Serendra Piazza in Fort Bonifacio is where I end up when I don't want to go through the cerebral exercise of "where to eat?" . The strip is progressively being populated . I like the fact that it is spacious, breezy, clean , is choc full of resto choices and is crawling with interesting people (a must for a people-watcher like me).
One of my fave spots? - TATAMI.
Tatami is a small, cozy, moderne version of a Japanese restaurant. Impeccably interiored by owner/architect Ana Rocha, the place is a visual as well as a culinary draw.
Japanese minimalist is cleverly tweaked with touches of ceramic ware, and touches of wire based "floral" arrangements. Diner type seating is done in glazed concrete and covered with "tatami" inspired matting.
Service is impeccable with some of the friendliest staff in town.
Ohhhhhhh .... the food?
Yup yup ... the food is great if you like a slightly Filipinized version of Japanese food.
Tip: - "spicy tuna sashimi" is to die for.
Makimoto, temaki, sashimi, sushi, donburi, Yakimono, teppanyaki, agemono ... and more.
Don't forget the Angus Ribeye Fried Rice.
And if you catch a glimpse of the owner - strike up a conversation - she will fill your night with laughter.
Tatami
Serendra Piazza Ground Level
Fort Bonifacio, Taguig
Tel. 901-1870, 901-1871
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