Since March is my birth month, I went to a spending spree and treated my family for dinner again. This time, we traveled all the way to Makati for Pipino. I remember the first time I've tried Pipino in Maginhawa/Malingap, I knew right away that it would be something my mom would love to try. I was not sure with my dad though..
Pipino in Makati also shares a space with Pino Resto Bar and is just separated by white "fences". We choose to sit in Pino so that we could order some of their dishes too. I remembered last time when we were told that Pipino dishes could be served in Pino but Pino dishes couldn't be served in Pipino.
Wicked Walnut Salad (P165)- Mixed organic greens with dalandan balsamic, candied walnuts, cherry tomatoes and walnut parmesan cheese.
Remember the Wicked Walnut Salad? I vowed to order this again on my next visit to Pipino and so I did. Fresh and crisp lettuce, the tangy dalandan balsamic dressing, the candied walnuts, the walnut parmesan.. it's basically the same wicked salad I've fallen in love with.
D loved the dalandan balsamic that he asked the waiters if they are selling them in bottles. Sadly, they are not selling it.. is there a YET I hear Pipino?? :)
Tofu Lemongrass Skewers (P145)
I also ordered for these Tofu Lemongrass Skewers again. I noticed that the skewers were smaller compared to the last time I've tried it. But nevertheless, it was still good with the sweet chili sauce complementing the hint of lemongrass from the tofu.
Tomato Soup (P45)
Tomato Soup (P45)
Not much a fan of this Tomato soup but mom managed to finish the bowl.
Watermelon Steak (P220)
Of course, we could not leave Pipino without ordering their famous Watermelon Steak. This time, I noticed that the watermelon was bigger. I loved the taro chips atop the taro mash, but the taro mash was dry and tasted different from the last time I remember. Still, it's all about the "steak".
Eggplant and Tofu Miso (P165)
D got the Eggplant and Tofu Miso with coconut cream and served with brown rice. He liked it very much, but I was not a fan of the coconut cream sauce.
Spicy Tuyo Pesto (P165)- Basil, garlic and pine nut pesto sauce over linguine noodles topped with spicy tuyo flakes.
My dad ordered for this Spicy Tuyo Pesto from Pino's menu. The first thing he said was that it was salty.. then I guess he noticed that it was tuyo (salted fish) he was eating. I guess he loved it too since he didn't say anything after he finished his plate.
Kaderetang Lengua (P225)
Lastly, my brother got himself an order of Pino's Kalderetang Lengua. It is basically stewed beef tongue served with java rice.
We pretty much loved everything we ordered and I'm glad that my family enjoyed their Pino/Pipino dining experience as well. This definitely won't be the last time that we visit Pino/Pipino. Good thing they decided to put up a branch in Makati which is more accessible for us.
We pretty much loved everything we ordered and I'm glad that my family enjoyed their Pino/Pipino dining experience as well. This definitely won't be the last time that we visit Pino/Pipino. Good thing they decided to put up a branch in Makati which is more accessible for us.
It's Beryllicious Picks:
Wicked Walnut Salad
Tofu Lemongrass Skewers
Watermelon Steak
Check out my first review on Pipino:
Pipino Vegetarian Food by Pino
38 Jupiter St. Makati City
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pipinoveg
I'd love to go back to Pipino too, and try Pino as well :D The beau will surely love the Spicy Tuyo Pesto! Although I wonder if Pino can adjust the spiciness level to customers' request? XD
ReplyDeletethe pasta looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow! Vegies... vegies... but they look good. :) Most of their food are spicy?
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to take the family to pipino for quite some time now. But, we've got a long line of wishlists rin. Can you order from burger project rin ba or not? We've had a scary incident the last time we parked at rizal stadium to eat at burger project taft so I don't think we'll go back to that branch again haha.
ReplyDeletethe vegetarian dishes look good. the coconut sauce and other sauces look good as well.
ReplyDeleteWow I love that they can serve both vegetarian and meat dishes in one place. I'm excited to try this one out, good thing it's in Makati now!
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@sumirehana013:disqus it wasn't too spicy at all :) But i guess they'll be happy to accommodate their customers' request :)
ReplyDelete@silkenhut:disqus not at all! :)
ReplyDelete@tsinoyfoodies:disqus what happened? I'm not sure if you could order from Burger Project.. that would be even better right? ordering from 3 different restos in just one place :)
ReplyDeletegreat review! it seems like the items are good value for money. I'm eyeing the spicy tuyo pasta for when I visit :D
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