Triple Your Food Trip at Tokyo Grill, Kung Fu Kitchen and Seafood Island at SM Manila

Last week, we embarked on not one, but three food trips at the SM City Manila with the newest restaurants – SumoSam’s Tokyo Grill, Kung Fu Kitchen and Blackbeard’s Seafood Island. My Asian food trip that Sunday definitely tickled my Pinoy taste buds.

Tokyo Grill has a cozy feel in it

We started at SumoSam’s Tokyo Grill, where Japanese fusion meets affordability. Their most popular offerings are the Japanese Bibimpap and Japas (Japanese small plates), Tokyo Grill Nachos and Jap Pao (sweetened slow cooked pork) fried Maki rolls and most popular of them all - the Sizzling Bento. I personally love the platter where they serve grilled dishes with iced tea and lemonade.

Grilled Platter with drinks

Another one of my favorites is the Omuudon. That really made me feel as if Im in Japan! The Beef Teppan and the Fried Spicy California Maki are the ones you shouldn’t miss. Relaxing, fun-friendly, these pretty much define Tokyo Grill. If you’re looking for a place to hang out with your friends, visit them now. 

Kung Fu Kitchen... Literally.

After our Japanese adventure, we went to Kung Fu Kitchen or KFK for delectable and modern Chinese dining. Mixing two elements – fresh and fast, KFK features their Feasts of Fury, from Chinese Bento to affordable dumplings and even milk teas to boot. During the press conference, Marvin Agustin, one of the part owners of KFK said that they put all his favorites in this restaurant. He even performed a demo on how to munch their Xiao Long Bao, a Chinese favorite.

Mr. Marvin Agustin and  Mr. Raymund Magdaluyo

SM Manila provides its first home for the Kung Fu Kitchen. The interior of the branch is very relaxed and chic. One tip, make sure to look at the ceiling, and see the very cool light fixtures. For more of their menu, I will post a separate blog for it, as we have experienced their very affordable and delicious offerings.

Seafood Island has that BEACH feel :)

Last but definitely not the least, attack and be very satisfied with the boodle feast at Blackbeard’s Seafood Island (just beside Kung Fu Kitchen). This is best enjoyed with friends with a very big appetite. Eat with gusto on banana leaves and bond with your companions on this fiesta-inspired restaurant.

Business Partners Mr. Marvin Agustin and Mr. Raymund Magdaluyo with  Brand Consultant, Mr,. Owen Gan

They’re famous with the I am Ninoy(Dagupan) Boodle Feast, the best of the Philippine islands has to offer, a mix of meat, seafood and other grilled goodies. Deep-fried boneless bangus, pork BBQ, steamed white shrimps, grilled tahong, okra, talbos ng kamote, green mango, crispy liempo and bagoong rice will surely be a feast to remember with friends and family appreciating the best of the Filipino dishes in Dagupan Boodle Feast. You can also bring in your balikbayan friends because this is a foodie adventure that they will sure to remember.

Bobby Yan,Glecy Lopez Go, Raymund Magdaluyo, Marvin Agustin & Roselle Nava at the
Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies

Tickle your taste buds at the 4^th level of SM Manila with SumoSam Tokyo Grill, Kung Fu Kitchen and Blackbeard’s Seafood Island. Whatever may you be craving for, they definitely can fill your tummy with sumptuous food.  

To know more about these three, you may visit SumoSam Tokyo Grill’s Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/SumosamTokyoGrill, KungFu Kitchen Feasts of Fury at https://www.facebook.com/kungfukitchen888 and Seafood Island SM Manila at https://www.facebook.com/SeafoodIslandSMCityManila. Visit www.seafoodisland.net for more info on the Boodles and other Pinoy treats. 

Photo Credits: Triple Treats at SM Manila Press Release