hahaha! di ka ba sinabihan ng lola mo na "eat your vegetables!"
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Spanx <[email protected]> wrote: > > NO MEAT?!?!? [?] > > NOT INTERESTED [?] > > [?] > > > On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 10:59 AM, PJ Reyes III <[email protected]>wrote: > >> >> >> >> http://www.happyfoodies.com/2010/10/06/wabi-sabi-the-collective-makati/ >> Vegging out gets new meaning at Wabi-Sabi >> >> Posted by oggie on 6 Oct 2010 at 6:45 am and is filed under >> Feature<http://www.happyfoodies.com/category/feature/>, >> Light & Hearty <http://www.happyfoodies.com/category/light-and-hearty/>, >> Tummy >> Treats <http://www.happyfoodies.com/category/tummy-treats/>. >> >> *Tags:* >> Banmi <http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/banmi/>, >> Cracklings<http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/cracklings/>, >> Gyoza <http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/gyoza/>, >> Makati<http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/makati/>, >> Pho <http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/pho/>, The >> Collective<http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/the-collective/>, >> Vegetarian <http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/vegetarian/>, >> Wabi-Sabi<http://www.happyfoodies.com/tag/wabi-sabi/> >> >> >> <http://www.nuffnang.com.ph/> >> [image: Wabi-sabi] <http://www.flickr.com/photos/oggie/5053710977/> >> >> Yeah, I know the drill. Eat your veggies. Eat more of ‘em. And eat ‘em >> more often. Well, I’m no veggie hater; it’s just that pork, chicken and >> beef are just too commonplace and admittedly, too good to pass up come >> mealtime. Vegemeat dishes are okay but there aren’t a lot of places that >> serve them, and honestly, the dishes fall short on taste. Call it >> serendipity or luck but your Happyfoodies are just too happy to have >> stumbled upon a really nice veggie place — *Wabi-Sabi Noodle House & >> Vegetarian Grocery* at The Collective in Makati. We’re just too glad to >> find somewhere we can seek penance for all those trips to the nearby *8065 >> Bagnet*. >> >> [image: Viet Pho] <http://www.flickr.com/photos/oggie/5053710105/> >> >> Viet Pho (P95) >> >> *Lagal[og] says:* Maybe it was the name that caught my eye; that and the >> inviting interior with the warm lighting . Wabi-Sabi sounds Filipino but >> the name has a rather sublime meaning — the Japanese concept of aesthetic or >> beauty with acceptance of transcience or impermance. Whew, heavy stuff but >> there’s nothing too heavy to comprehend as far as the menu is concerned. I >> ordered the *Pho* which arrived redolent of basil. This one is laced >> with chunks of vegemeat which I think is an interesting twist, making it >> filling yet not that burdensome to the tummy. It was also nice to have the >> fragrant Lemongrass Iced Tea as a complement — light, cool and refreshing to >> the palate. >> [image: Banh Mi] <http://www.flickr.com/photos/ironwulf/5054826998/> >> >> Banh Mi (P75 half/ P150 whole) >> >> *Ironwulf says: *I missed *Banh Mi *(baguette with grilled meat and >> slices of vegetable toppings) very much from my Indochina travels in Vietnam >> and Laos. Boy I used to have Banh Mi as breakfast everyday when I was in >> Luang Prabang. It’s a rare treat to find here in Manila so I was glad to >> find one at Wabi-sabi. It’s Banh Mi with a twist as it uses veggie meat as >> substitute to beef. And oh it was savory and juicy that I thought it was the >> real thing. The dressing was also flavorful and I like the kick of >> lemongrass. >> [image: Gyoza Pot Sticker]<http://www.flickr.com/photos/oggie/5054332942/> >> >> Gyoza Pot Sticker (P45/ 3pcs) >> >> *Lagal[og] says: * As side dish, we ordered the vegetarian *Gyoza Pot >> Stickers*. One dip into the yummy sauce was all it took to make me order >> another batch. The gyoza was lightly seared instead of deep-fried and the >> sauce was really something. Definitely worth coming back for. >> [image: Vegetable >> Cracklings]<http://www.flickr.com/photos/ironwulf/5054207685/> >> >> Vegetable Cracklings (P40) >> >> *Ironwulf says: *Another side dish to nibble on was the *Vegetable >> Cracklings* which were deep fried bits of veggie meat that resemble bits >> of regular fish crackers. It was light and good. Dipping it into the Vinegar >> Cane that comes with it heightens the flavor. >> >> * * >> *[image: Wabi-sabi dining >> interiors]<http://www.flickr.com/photos/ironwulf/5054207111/> >> * >> >> Wabi-Sabi dining interiors >> >> * * >> >> *Wabi-Sabi* >> The Collective >> 7274 Malugay St., San Antonio Village, >> Makati City • Mobile: 0918.4501714 >> >> >> -- >> PJ C. 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