'Urban Street: World's Best Street Food' Now Open in Marikina

by ClickTheCity

Satisfy your different street food cravings from different countries all in one restaurant located in Lilac Street, Marikina's up and coming foodie district shaping up to be their answer to QC's Maginhawa and Pasig's Kapitolyo food hubs.

Urban Street opened during the last week of June, and sets itself as the new place to hangout at and eat if you want to have a taste of the world's best street food under one roof. Fun, fuss-free, and comfort food eats are in store for street food lovers: they currently offer street food like Isaw (P35/piece), Kwek-Kwek (P45), and Pork BBQ (P105) from the Philippines; Singapore Chicken Wings (P130) and Thai Pok-Pok Wings, sticks of Satay (Malaysia) and Yakitori (Japan), Nachos with Chili Con Quezo Dip from Mexico.

Now Open in Eastwood: Costa Coffee's first store in the Philippines

Last June 29th, UK's top coffee chain opened its first outlet in the country. Located at Eastwood, Costa Coffee Philippines brings in the style of London into the cafe with its warm interior and selection of coffee, pastries and sandwiches.

According to the Costa website, the brand was started in London back in the 1970s by Italian brothers Sergio and Bruno Costa. Now the brand is across many countries, with thousands of coffee shops in UK and beyond. In the first Manila store, Costa's two floors of space is London-styled, with sofas donning the Union Jack, scenes from UK framed on walls; right outside the coffee shop is a replica of the vintage red telephone box iconic and seen all around UK.

Now Open in SM Aura: Sushi Nori, Manila's First Temakeria

by ClickTheCity
Rolling out maki, temaki, and other Japanese creations every day, Sushi Nori recently opened to the public and is Manila's first temakeria specializing on temaki: freshly hand-rolled, cone-shaped sushi.

With over 22 sushi creations to choose from, Sushi Nori at Food on Four at SM Aura lets you be playful with your sushi, where you can first choose to order it as a Temaki Handroll (cone shaped, wrapped in nori -- handheld for solo eating) or as Maki Rolls (rolled sushi good to share), and then choose among many kinds of sushi flavors.