Tapas anyone? I've had a greater appreciation for
tapas after my trip to
Spain last year. Which is why I yearn for
tapas every now and then here in the Philippines. I got to try out this new
tapas bar called
Hermanos Deli Bar at the Ortigas Home Depot (where Jay-J's Ortigas is). It's
tapas with a Filipino twist which they call
Tapas de Kastinoy.


My favorites would be the
Calamari del Gobernadorcillo (dried
calamari flakes with chili paprika),
Bola-bola Paella dela Guerra (deep fried breaded paella rice with chili tomato sauce),
Gambas de las Islas (shrimps sauteed in garlic, olice oil and chili), and
Longganiza dela Revolucion (marinated Vigan
longganisa with chili tomato). Also on the menu is
Tapang Usa de Katipunan (smoked deer with pickled radish and wine vinegar)!
Although they have wine to accompany those great dishes, the
Tapas de Kastinoy are best consumed with a bottle of ice-cold beer (there's San Miguel as well of a good number of imported beers). Check it out at the Ortigas Home Depot along Julia Vargas Avenue.
nice concept sa names ng food! :P
ReplyDeleteNot just the concept. The food tastes really good! Highly-recommended especially with a bottle of ice-cold beer or a glass of red wine.
ReplyDeleteFood looks delicious!
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