A summary of all the new restaurants that opened this past week, featuring the newest board game bar and cafe and a healthy quick to-go self-service house, plus the latest buzz on what’s opening soon.
OPENED THIS WEEK:
Dyce N Dyne – Pasig Blvd.
Dyce N Dyne is a steampunk-themed board game bar and cafe, the newest venture from When In Manila’s very own Vince Golangco. They are currently on soft opening.
No reservations accepted
View the full menu
View their Instagram account
Unit #3 Rosemarie, Elements Bldg Pasig Blvd, Pineda, Pasig
Sprout – Salcedo Village
Sprout is a quick self service house that offers fresh food to-go. It is the newest addition to the Mothership FB Enterprise, the same group behind the success of Niner Ichi Nana, Pink Panda and Hungry Hound.
No reservations accepted
View their Instagram account
G/F Signa Designer Residences, Valero cor. Rufino St., Salcedo Village, Makati
+63 917 558-6593
OPENING SOON:
Four Seasons Hotpot City – SM by the Bay
A new hotpot buffet experience from the same group that created Vikings, will soon open at the Mall of Asia’s SM by the Bay area.
Green Pastures – Eastwood
A farm-to-table restaurant concept that uses 100% organic and locally-sourced ingredients. They serve salads, a variety of small plates, meat dishes, burgers and more. This is the group’s 2nd branch in Manila, the first being at the Shangri-la Plaza Mall.
Karen’s Kitchen – Kapitolyo
Premium cakes and pastries baked with joy by home baker Karen Young. Karen’s Kitchen is best known for its Red Velvet Cake.
The Frazzled Cook – Scout Gandia
A quirky restaurant put together with the mission of serving good comfort food with a cozy homey ambiance.
Samgyupsalamat – Jupiter St.
A Korean BBQ restaurant specializing in samgyupsal (pork belly) and various Korean foods. Opening in April 2015 at the old Topgrill KTV along Jupiter St.
Ramen Kagetsu Arashi – Paseo Center
Established in 1992, Ramen Kagetsu Arashi is one of the largest ramen chains in Japan with more than 290 outlets worldwide. Paseo Center branch will be their first outlet in Manila, it is set to open on February 17.
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