Therefore, being able to go to Katipunan Avenue is always something I look forward to because this means I can try another new restaurant that is solely found in this student-populated road in Quezon City.
Tonight, craving for something new, I was lucky enough to convince Paul to drive all the way to Katipunan to try a restaurant that I've been hearing lots of raves about. Getting a positive feedback is one thing and getting it from a reliable source, for instance a true blue eagle, is another.
Changing misconceptions

Upon entering, Paul and I were quickly ushered to the only available table left in the room. It was just 645PM and we were surprised that the restaurant was already filled with families enjoying their (early) dinner.

We filled up our bowls and turned these over to our server who in return gave us each a number. After 10 minutes, our cooked Mongolian bowls were served and while taking photos of our food, I instantly can smell the sweet, salty aroma coming from my own bowl. Boy, I can't wait to start digging in!
A mongolian bowl is basically a mixture of veggies, meat and some carbs. It may not be that aesthetically appealing but believe me, it's very very good! Try to just get a little of everything because a single bowl can be very filling already. Perhaps, to get the most of your Mongolian dinner, try to skip the carbs and fill your bowls with more meat (yep! beef, pork and chicken!) and veggies instead.
A Sweet Ending
Paul and I agreed that we will definitely leave some space for dessert. This was after surveying their pastry case that showcases a couple of mouthwatering masterpieces like the Mango Cream Pie, Tiramisu and the Cappuccino Cheesecake. Taking the recommendation again of our server, we got the Cappuccino Cheesecake (Php. 60/slice) to share.

Good thing we enjoyed the Mongolian buffet which I have to thank our server for recommending us to get. What I also enjoyed was the family-friendly ambiance which allowed customers to bring the entire clan in for a simple Sunday dinner. Definitely something the Katipunan community should be proud of.
Sweet Inspirations is located at 311 Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City. You may call them at 4334200 for reservations.
yumm! will prolly try this..hmm.. medyo di kasi inviting? haha kaya i've never thought of trying it? :))
ReplyDeletesarap the mongolian buffet here... suki kami ni VLS dito :D next time try the mango cream pie :D
ReplyDeleteone of our faves in katipunan! my fave is their grilled squid! YUMMY! :)
ReplyDelete@oliboy: ohhh i saw a couple of customers who ordered this :) thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDelete@pao: the mango cream pie was our 1st choice but it got sold out na by the time we wanted to order a slice :( darn
Yup, definitely a favorite resto in Katipunan. This opened after I graduated from the blue school but I would still go and eat there with some of my friends from the younger batches. Now that you've mentioned it, makabisita nga uli :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you and Paul liked it in Sweet Inspirations. I wanna take B there. :)
ReplyDeleteoh my, this brings back old memories of my college days. my friends and i used to eat frequently at sweet inspi (as we used to call it then). i didn't know it was still in operation. and they still have the mongolian buffet!
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