Global Gastronomic Tour at the Cafe Ilang Ilang
Hello dearies! Year 2011 when Cafe Ilang Ilang was newly renovated, they had a promo we saw in Manila Bulletin. Me and the hubby availed the 50% off, reserved and went there. Yes, hotel food is known to be not exactly cheap but the price is very worth it. We marveled at the elegant setting and delighted at the vast array of cuisines from around the world. That night, the epicurean in us felt very satisfied. We knew we deserve this.
Last May 20, 2015, I am very lucky to be invited to Cafe Ilang Ilang for lunch. To once again experience the feast in Cafe Ilang Ilang inside the historic Manila Hotel, where visitors experience genuine Filipino hospitality by Manila's most courteous employees.
Please join me in revisiting the wonders of Cafe Ilang Ilang, one of the best restaurants in 2014 by the Philippine Tatler.
Cafe Ilang Ilang has a total of 14 stations, nine uniquely designed buffet stations, and live cooking stations for guests to be mesmerized as chefs prepare their meal. Even the most discriminating palate is sure to find his favorite! For intimate gatherings, the Cigar Room or the Wine and Cheese Room is available.
Cafe Ilang Ilang takes pride in Executive Chef Konrad Walter who hails from Switzerland and is a part of Manila Hotel since January 2000.
They also introduced new Executive Pastry Chef Jerome Benda from France. Be sure to try his signature specialties found only here in Cafe Ilang Ilang.
Cafe Ilang Ilang has food from across all continents to fulfill connoisseurs!
Bread and cheese
Freshest seafood
Carving Station
Churrasco/Grill Station
Western Station
Scallop
Halal kitchen adheres to all Islamic culinary practices around the world.
Specialty- Tandoori Chicken
Indian food
Italian Station- Pizza is prepared in the wood fired oven
Cold cuts, pasta...
Local Filipino Food
Dim Sum
Korean Food
If you ask me what is my favorite well it is almost impossible to say! But here are the 3 I really enjoyed- mango salad (in the little saucer), pizza and macarons and praline!!! I promise this is so hard to write. The pictures are torturing me- I wanna go back hahaha!
First Plate
Second Plate. My tummy is so full by now that I was not able to pick Japanese food, like tempura and sashimi.
Third Plate... Saving the best for last haha! My favorite part of the meal is dessert.
Refreshing Drinks- Tea, dragonfruit and mango shake. Tastes very delicious!
Cafe Ilang Ilang Buffet Rates
Breakfast
Monday to Sunday PhP 1,450 NET
Lunch
Monday to Saturday PhP 2,150 NET
Sunday Brunch (with face painting and balloon twisting for kids) PhP 2,400 NET
Dinner
Saturday to Wednesday PhP 2,450 NET
Thursday and Friday PhP 2,950 NET
Every Saturday and Sunday, 50% off discount for Senior Citizen (60 years old and above, must present SC card). Half buffet price for children below 12 years old. Kids under 5 eat for FREE.
Peek inside the pretty Champagne Room, dine by reservation-
They often have promos like on this coming Father's Day and Independence Day! For more information on the country's premiere five star and flagship hotel, call 527-0011, visit their website www.manila-hotel.com.ph, their social media www.facebook.com/TheManilaHotel
www.twitter.com/ManilaHotel and www.instagram.com/manila_hotel
Last May 20, 2015, I am very lucky to be invited to Cafe Ilang Ilang for lunch. To once again experience the feast in Cafe Ilang Ilang inside the historic Manila Hotel, where visitors experience genuine Filipino hospitality by Manila's most courteous employees.
Beautiful dessert table. Sugar free selections also available. Olaf spotted! |
Affogato Station. Coffee and cookies. |
Exquisite flavors of ice cream. |
Cafe Ilang Ilang takes pride in Executive Chef Konrad Walter who hails from Switzerland and is a part of Manila Hotel since January 2000.
Chef Jerome and Mr. Brice of Manila Hotel |
Cafe Ilang Ilang has food from across all continents to fulfill connoisseurs!
Bread and cheese
Freshest seafood
Carving Station
Roasted sirloin. Tender and juicy meat. |
Churrasco/Grill Station
Western Station
Scallop
Halal kitchen adheres to all Islamic culinary practices around the world.
Specialty- Tandoori Chicken
Indian food
Italian Station- Pizza is prepared in the wood fired oven
Cold cuts, pasta...
Local Filipino Food
Dim Sum
Korean Food
If you ask me what is my favorite well it is almost impossible to say! But here are the 3 I really enjoyed- mango salad (in the little saucer), pizza and macarons and praline!!! I promise this is so hard to write. The pictures are torturing me- I wanna go back hahaha!
First Plate
Second Plate. My tummy is so full by now that I was not able to pick Japanese food, like tempura and sashimi.
Third Plate... Saving the best for last haha! My favorite part of the meal is dessert.
Refreshing Drinks- Tea, dragonfruit and mango shake. Tastes very delicious!
Cafe Ilang Ilang Buffet Rates
Breakfast
Monday to Sunday PhP 1,450 NET
Lunch
Monday to Saturday PhP 2,150 NET
Sunday Brunch (with face painting and balloon twisting for kids) PhP 2,400 NET
Dinner
Saturday to Wednesday PhP 2,450 NET
Thursday and Friday PhP 2,950 NET
Every Saturday and Sunday, 50% off discount for Senior Citizen (60 years old and above, must present SC card). Half buffet price for children below 12 years old. Kids under 5 eat for FREE.
Peek inside the pretty Champagne Room, dine by reservation-
They often have promos like on this coming Father's Day and Independence Day! For more information on the country's premiere five star and flagship hotel, call 527-0011, visit their website www.manila-hotel.com.ph, their social media www.facebook.com/TheManilaHotel
www.twitter.com/ManilaHotel and www.instagram.com/manila_hotel
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