First thing we did the soonest time we reached the mall was to find a place to eat. Yoshinoya's a food place "new" to us because they don't have a branch at the mall nearest to our house, so we decided to try it. I am trying my best to save, so I went for their Yoshi Fried Chicken, which cost only p95 and it already came with a glass of drink. I was given three choices for drinks, and I went for the Green Tea. The chicken tasted okay, though the soy sauce was a little overpowering. I loved the rice, though... it was soft and it smelled good.
Sister went for their Pork Tonkatsu Bento - a full meal with meat, rice, veggies, dessert and drink. It was a little expensive at nearly p200, but sister was quite hungry that time and felt the need to splurge on food, hence this choice. I was a little disappointed with the Tonkatsu... the breading was a little too thick and the pork was way too thin. If you can take a closer look on the image... the thin line on the tonkatsu was the pork. Sister regretted this choice, saying we should've dined at Tokyo Tokyo, but I told her at least we were able to taste something new.
After this lunch, we roamed around the mall, then we went to Gong Cha for some milk tea (check her post about this milk tea drink trip) before we parted ways - I went to watch "The Lorax" at the IMAX Theater (thanks to USAID) and she went to her workplace to attend a meeting.
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I come from a family who loves cooking and eating. I never had any formal training in cooking and that I taught myself how to cook based on the handed down recipes, but I could say that I can cook good food. In 2008, I started documenting my food trips for my