Savor the Flavors Food Festival

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Experience this summer’s hottest food fiesta at Eastwood City’s Savor the Flavors Food Festival

Foodies are in for a gastronomic treat as another festival comes their way this April!
This April 18 to 19, guests can enjoy a spectacular array of regional delicacies, games and cultural performances at Eastwood City’s Savor the Flavors Food Festival. Happening at the Eastwood Mall Open Park, mallgoers can discover the soul of Filipino cuisine through different indigenous and contemporary Filipino dishes that will be served hot and fresh to all partakers.
Savor the Flavors is part of the Department of Tourism’s Flavors of the Philippines festivals, which complements the Madrid Fushion Manila event.

Regional  Delights

Food lovers can delight themselves with the wide variety of regional goods available for consumption at this two-day event.  They will get to enjoy special empanada from Ilocos Empanada, Manang Joy and Victoria Empanada; hopia and home-cooked Filipino meals from Mrs. Po, and many more! Classic Filipino snacks and appetizers like the balut , itlog na maalat and flavored taho will also be served at the festival.

Pinay Decena's Puto, Kutchinta at Pasalubong from Calasiao, Pangasinan. For orders, call: 09156685050 / 09237081570 / 2611404 / 2551699

Cravings for kakanin and native sweets will definitely be satisfied from various selections that will be offered. Guests c choose among cakes, bars, and leche flan from Piper’s Fan and MedChef; rice cakes and tarts from Medie’s Kakanin, Bing’s Kakanin and Amira’s Buco Tart Haus; puto Binan and sapin-sapin from Armi’s Native Delicacies, puto Calasiao and Ilocos bibingka from Pinay de Cena; healthy ice pops from Picolep; toasted pastillas from Taste & See, and a whole lot more. Coco Vida and Aloha Drinks will also be there to quench thirsts with their coconut and native juice drinks.



Pulutan Pavilion and Live Roasting Pig
Servings of Filipino pulutan specialties will also be made available by local chefs at the Pulutan Pavilion. Guests can take their picks from assorted sisig from Concoctions; lechon belly from Chef Rene; sausages from Big J; grilled seafood from Tuna Town and Aloha Grill; grilled staples from Larisa’s Grill, Ferdie’s Grill and Mamay’s Grill; longganisa from Juan Longganisa; Cebu chicharon from Maexel and many more!


And what’s a festival without lechon? Foodies can get their lechon fix and fill their bellies to the brim from the live roasting pit!


Food Jeepneys, Pinoy Palaro and more
Guests can relive the inner kid in them and enjoy the Pabitin, Palayok, and other festival games lined up during the day. There will also be workshops and cooking demonstrations by famed local chefs during the two-day event from which they will be able to explore unique local and indigineous ingredients & dishes.


As an added treat, a number of colorful Higantes will be on display for great photo opportunities. Also, festival  goers will get to witness as some of the finalists from the Resorts World Manila’s Pinoy Ultimate Jeepney Art  Competition will be transformed into food jeepneys to serve Filipino favorite comfort foods!

Evening Festivities

To complete the festival, guests can catch performances from Banda Kawayan on April 18 & 19, 5:00pm; UP Singing Ambassadors on April 18, 7:00pm; and The Philippine Madrigal Singers on April 19, 7:00pm. Plus, live folk dance and music by cultural dancers from Angono, Rizal will accompany our foodies for a more enriching culinary feast. Guests are invited to share their Savor the Flavors experiences with the hashtags #SavortheFlavors and  #EastwoodBestSummerEver.

It’s going to be an awesome weekend of food, fun, and music at Eastwood City’s Savor the Flavors  Food Festival! For More information, guests can call the Megaworld Lifestyle Malls Concierge at 709-0888, 709-9888 or 09178380111 or visit www.megaworldlifestylemall.com.



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