Review: Gerry's Grill SM Mall of Asia
Friday, November 15, 2013
My Uncle from Japan regularly comes to the Philippines for work and if he had time, he would meet us. One time, before his flight back to Japan, he wanted to meet us and asked for help with last minute pasalubong. The family decided to have dinner at SM MOA since it's near his hotel.
Most of the family came from Laguna, so we were completed by 9:00 PM. By the time we finished buying some last minute pasalubong, the mall was already closed.
Everyone was starving and most of the food stores were closed. The nearest in sight was Gerry's Grill.
We are a big group, so we ordered a bit of their dishes. Most of my family are meat eaters (even though most of us are ladies)
Here are some of the dishes we had:
Crab Fried Rice |
Seafood Fried Rice |
Chicken Lollipop |
Since it was raining, we ordered a large bowl of Bulalo. The Bulalo was good for 3-4 persons. I find the Bulalo soup too salty in a table salt overload kind of way. The vegetables tasted nice though because of the overload of sodium. The meat was tender enough but not in a fall-off-the-bones kind of way.
Lechon Kawali Adobo |
We also ordered grilled items like Grilled Liempo and Roasted Chicken. No pictures were taken because they were devoured and finished as soon as the plate touched the table.
What I noticed was almost all the meat dishes we ordered are way too salty for a normal person. (I didn't mind coz I like sodium laden dishes) My sisters also noticed. I can say their dishes are maybe beer-matched that's why they tasted too salty.
To end our night, we ordered Buco Pandan just to cleanse our palate from the sodium-laden dishes we ate.
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