Last January 26, I asked my
husband to stroll around Glorietta, and then all of a sudden we found ourselves
roaming around Greenbelt. Haha. Ian suggested that we eat at Greenbelt 5 for a
change, halos nakainan na namin lahat ng restaurant sa Glorietta eh..
We got to Pepper Lunch at
around 9:50pm (super late dinner.. Booo!!) I was expecting that we were going to
wait for 30 minutes because as you notice this restaurant has a long queue every
day, but surprisingly we were lucky as we immediately got seated. Yehey!
Pepper Lunch is a restaurant
originates in Japan in 1994, and they opened their first outlet here in the
Philippines last May 18, 2008 at Power Plant Mall. This is not our first time to
try this restaurant, we've been here countless of times before and I must say
that I really enjoyed their food. Pepper Lunch is actually a do-it-yourself
restaurant wherein you get to cook your own food over a sizzling plate in just
one minute. (Sizzle it your way!)
Hubby ordered for Beef
Yakiniku with Egg, the beef strips were juicy, tender and rightfully seasoned.
Beef Yakiniku with Egg Php
325.00
The plate came with the
instructions on how to cook your food, it is actually written in a piece of circular
paper that surrounds the sizzling plate. (Hurry! Quickly turn over the steak!)
I ordered for Beef Pepper
Rice. The meat served is a bit raw but seasoned. The beef was not juicy unlike
the one that my husband ordered but I find the pepper rice a bit overwhelming.
Beef Pepper Rice Php 198.00
It was a pleasure mixing the
food and watching as the ingredients sizzle on the plate and smelling the
delicious aroma which fills the air. Overall, we were both satisfied with
what we had at Pepper Lunch, large servings and served sizzling hot is the
best!
Happy Couple ♥
By the way, in the restaurant
you can also find an instructional video placed on the wall to give you an
ideal in cooking your food.
Pepper Lunch
2nd floor, Greenbelt
5
Ayala Center, Makati City
Love this place, great food!
ReplyDeletethese are making me hungry! now i have to check out what's in the pantry.:p
ReplyDeletepang kimbob lng muna ako lols
ReplyDeleteThe beef Yakiniku looks very interesting.
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