As part of my graduation blowout for my sis, the whole family had dinner at Radisson Blu's Feria. I chose here since most of the people that had dinner here had wonderful culinary experience. Well, setting aside the price of the buffet, we were all excited what will be served here. The hosts were pretty much accommodating to us ,who appeared more like lost kids rather than customers. As we were guided to our table, I cant helped but be amused in the resto's set up. On our seats, we weren't sure when to start and where to start cause nobody knows how things work here. So, I asked the host if I can get to taste all the dishes. And gladly, she smiled and said "Yes, Sir". So, I hurriedly grab a plate and started getting food.
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| The Pasta and Salad |
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| Defining Asia with Beef, Pork and Chicken |
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| Cheese and More Cheese |
Blue cheese made me think of Survivors when people get to eat exotic food. This was so smelly. And the taste was so strong too. I almost give up on this tiny slice.
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| Blue Cheese |
Desserts were one of the tastiest treats I had here. I will let the pictures tell my story.
I was like a kid when I saw this one. WOAH! CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN! I grabbed some chunks of fruits and started dipping it on this yummy choco fountain.
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| Chocolate Fountain |
I wouldn't miss trying these tasty treats!
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| more more desserts |
Luckily, we got to see some kind of a geisha dance and some samurai action while dining.
Expensive? Yes. When we dined here it was Php 1800 per head. But I guess from the ambiance of the place, the accommodation, international buffet, and the dance/action performance, I could say its totally worth it. I went home full and satisfied. Everyone had a great dining experience at Feria. Surely, a must-go place when you want to try some interesting food and good service.
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| La Familia |
Bon Appetit.
- Grinalk
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