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Made with 8 cheeses, this festive number is bound to be the centerpiece of any celebration When it comes to the Filipino holiday spread, no other ingredient is as joyful and indulgent as cheese. Commonly found in many of today's yuletide staples, from spaghetti and macaroni salad to bibingka and puto bumbong, this symbol of festivity can brighten up any dish, making every celebration feel complete. This year, Pizza Hut is adding more fun and flavor to the festivities with a new creation that captures the comfort of tradition while offering a fresh twist for the holidays—the new Ultimate Cheesy 8 Pizza, available for a limited time only! Unwrap the season's cheesiest gift yet with eight premium cheeses sourced from around the world: mozzarella from the US and New Zealand; parmesan from New Zealand; cheddar and cheese fondue from the US; Gouda, feta, and cream cheese from Denmark; and queso de bola from the Philippines. It also comes with a hot honey dip, for an e...

  Celebrate gratitude the Pinoy way with a world of flavors at SM Supermalls Thanksgiving may be an American tradition, but its spirit—gratitude, family, and generous sharing—is undeniably Pinoy-coded. So this year, SM Supermalls invites you to elevate your salo-salo with global cuisines that blend beautifully with the Pinoy way of giving thanks. From bold Asian spices to comforting Mediterranean bowls and Filipino classics, these flavors turn every gathering into a multicultural feast filled with laughter, love, and lots of “Kain na!”   Wherever your cravings take you, here are 10 international cuisines that will make your Pinoy Thanksgiving extra special. So let’s dig in! Thai cuisine for the Pinoy spice lovers  Purple Rice’s Khao Soi and Thai Halo-Halo bring the heart of Bangkok to your Thanksgiving table. Thai food fits effortlessly into the Filipino Thanksgiving spread. It’s warm, comforting, and bursting with flavor. Dishes like Tom Yum, Khao Soi , and Thai-inspired...

Looking for your next food trip? These dining spots inside SMDC properties are lowkey, amazing and worth a visit whether you live nearby or are just dropping in. From Japanese beef bowls to Tagaytay cafés with a view, these places offer more than good eats. They bring flavor, vibe, and convenience to everyday dining. Here’s where to eat when hunger strikes: 1. Liminvl Coffee – SMDC Strip at Wind Residences, Tagaytay Liminvl Coffee at SMDC Strip at Wind offers approachable specialty brews in a cozy, home-like space where residents, office workers, and coffee lovers gather; their best-seller is the Apricot Latte, a smooth espresso topped with apricot-infused foam, while favorites like the Americoco, Mushroom Melt, Fish & Chips, and hand-brewed pour-overs keep guests coming back, with seasonal coffee mocktails, an expanded food menu, and upcoming workshops making it a true community hub. Price Range per Head: 400-700 Link: https://www.instagram.com/liminvlcoffee?igsh=MWRhYmVpcHlpbnB5N...

  If brunch is your love language, it’s time to meet your new favorite spot. Brunch Bureau has just opened at S Maison in the MOA Complex, and it brings a bold, fresh energy to your weekends (and let’s be honest, your weekdays too). From creative comfort food to thoughtfully crafted dishes, this café is designed for those who believe brunch is more than a meal. It’s a lifestyle. A Menu That Thinks Outside the Brunch Box Brunch Bureau doesn’t do basic. The menu is a mix of comfort and creativity, with dishes that feel familiar but come with exciting twists. Case in point: the Banana Bread Eggs Benedict, a surprising but genius mash-up that delivers sweetness, richness, and that perfectly runny yolk in every bite. The Korean Chicken Chop is crispy, juicy, and coated in a sticky glaze that has just the right amount of heat. It’s flavor-packed, filling, and absolutely crave-worthy. For those who want a bit of everything, the Classic Trio offers a no-fail sampler featuring some of their...

  The wait is over! The globally celebrated Japanese dessert brand Warabimochi Kamakura has officially opened its doors at SM Megamall’s Level 3, Mega Fashion Hall. Known for its melt-in-your-mouth magic, this viral sensation is the latest addition to SM Supermalls’ reputation as the #HomeOfFirsts, bringing first-to-market brands and world-class culinary experiences to Filipino foodies. A Taste Fit for Royalty Once a delicacy reserved for Japanese royalty, warabimochi has been reimagined by Warabimochi Kamakura into a global phenomenon. Crafted with a secret recipe and premium ingredients, their signature warabimochi boasts a delicate, jelly-like texture that dissolves blissfully in your mouth. Available in Kinako (roasted soybean flour) and Matcha, each serving is paired with a luscious Kuromitsu syrup that elevates the flavor. But the experience doesn’t end there—Warabimochi Kamakura is also famous for its warabimochi drinks, a modern twist on the classic dessert. These refreshin...

SM Aura and SM Podium are setting new standards for food and lifestyle, offering a harmonious blend of world-class dining and premium shopping experiences. Explore first-in-SM culinary concepts that delight the palate, alongside a curated selection of lifestyle stores showcasing the latest in fashion, home essentials, and wellness. These premier destinations invite you to experience extraordinary flavors while elevating your style and living spaces, creating a seamless fusion of taste and trend under one roof. New flavors to savor at SM Aura Experience Manila’s first Kyoto-style sukiyaki bar at Inari Sukiyaki! Inspired by a memorable sukiyaki experience in rural Japan, Inari offers a unique Kansai-style sukiyaki where marinated beef is caramelized to perfection, creating an intense, flavorful dish. Served donburi-style with premium beef on rice, miso soup, and a soft-boiled egg, it’s a hearty and authentic taste of Japan.  Burger & Lobster, the renowned London-based brand, is e...