Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

New Filipino Favorites at Sentro 1771

A warm sense of homecoming beacons anew as Sentro 1771, the first in Modern Filipino Cuisine launches its new spread of delightful, adventurous and unique Filipino dishes. This time, Chef Vicky-Rose Pacheco innovates anew on many local familiar flavors, giving something exciting and appealing to today’s experienced diners.

The many additions to the new Sentro menu exemplify what Sentro is known for – a fresh new re-discovery of familiar home grown tastes.
Seafood lovers will savor Sentro’s Catfish Adobo Flakes - hito cooked adobo style in vinegar, native garlic and yellow ginger then fried w/ all the garlic until crisp. It’s the kind of real comfort food that guests look for in contemporary Filipino cuisine.



Another creative modern Filipino dish that will soon be a real favorite is the Crispy Pork Ribs – deep-fried baby rib fingers served on the side with a tamarind sauce.


Must-try appetizers to a wonderful meal are the Shrimp Tops Salad, an original salad of fresh sayote tops with a light mayo dressing and topped with pink shrimps, boiled eggs, tomatoes and onions; and the Fresh Smoked Fish Spring Rolls – fresh lumpia of tinapang bangus with salted eggs, mustasa, onions and tomato.



For reservations and inquiries, call us at 757.3941 / 0917.8660449 or visit us at Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Makati City.


Also, a second Sentro is now open at Serendra, Bonifacio Global City: for reservations call 856.0581. Starting on June 1, 2009, Sentro at Serendra will be serving breakfast.


Sentro 1771 is a member of the Chateau 1771 Group of Restaurants that include Chateau 1771 in Greenbelt 5, Ayala Center, Makati City and Sidebar in El Pueblo Real de Manila, ADB Avenue cor. Julia Vargas Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

The future of restaurants?

I and my friends used to joke about dining in a fancy and technologically advanced restaurant where the menu is digitally projected on top of the table (a bit closer to the MS Surface concept probably) and you just have to click on the food of your choice and then after a few minutes it'll be served not thru a waiter but will sort of ascend from within the center of the table .

While it is within the above context, this technology advanced restaurant (below) seems to be closer to what we have in mind.

The restaurant is called Inamo in London UK with interactive projections on the tables. It is designed by interior architecture and design office Blacksheep.

A projector and computer are suspended above each table; customers can use a touch panel to order food, access the kitchen webcam, play games, change the pattern projected onto the corian table top and source local information. ViaDezeen and Crave UK.



Video Demo
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