And so after
making friends with Chinese tourists, my sisters and I decided to have dinner at Pho Hoa in Eton Centris. We shared two large bowls of noodles: beef stew and flank tendon brisket, and an order of fresh spring rolls. I'm glad my sisters also love pho. I have been bugging them to get a passport soon so that the three of us can go to Vietnam and eat as much pho as we like.
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| Fresh spring rolls (P129) which my sisters are crazy about. |
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| Flank tendon brisket (P295) |
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| My favorite beef stew (P295) |
Tell me true, how can a girl be sane after consuming pho? Everytime I eat this Vietnamese fare, I always sigh and wonder when I will be able to eat such heaven-sent noodles again. And yes, Pho Hoa remains as one of my favorite restaurants in Manila. And I can hear my sisters saying amen to that.
After eating, we checked out the tiangge inside the small mall. I was able to buy a striped dress there for less than P400!!!
(It was about the same style as the dress I wanted to have badly when I was in Vietnam and so I had no second thoughts when I saw this there, and at half the price!)
Aaaaand, I discovered a cool karaoke place at Quantum!!! The one thing that excited me and lifted my spirits to heaven-level was the fact that they have Japanese songs!!! Of course, Aerosmith songs are a mainstay for me and alongside that, I did X-Japan's "Tears". And yes, there were tears of joy. I'm so happy!!!
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