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Las Paellas Café Robinson’s Galleria
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24 May 2009Yesterday, I had dinner with friends (Nina, Marc and Gail) in Las Paellas Café in Robinson’s Galleria. Nina recommended that we try their Paella so we decided to have a dinner in this restaurant since Nina will be out of the country to fulfill her one month long Asian tour.
Paella Valenciana P450.00
Saffron rice with chicken, pork, chorizo, seafood and vegetables
Paella Negra P475.00
Black paella with grilled squid served with yummy garlic mayonnaise. Originally Las Paellas!
Canonego P85.00
A classic Yema Cake – Light and delectable merange dessert with custard sauce
Calamares Fritos P140.00
Las Paellas’ popular golden crispy squid served with garlic mayonnaise
Churros con Chocolate P125.00
Try this popular Spanish favorite. Sugar-sprinkled fritters best with thick Spanish hot chocolate
Las Paellas Restaurant was established on August 1997 by Mr. Ramon Del Gallego Jr. Currently, the restaurant offers Spanish, Steaks, Asian and Fusion cuisine.
Las Paellas Café
Level 2 Space No 3190
Robinsons Galleria
Edsa corner Ortigas Quezon City
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6 Responses to Las Paellas Café Robinson’s Galleria
docgelo
May 24th, 2009 at 3:18 pm
drool at paella negra! yum, yum!
abbee
July 22nd, 2009 at 12:48 pm
Yay, cheap paella!
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