Burp

NoMilkNoSugar

3.0

I get so excited every time I get to read a list of new restaurants near my area. Well, aside from being excited, I get frustrated too as there are times when I hardly know any from the lists. It means that I don’t get to explore that much and it makes me wonder what I do on weekends. Anyway, one list covers the restaurants in Mandaluyong and I was surprised that out of 20 or so, I was only able to visit 5. FIVE. It made me a bit disappointed with myself as a website. I must bring back the website the explorer in me. And so on my anniversary with work I decided to visit…Burp!I’m not exactly sure when this restaurant opened but it was part of the list I “reviewed” a few months back. It was pretty small but it could accommodate around 20 diners. Parking though is very limited.The menu had a handful of choices from appetizers which are mostly soup and salad, sandwiches, breakfast meals, mains such as ribs and pork chops, pasta and desserts. There are a few shakes and frappes as well.

Kris Tin

3.0

The carbonara that I got was the carbonara that I want. Meaning the pasta was cooked perfectly and most importantly, the sauce was just right. Not too much and not too little. Just the right amount. Kudos to the chef as I think this is one of the hardest thing to get right in the kitchen.

Vincent Capili

5.0

Finally, I was able to dine at Burp! Heard some good reviews of the place and so I came excited to check it out.I ordered Pesto Penne which was a mix of garlic, basil pesto and cream on top of penne! I liked it! It was seasoned well and a treat for foodies who love that rich aromatic goodness of herbs. I also upgraded my pasta so it cane with a salad and their house blend iced tea. The salad was a good starter mixing fresh greens and their own creamy dressing. I must say, it was worth the upgrade:)Plus one star for the good service! They have accomodating staffs sensitive to the needs of the customers. Here goes my 5-star rating:)