There can’t be good living where there is not good drinking.
Almost hidden from the crowd at the New Eastwood Mall is this dining place called O’sonho. It’s a Portuguese Fusion restaurant and not Japanese, as many often think because of its name.
O’sonho (pronounced as “osonyo”) means dream in Portuguese and the owner, Anton Nik Brancik, says he named it so because it was always his dream to put up a Portuguese restaurant.
While waiting for the “Creatures of the Night” show to start at the Singapore Night Safari, my and my friends decided to get some refreshments at the Chang Chawang Bar beside Bongo Burgers.
And there, brightly lit in neon, is the sign Singapore Sling. And at that moment, I knew what I’ll order.
Hidden at the second floor of A. Venue in Makati is a place called Three Sixty Resto Bar. Last night, I had the chance to discover their food, their drinks and the story behind this fun and delicious restaurant.
According to it owner, Bong Velasco, the name of the place was inspired by the food they serve – recipes from around the world which he customized to suit the Filipino taste. It’s a global fusion cuisine – thus 360 degrees.
