I don't find it weird if friends invite me to meet up with them to have breakfast. Rhommel and I had a breakfast date at Richmonde while Jencarps and I met up at Heaven and Eggs when I was in Manila last January.
It's also not a secret that I love buffets. The thought of a breakfast buffet actually makes me ecstatic and one of my favorites is HEAT's.
They have a very wide selection, in fact, they have way more than some of the lunch and dinner buffets that I've been to.
Think of one thing that you'd like for breakfast and chances are, they have it such as egg cooked your way and an assortment of cereals.
There are pancake, waffles, crepes and french toasts.
For those wanting some Filipino fare, they have puto and turon.
Sinangag, itlog na maalat and some Filipino dishes (tapa, tocino, bangus) to go with the carbs.
Congee, noodles, dimsum, and even taho are also there.
If you're up for some Japanese goodies, don't fret as they are also available.
There are also a lot of hot dishes to choose from, there's a carving station as well as cold stations for those watching their weight.
The stars of the buffet for me are the ensaymada, doughnuts and pandesal. The pandesal was so good that I had to come back several times for more. I talked to the chef who told me that they actually make their own pandesal.
Last but not that least are the desserts and while they don't have any cakes, the sorbetes style ice cream and fruits are more than satisfactory.
3 comments:
not a good idea to be reading a post about a breakfast buffet when i just woke up with hungry tummy and there's no food in the fridge! hehe sarap carlo! bat ang sarap kumain kasi?? :)
oo nga selle eh. actually gutom na din ako. head to mercato! :)
drool....food...all time favorite subject, looking forward for more readings on this note. kakainis ka kahit nman mahilig ka sa buffet nde nman obvious sa figure mo :(
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