This is a week-long Mother's Day celebration so I treat myself to my favorites today. I just have to reward myself for a month of working long hours and exercising everyday.
The first thing I did in the morning, you guessed it right. I grabbed my phone and ordered right away at GrabFood via GrabKitchen restos Dapo at Tisa.
The good thing is you can mix and match your favorites under one delivery fee through Grab Kitchen, aint that a sweet deal? So I ordered milk teas at The Alley for dessert.
I ordered Crispy Pata, crispy noodles, ensalada, cheesy sizzling tofu, chicharon bulaklak, lumpiang shanghai at Dapo at Tisa in #grabkitchen plus Brown sugar Deerioca Creme Brulee milk and The Alley Milk Trio at @thealleyphilippinesofficial. Mind you, everything tastes delicious.
Enjoy a wider food variety than ever before with GrabKitchen’s mix-and-match feature! With the following restaurants you can order from with just one delivery fee, GrabKitchen now makes it much easier for you to get all your cravings in one go and share meals with your loved ones.
If youre in Manila and Paranaque proper you can order your favorite food and mix and match in one go to these restos.
GrabKitchen Malate: Omakase, Frankie's, Recovery Food, Paper Moon, Yogorino, Pepi Cubano, Dapo at Tisa, King Chef, La Tita, Selecta, So Mot, Blu Kouzina, Coco Fresh Tea and Juice, Merienda by Pan De Manila, and Go! Salads.
GrabKitchen Parañaque: 24 Chicken, Alishan at the Alley, Army Navy, Cara Mia, La Titas MNL, Kyoto Sushi Bake, El Nacho Libre, Sheikh’s Kebab, Breakfast for 2, Black Kimchi, Omakase, Dapo at Tisa.
From the initial launch of GrabKitchen in the Philippines in 2020, Grab has remained committed to not only lift food businesses and entrepreneurs by giving them the needed support to grow their businesses, but also enrich customers’ dining experiences through the concept of mix-and-match orders from multiple merchants.
Now, more customers can look forward to mixing and matching dishes and see the latest exciting things GrabKitchen has in store for its two newest branches – Malate and Parañaque!
