Modern filipino restaurant interior design

A tribute to all things Filipino, Resorts World Manila unveils its newest signature dining outlet, Casa Buenas.

Family Restaurant with Tropical Filipino Interior

LA Times Critic Calls Ma’am Sir’s Filipino Food “Brilliant,” “Glorious” - Eater LA

A Filipino interior design style

Celebrated Silver Lake Filipino Restaurant Maam Sir Has Closed

Semesta by Remboelan at Ashta offers a dining experience that blends Indonesian tradition with modern design elements. The Gunungan Wayang, a symbol of the delicate balance of life and the basic elements of nature, is celebrated here. The contemporary and elegantly designed dining area features a warm earth-toned color scheme and subtle use of geometric shapes, creating a welcoming atmosphere for guests.

Filipino food isn’t abundant in DC, which is partially why the arrival of Bad Saint in Columbia Heights has been met with such excitement. The other factor: there’s no Filipino restaurant like it—the ornate sliver of a space, the...

Rice Bar chef Charles Olalia brings Ma’am Sir to the masses

Bringing the theme of Nusantara food, Remboelan presents an authentic Indonesian cuisine from all over the nation. Their mission is to preserve the heritage by reintroducing traditional delicacies in a modern and scrumptious way. This is then translated into the interior design of their latest location in Cilandak Town Square that presents a rich and deep Indonesian culture that is full of flavour yet cozy and friendly.

Resorts World Manila (RWM) welcomes guests back to its signature restaurant Casa Buenas starting this July, from 11am to 9pm daily. After more than a hundred days, patrons may once again enjoy Spanish-Filipino favorites such as Grilled Iberico Pork Jowl, Chorizo Pulpo, Callos de Montserrat, and many more. Other dining outlets in Newport Mall and […]

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My Japanese friend, Eiko, took me to Cafe Fleur the other day and said I would like it there. As luck would have it, it was Monday, the day when the cafe was closed. (Mondays are often restaurant holiday here.) As curious as I was, I peeked in from the outside. It looked so beautiful that I thought to myself I needed to come back. A couple of days later, I was already back with my friend, Anita. In Manila there are countless cafes and restaurants that are stylish and wonderful. Cafe Fleur…