If you and you’re family is looking for a place to enjoy scrumptious food at reasonable prices, there’s one restaurant that you can highly consider visiting.
Elias by Crisostomo, or simply Elias
Especially if you’re with elders in the family, they would really appreciate the best Filipino dishes serve in Elias.
Owned by Chef Florabel Co-Yatco, Elias is inspired by Spanish Colonial Philippines from the cuisine to the interior aesthetics of the restaurant. The menu and the wall images were influenced by details and characters in Dr. Jose Rizal’s novel “Noli Me Tangere.”
Fusion experiments has never been so succulent as how Elias did it. Even kids would love their menu!
My family and I had feasted some of their menu and it was a fulfilling experience for us.
Pinoy Paella is a rice dish with pieces of chicken, pork, shrimps, egg slices, and some kesong puti. Just eating the rice is enough for us to enjoy!
Crispy Pata is one of their specialty. It is a deep-fried pork-leg with Garlic Sauce, Atchara and Soy Vinegar, serve either classic or hot and spicy. This is a one winner menu for us because of the big serving and we truly appreciate the taste.
Legazpi, a dish made of tempura-style prawns stuffed with Laing and served with crab fat sauce. If you’re a prawn and veggie lover, I bet this will surely boost your appetite.
Saturnina is made of Chicken Pork Adobo with Mangoes and Eggs and topped with Adobo flakes. This is a out-of-ordinary pizza and my family were very pleased and tempted to ask for more.
Emilio are slices of Beef Morcon cooked in special sauce. Appetizing menu, indeed!
Callos de Aguinaldo is made of ox tripe stew with chorizo, pine nuts, and green olives. My dad and my brother love this!
And for dessert, we had Iday, a suman with chocolate fondue. It was served in barbeque style and in bite-size pieces. This made our food trip a happy ending.
By the way, their Iced Tea is not only refillable, the refreshing twist of its taste will surely fill your thirst! We love the Pandan flavor.
Our mom… after her 7th refill of icedtea =)
Our family…. after a sumptuous meal at Elias! Busog =)
So, if you feel like indulging yourself with Filipino dishes, come visit Elias – a real delectable turn of the century Filipino dining. It is located at Northeast Superblock, Upper Ground Level, 30th Street corner 7th Avenue, Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Philippines. Tel: 5467977
wena says
March 28, 2012 at 3:25 pmang sasarap ng pagkain…. gusto ko rin dalhin family ko dyan hehehe
Allan Cabangon says
March 28, 2012 at 7:33 amkami po ay lubos na nagpapasalamat sa inyong pagdalaw sa ELIAS… sana po ay hindi kayo magsawa na kumain sa aming hapag kainan… sa uulitin… allan cabangon-AM
Iris Mejia-Acosta says
March 29, 2012 at 7:33 amSir Allan, makakasiguro po kayong d eto ang huli namin padalaw sa Elias. sarap ng food eh =)
Ma Joy Calipes-Felizardo says
March 28, 2012 at 9:51 amWill definitely try this with my family soon, I've been looking for a resto with pandan suman, what's better is you get to dip it in chocolate…
Gene says
March 29, 2012 at 3:25 pmWow! Look at the paella and morcon, nakakatakam! How much ang budget per head?
Aeirin Acosta says
March 29, 2012 at 3:32 pm@Gene, winner ang paella! about the budget P400 to 600 pwede na since marami n ang servings and syempre it depends kung ilan kayo. Like kami last Sunday, we were group of 7, and we paid almost 4k. pero super dami ng food at kami na ang sumuko =)
Mauie says
March 29, 2012 at 7:30 pmNagutom ako, sobra!
peachkins says
March 30, 2012 at 10:43 pmWOW! I haven’t tried Elias, yet!
Waleed Pinoy Supermarket says
April 12, 2012 at 5:35 pmGod Blees……………..