(FOOD) REDD Restaurant, Prism Plaza’s Pride to “Eat, Drink & Chill!”


To be honest, it was my first time to finally visit the famous Prism Plaza, a newest relaxation strip in Mall of Asia area. Specifically located at the 4th Level of the Two E-com Building, where mini concerts with bands and various dining options by the Manila Bay. I fell in love with the place especially the ambiance it brought to the location.IMG_1510

Aside from this new discovery, I am going to share you my experience in dining in one of the foodie destination within the Prism Plaza, the REDD Restaurant.

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REDD Restaurant is simply a restaurant with a variety of authentic local dishes and cuisine. The interior looks comforting and modern. With almost complete bar set up, friends who love to eat famous Filipino dishes with a twist will definitely love the place.

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I’d like to think that they are “extra chill” inspired resto because of its videoke room and a beerpong! Below is their Videoke Room enough to accommodate around 15 persons inside. Of course we already tried this last week. I brought my team here to experience the sound myself and dude, it didn’t disappoint!

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Here I am with Ritz, Aimee, Adam and Brian after finishing something at work. Though work never ends, we still find time to hangout.

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Plus the Beerpong. You can ask their friendly staff on how to use this amenity. (P150/hr)

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So we did try so many offerings from REDD and judge it within our taste buds! Here are some gastronomic images on what to order when you visit them:

(1) The Sisig Ala Kanto (₱175) I can eat all week with this Sisig. Best if match with your beer.

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(2) Bagoong Rice (P250 to P420) depending on how big your group. They also have steamed rice, Garlic Rice, Aligue Rice and Sisg rice to choose from.

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(3) Crispy Pata (₱700) Can you ever resist this? Crispy thin skin, garlicky flavor, with 3 dipping sauces: Atacharang Dimonyo, Chili Oil, and bagoong.

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(4) Chicken Pork Adobo (P230)

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(5) Kare-Kare Trio. This is one for the books! I love what they did to the sauce. I am surprised Kare Kare can tase this good!

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(9) The Bagnet Bagoong (₱220) – I dont know what Bagnet in whatever form taste good to me. This one is also worth trying too!
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