Marikina has become teeming to be a treasure trove of some of the hidden culinary gems in the metro, and what surpasses me is that most of these restaurants does not compromise commercial value with quality.
Lately, I was invited by a friend who happens to be a condo-mate for her son's birthday party. I wasn't able to go to her son's last year's birthday celebration so I made it a point that my schedule is cleared for this year's celebration. Thankfully, she sent out the invitation in advance and with so much leeway to adjust my other undertakings.
Grissini Ristorante is an Italian-themed casual dining that is just a few blocks away from where we(my friend and I) both live. It brims of a homey feel interior with cozy ambiance, vibrant lighting fixtures, and a friendly staff to boot. The couch is an added superb comfort while you wait for your table, or perhaps you can opt to browse around their desserts section to choose which pastries you are going to conclude your regular comfort food with.
Although, I haven't really dined in as I have to leave early, let me give you a glimpse as to what they served.
Insalata.
Bread Sticks
Pizza.
Basic staple, one a Filipino and the other perhaps Western.
Pasta.
Italian Herbed chicken.
Epicurean Panna Cotta.
Baked Confectionery Corner.
This is probably the best children's party place I have been into, and I have to give kudos to my friend who invited me despite the fact that only intimate kins are the one she folded.
Next time we(my wife and I) will dine in and saunter around here.
Next time we(my wife and I) will dine in and saunter around here.
Hi! May ask whos your stylist? white wood backdrop is very nice :)
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