Dining Out: Kanin Club

If you happen to be in Metro Manila or in Sta. Rosa, Laguna you can bounce to Kanin Club. Their specialty is the Crispy Dinuguan and Kare-Kare. The other items in the menu are also great, the Sinigang na Bangus, Crispy Tadjang, Pad Thai and Seafood Kare-Kare. For desert, you can treat yourself to some Fried Halo-Halo.

The food menu may be a bit pricey but each penny is worth the great taste, service and ambiance once you are there.

It is a great place to dine and bond with the family. The ambiance of the restaurant is very welcoming with Filipino-Spanish inspired interiors and furnishings.


Pad Thai

Seafood Kare-Kare

Fried Halo-Halo

Kanin Club Branches:
  • Paseo de Sta. Rosa, Laguna
  • TechnoHub, Commonwealth Ave., QC
  • Ayala Triangle, Makati City
  • Westgate, Alabang

You may check out their facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kanin-Club/9931121198?sk=info

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