TGIFRIDAY’S Great Fun, Food and Service Now in Fairview Terraces!

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TGIFriday’s brings its own kind of fun, food and service to the new Fairview Terraces Mall!  This TGIFriday’s restaurant is the third branch to sport the brand’s fresh, new look with a 150 seating capacity.

  From the moment people step into the restaurant, they will be sublimely cued by hip and modern interiors. Like the flagship store in Glorietta, this branch boasts a “Promise Wall” alerting guests that whichever day of the week, “In here, it’s always Friday.” A creative rendition of the New York skyline painted on baseball bats catches the eye on one side of the wall. Steeped in Americana, TGIFriday’s looks back on its first-ever opening in New York City, on 1st Avenue and 63rd Street in 1965. 

Masuki: Delectably Cantonese

Because of heavy rains last Tuesday night, hubby and I decided to eat something hot.  

So while walking at the LG floor of Megamall B, we spotted Masuki beside the Bacolod Chicken Inasal.  Since, we haven't tried their mami yet, we dined in.

To give a few background: they started their business way back in 1930′s at the streets of Binondo.  

Wherein Ms. Willen’s (the owner) father used to go house to house carrying the noodles to sell.  From that, he was able to establish a restaurant they named Ma Kong Mami in 1964 then later changed to  Masuki.

Special Mami P120

They're serving an old style mami.  

I really don't have any idea about that but I guess it's the way they served mami in old Chinatown.

We ordered Original Special Mami which is good for two (P120).  It has chicken and pork strips with onion leaves for toppings. We also had what they call Saipao (Asado) (P55) and Sanyuk Pao (Bola-bola) (P57), both are their version of Siopao.