Mesa Filipino Moderne SM North EDSA (Eat)

calendar_todayJune 3, 2014
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Sometimes, you might find yourself with friends — strolling, traveling, or perhaps teasing one another. However, friends are also the people you can have heart-to-heart talks with. This is exactly what you can do when you take a seat with your friends at Mesa, while enjoying the delectable dishes being served.

Restaurant in SM North: Mesa Restaurant

Mesa opened in July 2013, but I hadn’t noticed it much because it’s located on the topmost floor of SM North, where there are several other restaurants, yet people seldom pass by. After the waitress took our orders, we noticed this stunning glass. See?

A Filipino cuisine restaurant in SM North

Melch, Jeck, and I love their Tinapa Rice (P170.00) which you can have as a dish on its own, because it’s really delicious and it also comes with salted egg.

Mesa Restaurant Rice

Tinapa Rice to full your tummy from this Filipino restaurant in SM North

However, the servings were small, so we ordered Sisig Rice (P185.00), which had a poached egg on top. We still preferred the tinapa rice, though.

Mesa Restaurant Vegetable

Meanwhile, we ordered Laing 2 Ways (P170.00) from the menu’s veggie section. It’s called “two ways” because one version is dry and the other is wet. Both versions were lip-smacking! They taste the same but differ in texture, okay?

If you want to have laing, this restaurant in SM North offers 2 Ways of Laing!

Vegetables at Grilla restaurant has a lot of Filipino dishes to check out, too.

The Binagoongang Baboy ni Kaka (P225.00) is a must-try on their menu, so we agreed to order it as well. However, the bagoong overpowered the dish with its saltiness — bad batch, perhaps? The pork was tender, though. It also came with eggplant. On the same day, I learned that eggplants have no nutrients at all; they only provide water for the body. Thanks, Melch and Jeck, for this interesting trivia!

Want to try other Filipino restaurant? Check out Abe Restaurant located in Alabang.

Bagoong to surely satisfy the saltiness cravings of the diners on this restaurant in SM North

The ambiance is close to perfect because it combines the feel of both a casual and fine-dining restaurant in one. The prices offer great value for money as well; the three of us only paid a total of P700. The amount of food is reasonable, although we felt that the rice serving could be improved. The staff is also friendly. We even took a photo with one of the staff since he shares the same name as our friend, Derek. Lol.

Love to have modern twists in you Filipino food? Try this restaurant in SM North located at the third floor!

Ambiance: 5/5
Price: 5/5
Serving: 4/5
Service: 5/5
Taste: 4/5

Mesa Restaurant address: Main SM City North EDSA, Quezon City, 1105 Metro Manila
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