Asian Cuisine At Longrain Restaurant
After window shopping and star gazing (a.k.a. celebrity watching, he he) last Sunday at Rockwell, Makati (a.k.a. "Celebrity Mall" because I always bump into several celebrities whenever I go there) we were tired and hungry. Thanks to Longrain Restaurant we had a fill. I'm not sure if this is 
the same Longrain of Australia, but there is a resemblance in the menu. No, I haven't been to Sydney or Melbourne, I only searched for the webpage. Wish! So what's extraordinary about the place? The menu shows various Asian cuisine including Singaporean, Vietnamese and Thai, and the funky interiors and the neon green billboard inside the resto will delight your senses. We were given free iced tea and lemonade refills (not specified in the menu) and the staffs are very accommodating.
the same Longrain of Australia, but there is a resemblance in the menu. No, I haven't been to Sydney or Melbourne, I only searched for the webpage. Wish! So what's extraordinary about the place? The menu shows various Asian cuisine including Singaporean, Vietnamese and Thai, and the funky interiors and the neon green billboard inside the resto will delight your senses. We were given free iced tea and lemonade refills (not specified in the menu) and the staffs are very accommodating. D had Chili Chicken and Pork Adobo. 
Unlike the usual adobo, this one had too much sauce, the meat were "swimming" in the bowl. I found it too vinegary and it wasn't spicy enough.
Unlike the usual adobo, this one had too much sauce, the meat were "swimming" in the bowl. I found it too vinegary and it wasn't spicy enough. I had Chicken Pandan which reminded me of a better version of the same dish in Cafe Laguna of Ayala Center Cebu City. Perhaps the other items on the menu are better tasting, but we're trying another restaurant next time.
Longrain is located at the R2 floor of Powerplant Mall, Makati City.
Parang ang sarap naman ng chicken pandan mo! mas masarap ba kesa sa Dusit Thani?
Ano yung isa na prang me egg? Pork Adobo ba? baket me egg? hehehe, sorry ha di ako marunong magluto!
Posted by
Mmy-Lei |
6/07/2006 01:22:00 PM
Mas gusto ko ang food sa Dusit Thani although mas maraming options sa Longrain. Yung may quail egg, yun ang adobo, he he!
Posted by
j |
6/07/2006 01:43:00 PM
actually there are different ways to cook abodo. depending kung saan ka galing na region! like us (i'm from bicol) we usually add some coco milk on it! or sa batangas un adobong dilaw. but, i bet lahat naman iyon masarap :) lutong pinoy eh:) sige po magpakabusog :)
Posted by
nars |
6/07/2006 02:05:00 PM
Ah ganun pala yun. Tnx for the info Kurimaw :)
Posted by
j |
6/07/2006 02:07:00 PM
bago layout =) hehe bakit ba tuwing pupunta ko d2 eh nagugutom ako. hehe
Posted by
Anonymous |
6/07/2006 03:25:00 PM
he he mahilig kumain eh :)
Posted by
j |
6/07/2006 03:32:00 PM
no prob lem po :) basta food count me in!
Posted by
nars |
6/07/2006 04:00:00 PM
uuuy kakagutom. the adobo looks yummy. :-) kumusta presyo? is it affordable? pwede ba mag-sama ng date dun without busting my pocket?
Posted by
twistedman |
6/07/2006 04:56:00 PM
He he pagpunta ko ng Bicol, ask ulit kita Kurimaw:)
Posted by
j |
6/07/2006 05:13:00 PM
Oo naman, P500 lang bill namin. Kaming 2 ng hubby ko na parehong matakaw, he he :)
Posted by
j |
6/07/2006 05:14:00 PM
nice blue layout... and interesting posts.
i love adobo!!!
Posted by
Gayzha |
6/07/2006 06:10:00 PM
Oh my gosh! I AM SO HUNGRY! :)
Posted by
Tee/Tracy |
6/07/2006 10:43:00 PM
Hi Jase, glad you liked my new look :) Sikat ang adobo ah!
Posted by
j |
6/08/2006 12:12:00 AM
Oops sorry Tee, I didn't mean to make you hungry. He he.
Posted by
j |
6/08/2006 12:13:00 AM
yumm... chili chicken and chicken pandan... and i don't eat pork but adobo with lots of sauce sounds interesting.
hi, ate jairam! cool name. by the way, thanks for the visit. you wanna exchange blog links with moi? ^_^
Posted by
x |
6/08/2006 09:01:00 AM
Sure Acey :)
Posted by
j |
6/08/2006 09:44:00 AM