Toast Box!

I was supposed to eat in “Shiok” that day, but then chanced upon another great Singaporean restaurant along Rizal Drive in Bonifacio Global City - “Toast Box” ! Always game for new things, I opted to dine there instead, and did not regret it!


the counter


their Milo Dinosaur, which is soo much better than Shiok’s (uber concentrated, just the way I like it! Not diluted at all :> )


was this Nasi Goreng? Anyway, it was good!


and the classic Chicken Rice (Hainanese-style) - yumm! Almost as good as the ones in Singapore, where incidentally I was at last weekend. But I didn’t eat Hainanese there, I ate roasted Chicken Rice all the way, complete with MSG-doused rice and all, for lunch and dinner, almost everyday. Except for that one lunch when I almost burned my throat eating overpriced laksa at Universal Studios. :|

And while we’re on the Singaporean food topic, there’s this hole in the wall but to-die-for-delicious “Singapore Chicken Rice” place my sister and I randomly found in Cubao, near Shopwise. Their black pork adobo and not the chicken rice, ironically, was my favorite.

More on my Singapore trip last weekend next time  :)

xxx

The story of St. Maria Teresa painted a squalid picture of the city where she began her missions. But guess what? We are even dirtier than Calcutta.
Manila holds 4th place as dirtiest city in Asia with a score of “Below Average” (TERRIBLE) at the same score are cities Bengalura and Mumbai in India and Hanoi in Vietnam. Hear that, folks? We have no right to complain about “dirty” when we hail from one of the dirtiest cities on earth. The only city to score lower than us was Karachi in Pakistan.
At cleanest (well above average) was Singapore, followed by “above average” Hong Kong, Osaka, Seoul, Taipei, Yokohama, and Tokyo.
Bangkok, Beijing, Delhi, Guangzhou, Jakarta, KOLKATA, Kuala Lumpur, Nanjing, Shanghai, and Wuhan scored “Average.”

The story of St. Maria Teresa painted a squalid picture of the city where she began her missions. But guess what? We are even dirtier than Calcutta.

Manila holds 4th place as dirtiest city in Asia with a score of “Below Average” (TERRIBLE) at the same score are cities Bengalura and Mumbai in India and Hanoi in Vietnam. Hear that, folks? We have no right to complain about “dirty” when we hail from one of the dirtiest cities on earth. The only city to score lower than us was Karachi in Pakistan.

At cleanest (well above average) was Singapore, followed by “above average” Hong Kong, Osaka, Seoul, Taipei, Yokohama, and Tokyo.

Bangkok, Beijing, Delhi, Guangzhou, Jakarta, KOLKATA, Kuala Lumpur, Nanjing, Shanghai, and Wuhan scored “Average.”