaki Bento for P250.00 | 
 This is what Lovey had. Being a certified meat lover, he'd go for heavy meals with pork/beef/chicken. The meal also had some stir-fried vegetables and chocolate balls. I love the chocolate balls, they're not too sweet so you don't really get tired of the taste. 
| Teriyaki Goodness | 
I ordered California Maki (P165.00) and Miso soup (P50.00) because I was pretending to be on a diet. In the end, 8 pieces of Maki just didn't suffice so I had to get food from Bibi's plate every now and then.
And there you have it, a glimpse on my usual boring Friday night. if you even wanted to know, hahaha! How about you, where's your favorite Japanese resto?
 

 Ochi is a twenty-something Corporate Trainer who loves to cook, take photos and videos of her food, eat and travel. On weekends, she's either drunk or snuggling in bed watching her favorite crime drama.
Ochi is a twenty-something Corporate Trainer who loves to cook, take photos and videos of her food, eat and travel. On weekends, she's either drunk or snuggling in bed watching her favorite crime drama. 

 
 
 
 
         
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