Frannywanny

It used to just be a hidden Shawarma center right at the corner of Quezon and West Avenues. The interior used to be dark and a bit run-down while the furniture pieces were not exactly what you would call clean. Once in a while, Paul and I would even joke about its food preparation hygiene. Then the original branch closed down and we began to miss it. Who would have thought that Mr. Kabab has successfully touched our heart and stomach? Imagine our glee when we found out that they re-opened a couple of months after and was boasting of better interiors and a bigger space to accommodate its growing clientele. Still, it maintained its simplicity which I think appealed to casual diners looking for a delicious food stop late at night. After one of our late night meetings with our suppliers, Paul and I decided to bring my sister to Mr. Kabab. She has been intrigued by this place ever since we began telling her about it. Taking a short drive to West Avenue, we saw that the place was pa...

We all just got back from our respective trips abroad ... one came back from her exciting F1 trip in Singapore, another gave birth to her second baby after staying in Canada for 8 long months and I'm still experiencing a major hangover from my Uniquely Singapore Trip . Thus, despite the fact that Metro Manila was declared to be under typhoon signal #3 this didn't stop us from meeting up for a relaxing night with good food and a wonderful company. It was a unanimous decision to meet at Arya Persian Restaurant that evening with both friends declaring how much they love Arya and I just couldn't agree more. I love Arya's lamb dishes and the moment the menu was handed to me, I knew right away which page to flip to. It was a toss between the Bareh Koobideh and the Bareh Shish . I would also have wanted to try the spicy Lamb Biryani but since I was coughing that night, I opted to just skip the spicy dishes so as not to worsen my poor sore throat. Finally, I made my choice...