Sunday Pasta

i wanted something different this sunday. by some stroke of luck, i heard from a friend that the old spaghetti house opened in SM Cebu. i've been a fan of this pasta place in manila so i couldn't miss this chance to go and visit.

for those that are not pure pasta fans they have pizza, desserts, rice combos and pasta combo dishes. i got the Golden Crusted Chicken Ham & Chesse Crepe with Angel Hair Pomodoro and my companion had the Smoked Bavarian Sausage with Fettuccine Alfredo.

feeling adventurous, we ordered a full portion of Garlic Adobo with Ricotta Cheese to share. the pomodoro and alfredo combo meals were excellent and rather hefty but we were a bit disappointed with the garlic adobo dish as it was too watery. 2 out of 3 is not a bad deal.

as a bonus, there was a slight commotion as people turned their head to watch a lovely lady walk through the restaurant. the group came out of a semi private function room at the very end of the restaurant and it turned out to be valerie concepcion.

enjoy the pics of the food, i didn't take pictures of valerie as i'm not really a fan. but you gotta admit she's a lovely lady (i wonder if she ate pasta?)

Golden Crusted Chicken Ham & Chesse Crepe with Angel Hair Pomodoro

Golden Crusted Chicken Ham & Chesse Crepe with Angel Hair Pomodoro

Smoked Bavarian Sausage with Fettuccine Alfredo

arlic Adobo with Ricotta Cheese

Interiors of the restaurant

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