This is in continuation of the celebration of
my brother's birthday. Held on the first Sunday of September albeit his big day
was on the 30th of August. Originally, We plan to celebrate it by visiting Kamay
ni Hesus in Quezon but it did not push through because the healing mass, which was
our main purpose, is scheduled only during Wednesdays and Saturdays. So, we'll leave
it up to some other time. At first, we just want to stay at the house 'coz my bro
don't feel like going anywhere without my younger brother. Who at that time is at
Manila, he has classes even on a Sunday, and the rest of us is in Laguna. Yep! We
are the trios and I am the eldest. And yes I am the eldest and the only girl aside
from my mom. Anyway, my mom, having a happy feet meaning she can't just stay at
one place, just like me or I am just like her, asked us if we don't have real plans
on that lazy Sunday morning. My brother and I was like we can just have pizza delivered
or we can just go to Nuvali or we don't really have plans at all. Then my mom told
us to get ready, we're going to Manila, fetch my brother and have dinner. The rest
is history...
I get that every time there's an occasion we
either have Chinese or Japanese cuisine, so it's no biggie that we end up with another Chinese restaurant. Our lucky pick, North Park at Trinoma. It's one of my brother's
fave and his go-to-place after working on a graveyard shift. North Park has been
around for a long time but nevertheless it is my first time to dine here.
The place was fully packed when we arrived good
thing we only waited for few minutes before we were seated. The servers were all
over the place doing there thing. But we didn't have to wait that long for us to
be assisted. Since it's my brothers big day and he's familiar with the menu we let
him choose what to order. The thing that caught my attention is the waiter who
assisted us. He have a superb memory he didn't even bother to jot down what we
ordered. Clap! Clap! I cannot do that honestly. Har!
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Their menu that also serve as our placemat |
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Crab Meat Fried Rice | | |
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The Crab Meat Fried Rice ~ I love it! You can
really see strands of crab meat spread generously all over. The taste compliments
everything. It really taste like crab unlike the others that I had.
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Brocolli with Oyster Sauce |
For something healthy and green and one of my
bro's always choice, Brocolli Flower with Oyster Sauce. It was okay just like what we always
had at home. Nothing really extraordinary.
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Roast Combination Platter |
Since we wanted to try a lil bit of everything
we have for our main dish the Roast Combination Platter. It's a combination of steamed
white chicken, soy sauce chicken, bbq pork asado and chinese sausage or what we
know as chorizo and a portion of century egg wedges everything on that plate
was just so-so. Even their pork asado did not stand out. But I do love their chorizo.
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Ultimate Noodles |
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Pork Rib and Fresh Prawn Dumplings |
North Park is known for their noodles and dumplings.
So we ordered two, the Ultimate Noodles and the Pork Rib and Fresh Prawn Dumplings.
Ultimate noodles equal to ultimate serving equals ultimate toppings. Yep! Pretty
much overloaded. It has everything on it from mushrooms, beef and tendons to prawn
dumplings and other that I don't know what. I like that the prawns are big and not
overdone. The beef tendons just melt into your mouth. The taste is like any other
noodles that I've tried. It's good and filling. It is a meal itself. That also goes
for their Pork Rib and Fresh Prawn Dumpling Noodles.
What I love about their noodles is that you
can choose what type of noodles you want. I didn't even know there are types or
maybe I'm not paying attention, but there is really.
We chose their hongkong and empress noodles
since its their bestseller. Uhm. I really don't know the difference between the two
other than the shape and that the empress noodles is a lot finer but taste wise
its the same for me. Although, I would really love to go back and try their herb
noodle. *wink
There's a lot in their menu that I really wanted
to try and sound promising. North Park offers an affordable Chinese cuisine in which
you could never go wrong taste wise and price wise. I think you would be seeing
me posting a lot of North Park in the near future. HeeHee.