Chocolate Fire |
My apologies as I do not have a photo of the interiors since they have a very strict "no picture taking" policy. Except when the food arrives at your table, then you're basically free to do with it whatever you wish. J
Anyway, here's what I did have:
Pesto Roma (Php280)
Pesto Roma |
A pasta dish composed of basil, pine nuts, garlic and tomato, among other good stuff. It's a very different take on the popular pesto dish. In a word... yum!
I've always loved basil (quite evident with the growing bush of it that we have in the yard) and the pairing with tomatoes is simply enjoyable.
You're also given a choice of whether to add chicken or tuna, but personally, this dish is good enough as it is. Also comes with a nice, thick slice of crusty bread and parmesan cheese! Heaven! J
Parmesan cheese and bread |
Hot Chocolate (Php120 for a standard cup)
Chocolate Fire is known for their unique chocolate creations (ever heard of sour cream-flavored pringles dipped in chocolate?)
I could have gone that route and sampled a number of their solid cocoa creations, but I was feeling a tad low and nothing peaks my spirits faster than a hot, steaming cup of chocolate.
Hot chocolate. Hmmm... |
Their hot chocolate is personalized to fit your preferences. Mine is dark chocolate (of course) with a dash of cinnamon sprinkled with cocoa shavings. Hmmmm... I swear I stayed an extra 30 minutes since I was savouring this to the last drop. Delicious! Definitely made my day.
Thank you, CF! Hope to see you again soon!
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PDCP Bank Centre, Corner Leviste and Rufino Sts.
Salcedo Village 1227 Makati City
Philippines
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I miss chocolate fire's truffles with the melts in your mouth goodness! :)
ReplyDeleteThe hot chocolate looks so comforting and yummy! :) If only Chocolate Fire isn't located far from my place, I'd head over there now.. >.<
ReplyDeletewow! chocolate fire! we're also drooling over it for quite some time now.. :p too bad that they have no picture taking policy.. :(
ReplyDeletefirst time to hear "no picture taking policy".
ReplyDelete@Berylle Kaye HongI'm definitely going back for those. =)
ReplyDelete@Sumi Go: Agree. It is an experience. =)
@MarLiesTravels and michi: Yes, there are quite strict about that. As do a lot of restos. That's why I ask permission first before snapping away. Kakahiya kasi kung mapagalitan. Hehehe! =)
That cup of hot chocolate looks delicious indeed!
ReplyDeleteMukhang Chocolate Fire talaga hehe.
@eccentricerrant: They have options to add chili too. =)
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