Showing posts with label BF Homes Paranaque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BF Homes Paranaque. Show all posts

Tito Chef

Saturday, January 5, 2013


One of the great things about living in the South is the abundance of a variety of hole-in-the-walls and some gourmet eats. My latest foodie discovery is Tito Chef, a fairly new restaurant situated along President's Avenue in BF Homes, Paranaque. I would always see Tito Chef whenever I would go in and out of BF Homes and finally, after months of being a curious cat, my boyfriend and I decided to pay the restaurant a visit. The ambience inside is quite homey -- I love the clean, well-lit interiors and the modern furnishings. Tito Chef also has quite an extensive menu for a relatively small restaurant. I'm a sucker for steaks and salads with creamy dressing so obviously, I had to try the Crispy Pork Belly Salad (with garlic anchovy dressing) and The 300 steak. The boy, on the other hand, got the Barbecued Pork Spareribs. I always like my steak done medium well so that it's well-cooked but is still juicy and The 300 did not disappoint. It was very tender and the Au Poivre sauce ("gravy") that went with it was great! The pork spareribs was a fantastic meal too. The meat was really soft and very tasty. As for the salad, the strong anchovy taste of the dressing threw me off a bit (I had to pinch my nose just so I could enjoy the taste). I'm not saying that the dressing was that bad...I'm just not used to the taste of anchovies. I wish the crispy pork belly was, well, crispier too -- it would have made a whole lot of difference in terms of texture, in my opinion. The pricing in Tito Chef is quite on the high side (think Duo or Chelsea) so if you're the budget-conscious type, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant. Overall though, I really enjoyed our dining experience in Tito Chef. I would definitely go back to sample the other dishes in their menu.


Yakitori

Saturday, November 3, 2012


One of the things my guy and I love doing together is indulging on food and discovering new "hole-in-the-wall" food spots. A fave "hole-in-the-wall" spot of ours is this yakitori place in the south which serves authentic Japanese dishes. In my opinion, they serve the best yakitori (it's all about the sauce, baby). We always order the chicken tail, skin and breast yakitori, grilled eggplant and fried edamame. Below are just some of the photos I managed to snap before we wiped out everything on the table. Haha.

It's more fun grilling your own yakitori and devouring it afterwards. :)
Fried Edamame - my favorite! I can eat two bowl-fulls of this!
Grilled eggplant with bonito flakes. You should eat this with the yakitori sauce. Delish!
Cabbage & Cucumber with garlic dip - the restaurant's staple appetizer

After months of always eating here, I still haven't asked the owner what the name of the place is (haha!). It's situated inside BF Homes, Paranaque and is a few blocks away from Resurrection of Our Lord Parish. If you're from the South, you should definitely check out this yakitori joint. 


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