Oooohhh Brick-Oven Made Desserts!

This is the continuation of my post about Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen and I just wanted to share that aside from appetizers, entrees, pizza and pasta they also have delightful desserts!

Brick Oven Chocolate Cake ala mode

Apple Crumble Pizza

Mango Ice Box

Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen

209 Aguirre Ave., B.F. Homes,
Paranaque City, Philippines

Open:
Tuesdays thru Fridays
11:30 am to 2:00 pm
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Saturdays and Sundays
11:30 am to 10:30 pm

For Reservations and Inquiries call: (632) 820-7210 or 0917-8971117/0917-9260555

Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen

More often than not the yummiest food nooks are the best kept secrets. I finally uncovered one in the South when a couple of high school classmates decided to have a last-minute mini-reunion for our student council president who arrived from the US.

Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen is located at Aguirre Avenue in BF Homes, Paranaque. It's a bit farther in from the commercial area in BF but very easy to find (2 stoplights + Monterey and you're there!). Sweetie was quite dazed from the trip coz he came all the way from Marikina, but he said the trek was worth it.

As described by the resto's name, most (if not all) the food are cooked through the brick oven. It takes awhile for the food to be served because everything is prepared fresh, but the wait is worth it. Here's what we had:

Brick Oven Calzone

Rigatoni in 3-cheese Sauce

Brick Oven Tilapia Fillet

Brick Oven Pizza

Puchon (Pugon Lechon)

Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen

209 Aguirre Ave., B.F. Homes,
Paranaque City, Philippines

Open:
Tuesdays thru Fridays
11:30 am to 2:00 pm
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Saturdays and Sundays
11:30 am to 10:30 pm

For Reservations and Inquiries call: (632) 820-7210 or 0917-8971117/0917-9260555

Up next: Chi's Brick Oven Kitchen desserts!

The Manila Ocean Park

Last April I hunkered down to the Manila Ocean Park with Sweetie, Miguel and my friends from Davao, Andrew, Ria, Blogie, Winston and Migs. It was a good thing we went early since we missed the throngs of people who go everyday.

So what can one see at the Oceanarium? Fish! Loads and loads of different fish species. A lot of those displayed came from the Philippine seas and what joy it was to see all of them in different shapes, sizes and colors. I don't think I'll ever find myself diving to view them in their natural habitat, so this would do.

I realized though that taking photos of fish is very difficult! They move around quite a lot and most of the fish in the photos I took ended up blurred. I have new-found respect to photographers who do aquatic photography.

There was so much to see at the Oceanarium and I thought I'd just make this video blog about it. Hope you enjoy watching!