I remember my college days when I visited the Taft Area for a food review. I reminisce on how breezy and simple my college life was. Study hard, party harder was the main activities that fill up most of my college days. Now I am back in Taft for a food review at The Chillout Project Kitchen and Bar.

The Chillout Project Kitchen and Bar  is located at the back of La Salle Taft, nesting at the rooftop of a commerical building along the happy street of Fidel Reyes. A lot of La Salle-istas are familiar of this spot because their interiors are too pretty to not notice.

We were invited to try out their comfort food dishes that most college students around this area enjoyed after a hard day of studying. They have a good selection of appetizers or "pulutans" which will match their good selection of drinks.

Here are some of the dishes we tried that night:






But before you fill up those bellies with alcohol, it's best to make your tummy happy first, by prepping it with good grubs. Believe me, you wouldn't want to start your night "calling crows" (a famous catchphrase for you avid drinkers) because you were too exited to get wasted that you missed having a decent dinner. Here are easy grubs that you can eat first before ordering that first pitcher of drinks:



I was too scared to be stuck on traffic so I arrived way to early. To pass time, they gave me a pink Lemonada and some magazines while waiting for other foodies.


The Chillout Project Kitchen and Bar have impressive selection of alcoholic drinks that will surely fit a student's budget. Here are some of the drinks we tried that night: