Shang's Gourmet Strip at Shangri-La Plaza #ShangGourmetStrip

Shang's Gourmet Strip is a food fair that highlights delicious food finds from best restaurants at Shangri-La Plaza Mall. Happening at the East Atrium of Shangri-La Plaza Mall in EDSA, the Shang's Gourmet Strip will run for two consecutive weekends - May 15 to 17 and May 22 to 24. This food sampling and selling fair features more than 30 food establishments that will showcase their mouth-watering offerings.

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Ms. Lala Fojas, Shangri-La Plaza Executive Vice President and General Mnager says that the Gourmet Strip is a culinary revelry that will delight food lovers as they explore and experience the various selections of eats at Shangri-La. I myself is one of those whose list of ultimate dining destination includes Shangri-La Plaza, so I am super stoked that an event like this came into fruition.

McDonald’s Sans Rival and Oreo McFlurry

McFlurry with Sans Rival and McFlurry with Oreo - two of the many reasons why I have been frequenting McDonald's this summer season. With scorching heat of the sun, there couldn't be more apt way to beat the heat at a very affordable, not to mention sweet way than to indulge in these two McFlurry flavors by McDonald's.

Sans Rival and Oreo McFlurry are two of the Summer Desserts Lineup at McDonald's this season alongside Apple Pie ala Mode and the Apple Kiwi Surprise McFloat.

These two aren't really new kids to join the exciting food items at McDonald's. But due to popular demand, Sans Rival and Oreo McFlurry made a comeback to make McDonald's desserts aficionado  way sweeter. 

Kumori Japanese Bakery Philippines

Kumori Japanese Bakery which hails from Japan hit the Philippine shore recently and has now two branches; one in the basement level of Landmark Makati and the basement level of SM Makati. Kumori which bears the slogan “It’s Japan baked Daily” prided itself with their natural, handmade, fresh, and quality breads, cakes & pastries that echo artisanal baking craftsmanship of Japanese tradition.

First time I learned about Kumori was when I read it from Table For Three, Please blog. I am a big fan of cheesecake, hence, the Hanjuku Cheese, a bite sized Japanese cheesecake caught my attention immediately.

I have not visited the physical store as of yet, but it is one of those places I wish to check out sometime soon when I visit Manila. Friends from Kumori however sent over a package recently as a prelude of what to expect from Kumori Japanese Bakery Philippines.