Thursday, December 8, 2016
Monday, December 5, 2016
A Lunch Visit at F Café of F1 Hotel
Sometime last October, we
dined at F Café. F Café is the in-house
restaurant of F1 Hotel, a hotel located at BGC, Taguig. We went there after the MBP Mad HatterHalloween Party, which was held at The Mind Museum at BGC too. Since I decided to have our lunch there a
week prior to our visit, and as a practical person, I bought vouchers at Deal
Grocer (one of my favorite group buying site). The vouchers were priced at 50% off but we
need to reserve a slot 3 days before the day of the actual dining.
We parked at the basement
parking of F1 Hotel. The elevators
indicated that we need to go to the 3rd floor as that is where F Café
was located. There’s a small lobby for
the restaurant. We were ushered to our
seat the moment we hand over our vouchers.
The restaurant looks very
nice but very small. Our family has been
to hotel restaurants that offer buffet dining, and F Café has the smallest area
and the least food selection.
They offer limited choices
of food, and I am sad to say that my little boy wasn’t able to eat save for the
small piece of cake and ice cream.
However, what F Café lack
in variety they compensated with taste.
As with other hotel buffets, F CafĂ©’s foods are one of the most
delicious I had ever tasted. Hotel
buffets have the tastiest foods, no?
The service is also impeccable. We didn’t need to ask for coffee or tea after
our dining as the staff offered it the moment they saw we were done savoring
the buffet foods.
We had a nice experience
dining at F Café, but if you asked me if dining at F Café will give you a good
value for your money, I would have to tell you otherwise. The food taste good, the venue looks nice,
and the staffs are attentive, but if you go to a buffet, you really want to
taste a variety of food and the limited food choices offered by F Café does not
give the money you paid for it a good value. Maybe a price reduction or perhaps adding for more food choices would make a good idea. But during this dine in, I am glad we bought vouchers at Deal Grocer for the half price
deal! :)
F Café buffet price is Php1399.
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The family that eats
together, gets happy tummies together. J
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Thursday, December 1, 2016
Neo at Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative
Early this year, Top Gear
Philippines announced that there’s an on-going Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative.
Because Neo loves cars too much, this is
something I would like for him to try.
So when I saw that Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative will be
part of Summit Ridge’s Eat, Shriek, and Be Scary Halloween Party, we
immediately put it in our calendar.
After the Halloween Party
at Summit Ridge events hall, we went outside the lobby where the Volkswagen
Junior Child Safety Initiative was located.
It has four (4) main components.
REGISTRATION. Parents register their kids to participate in
the course. Part of the registration is
the taking the kid’s picture and personal information for their Junior Driver’s
License.
SEMINAR. After registration, the kids were ushered to
a hall for the driving seminar. Our
little boy was lucky as it was former LTO chief Alberto Suansing who led his
Junior Safety Seminar. The kids were
taught basic traffic rules and regulations.
PRACTICE
DRIVING COURSE. Once done with the seminar, kids can now apply
what they learned in the driving course.
The driving course is composed of makeshift routes and buildings,
traffic lights, and road signs. Kids
drove around using kiddie Volkswagen cars.
DRIVERS
LICENSE RELEASE.
After completing the registration, seminar, and practice driving course,
kids were given their very own Volkswagen Junior Driver’s License.
After the activity, parents
were also given a handbook entitled Child Safety Initiative. This is to aid parents in teaching our kids
how to be more vigilant in the roads.
Learning always starts in our own home.
This is a very nice
activity that can help kids. Neo enjoyed
it a lot while learning. I hope there
will be more activities such as this one that my little boy can participate.
PS: Being a wife to a car enthusiast
and a mom to a future car enthusiast, I do follow websites and facebook pages
about cars. J
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