Resorts World Manila (RWM) starts the year bright and perky by offering caffeine-infused cuisine and concoctions throughout the month of January. Indulge in RWM’s ‘Coffee Month’ as its signature restaurants serve up sweet and savory treats for coffee lovers to enjoy.
Kick off the
year on a sweet note by dining on delectable desserts and pastries at French
fine dining restaurant Impressions,
contemporary Japanese and Korean outlet Ginzadon,
and coffee bar and lounge Café Maxims.
Diners at Impressions’ can cap off their fine meal
with a plate of ‘Coffee Napoleon’, a
serving of decadent coffee ganache, coffee butter cream, Chantilly cream and
meringue with macchiato gelato for only Php320net. Oriental sets meanwhile go
hand-in-hand with Ginzadon’s‘Mocha Coffee
Jelly’ treat that offers a coffee-flavored
gelatin with mocha cream, honey, and almond flakes at only Php150net. Café Maxims’ also offersa unique pastry
creation with its ‘Coffee Toffee Bites’
made of freshly baked Danish dough filled with rich, buttery toffee custard,
with dark chocolate, cashews, and coffee crumble for only Php160net.
Gourmands
with a taste for something different can sink their teeth in the savory
offerings available at fusion outlet Prosperity
Court, concept restaurant New York
Pinoy Deli (NYPD), and Hong Kong diner Victoria
Harbour Café.
A taste of
the Philippines in an Italian dish, Prosperity
Court’s‘Pizza Tagalog’ gives the classic calderetaa fresh twist with a hand-pulled pizza dough topped with Angus beef, cheddar cheese, black olives,
and bell peppers served with glass of mocha frappe for only Php520net. NYPD takes the pizza revolution to a new level with its ‘Cheesy Espresso Pizza’ with unlimited
servings of your favorite soup, salad, and bread from the Central Park Island
buffet and a glass of four seasons iced tea for only Php600net. Not to be
outdone, Victoria Harbour Café presents a ‘Coffee Cuisine’ lineup including a roasted coffee-infused chicken
on steamed rice Php330net, slow-cooked coffee-infused pork spareribs on steamed
rice Php330net, and a sweet finish of layered coffee jelly Php180net.
A trifecta of
cold coffee mixes are also on the offing at Remington’s signature café R Bar, piano bar and lounge Bar 180, and at entertainment hub Bar 360.
Enjoy pure ‘Coffee
Bliss’ at R Bar and choose
between a glass of caramel macchiato or hazelnut mocha frappe for just
Php140net. Get a true ‘Coffee Surprise’
at Bar 180 with an unusual mix of
caramel banana, cinnamon, and coffee for only Php250net, just add Php30 to
spike your glass with a dash of Whyte and Mackay whiskey. Quench that thirst
with Bar 360’s‘Frappe
Deluxe’, a mix that includes a shot of espresso and blended with
Emperador Deluxe, Malibu Rum, fresh milk, fudge cookies, and topped with
whipped cream for only Php420net.
For more on
Resorts World Manila culinary offerings this January call the Tourist/Visitor
Hotline at (02) 908-8833 or visit www.rwmanila.com.
RWM is the first one-stop, non-stop entertainment and leisure
destination in the Philippines that features recreational thrills, world-class
performances, unique events, and exciting lifestyle options.
Conveniently located across Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal
3, RWM is an instant gateway to world-class Philippine hospitality and is home
to four lodging brands, (MAXIMS Hotel, MARRIOTT Hotel Manila, REMINGTON Hotel,
and BELMONT Hotel), a three-story convention center housing the country’s
largest hotel ballroom (Marriott Grand Ballroom), and two more hotels (SHERATON
Hotel Manila and HILTON Manila Hotel) currently under construction.
Also home to RWM is NEWPORT Mall which features international luxury
brands, state-of-the-art movie theaters at Newport Cinemas, an award-winning,
ultra-modern Newport Performing Arts Theater (NPAT), and a cozy, 24/7
entertainment hub at Bar 360. Dine in one of almost 50 restaurant outlets
offering a diverse selection of local and world cuisine, prepared by top
Filipino and foreign chefs and paired with a wide selection of the finest wines
and popular liquors.
Resorts World Manila— Nothing Compares.
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