Savour Manila

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Savour Manila is located in the heart of Quezon City where all foodies will surely enjoy different unique foods.
If you're a foodie or you want to hang-out with your circle of friends, Foodpark is the perfect place to be. Today, a lot of Foodpark has been opened and offers different themes and choices of foods. Last weekend, I got a chance to visit and dine in at Savour Manila, it is the newest Foodpark in the Metro and the best thing it is nearby the commercial areas where restaurants and bars and within the vicinity of ABS-CBN and GMA compound. You can visit them daily at 238 Tomas Morato Ave., Brgy. South Triangle, Diliman from 12nn until 2am.

 Savour Manila have different food stalls that offers yummy and some unique dishes for all the foodies. Here they are...



 Cafe Churro offers churros with a twist. This mexican fried dough pastry loved by many especially if it is dipped in a chocolate.

For chicken lovers, Chicken Cartel is the place to be. They offers chicken cooked in different ways.

Martabak Manila offers  Martabak, an Indonesian-style pancake. You can choose different toppings.

Who loves rice? Makan serves different asian fried rice with your choice of toppings. 



For the meat lover, Yummy Belly serves a yummy pork dishes.
Hawker Street offers different food on-sticks.

HB Chicken offers different kind of chicken dishes.

Como offers Wagyu, rice meal and sandwiches.

Ribs.PH offers diffrent kind of ribs dishes

Go Grill offers grilled dishes.

At Chicken Cartel,  I love the chicken wing they served. It is tenddered and flavorful. I really like their Honey Silacha, it's actually their best seller. It's a little bit sweet but the taste is not over powered. The Milo Dinosaur will surely love by any sweet tooth out there because of its chocolaty taste.
Flaming Hot Chicken Wings
Creamy Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings




Original Buffalo Wings
Honey Silacha Chicken Wings

Salted Egg Chicken Wings

French Fries Overload
Chicken Wings
Milo Dinosaur



 At Yummy Belly, I love the way they twist the all time favorite, Lechon. I'm a meat lover, I love the crispiness of the Lechon very tasteful. The veggies on the side adds yumminess on the dishes. The Basil Lemon drink cleanse my tastebuds.
Belly Dinakdakan
Lechon Mami
Lechon Belly Meal

Basil Lemon Mint


HB 









Laksa
I love Makan food because the fried rice has lots of toppings to choose from.  It's amazing that they served a refreshing Chrysanthemum Iced Tea. Imagine, a real flower in a drink..yes, it's edible and healthy!







A refreshing Chrysanthemum Iced Tea for only P70



Iced Tea
Hawker Street


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