Ensogo offered a deal for Nowana U&I - unlimited shabu-shabu for 2 and an order of Bulgogi.
Our family loves hot pot - so i bought a voucher and brought my nephew to this new place ,,, along Mother Ignacia.
It is a new resto, but if you are disabled, you must be prepared to negotiate the stairs. I had a bit of difficulty and asked my nephew to hold on to my cane. The stairs are a bit narrow, like some of the old houses in Manila.
The Bulgogi was too sweet and too liquidy - and this didnt match the hot pot. I would have preferred it a little less watery, with perhaps a thicker sauce, and with a little bite. Moreover the meat was practically the same one in the hot pot.
The hot pot ingredients were pretty standard - tofu, veggies (2 kinds), some shrimps. fish balls, fresh eggs, and meat that you had to ask for. For seasoning there was garlic, onions, red hot pepper (red sili), green hot pepper. Then they served a concoction they had prepared. We requested for soy sauce and calamansi, since both of us like soy and the tartness of calamansi.
Once you've layered the taste, the soup was good. we had a lot of it. we had 2 servings of the meat, and we went to get ingredients twice. as my nephew puts it, there was nothing special. it was okay, but not special.
The soup was good - after we added spices. i can go there again for the soup, but i have to think about the stairs.
and oh, the bathroom was clean and nice. Of course, we were the only guests there....... as the resto had just newly opened....
i wanted to say that you should take advantage of the ensogo offer.
and oh, i told the servers that their pot was too shallow. i mean hot pots were meant to contain lots of soup, and their pot just didnt do it. also, their tables didnt have the sunken thing for the hot pot, so the pots were on the table, with this cookware that uses gas in a canister. The disadvantage, hard to get the soup
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