Magill's @ Uptown City, CDO! Great Food for Great Life!

Here we go again! My colleagues tapped into their genius mind and decided to have dinner again! Haha Unplanned dinner, outing, or bonding are usually the successful and implemented activities. Maybe we're just spontaneous. 

I was told I could have Beef Randang (one of my fave's Maranao food), but was later told it isn't Maranao at all, but a Thai Cuisine. It's just that I first tasted it with my Maranao friends. :-) And I love it! One big fan of Maranao cuisine. :-)

I agreed to go with them since I craved for the Randang. 

I was told we were going to Magill's (and exactly where is that Magill's?) at the back of my mind. It's in Pueblo. Uptown City! Hmm, a few minutes away from downtown, but then again, it's food you know! 

When we arrived, I know I would be writing something afterwards. It's new to me. My first time experience with Magill's.




Before the food were served, I asked them to have a photo op. haha for this purpose. My blog! :-) Thank you for being so supportive my friends! :-)
And well, what could really make me excited is the sight of my BEEF RANDANG! Wohoo, it's a little bit different from the way it's presented by "Ina" when I first tasted it, in Iligan. But I still am excited. And yeah, it's indeed my kind of Randang. :-) Yahoo!
My friend also ordered Spanish Bangus. And it passed our standard, only that the taste is a little bit different.  

Smoked Bangus, was also good! 
Winner! Tuna Carbonara! Wow! I told my friend, there've never been a Carbonara that passed my standard before, at least here in CDO. I guess this is it! And yeah! It's Tuna! C'mon. You should try it too!  
For more ideas of their food, I took a picture of their menu so you would have choices before you go there. :-)











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