A new love at Pepper Lunch

My love affair with Pepper Lunch goes way back in 2008 when it first opened at the Power Plant Mall. Since then I've been fond of their Double Beef Pepper Rice, the Salmon, Chicken and a lot more! I also love their desserts and ice cream!


Recently, I revisited their Shangri-la Mall branch with the goal to try something else. Following the lead of fellow bloggger Richard, I got the Double Beef Curry Rice (Php 266) and I found myself falling madly in love with it. I love the rich spicy taste of the rice and the tender meat that somehow melts in your mouth. How I wish their double beef though is really double in quantity as we couldn't tell the difference between this and the regular serving. Still, I was in curry beef heaven.


I loved it so much that I had to sweet talk Paul into taking me back to Pepper Lunch the next day. Yep! I had Pepper Lunch for two consecutive days and I was a happy camper. :)

With my BIG day fast approaching, I seriously have to put a hold on my rice consumption...therefore, I'll see you again next month, Pepper Lunch!

Read more Pepper Lunch entries:
I Love You Pepper Lunch!
Hi! I'm Fran and I'm a Pepper Lunch fan
Bitten once again by the Pepper Lunch bug!
Fourth Time's a Charm : The Pepper Lunch Story

Pepper Lunch has branches at the basement of the Shangri-la Mall, ground floor of the Power Plant Mall, Greenbelt 5 and a lot more.

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 18, 2010 at 3:19 PM

    I ordered the same thing and it was YUUUMMMM! :D Till our next dinner out, Fran! Looks like matagal pa :-S

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  2. RichardJune 18, 2010 at 3:23 PM

    Glad, you liked my reco. I love Japanese curry.

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  3. Frances AngJune 18, 2010 at 3:24 PM

    glenn: malapit na yan!!! :)

    richarD: thanks for the reco!! :) i really trust your taste :)

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