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The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More



In most restaurants, you’d immediately know what type of food they serve just from its name or even just by looking from the outside.

But this is not the case for The Frazzled Cook – an interesting foodie destination along Luna Mencias St. in Brgy. Additional Hills, Mandaluyong City.

frazzled cook The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

The Frazzled Cook is a merry mix of the old and the new, East and West, traditional and cosmopolitan. The ambiance is quirky, fun but very homey. Indeed, I felt like I was inside my grandmother’s home in the province.

overhead lamp The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

And the decor matches the food, for they serve a wide variety of cuisine – from Spanish to Mediterranean, Italian and even American.

old books The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

But most interesting to me, as you’d expect, is the homemade iced tea. At first, I tasted the flavor of lychee in it. But some of my companion thought it was peach-flavored with one even saying it was raspberry.

home made iced tea The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

After a while, I don’t know anymore what flavor their homemade iced tea was but it didn’t matter, for it was refreshing and a great partner for the dishes I tried that night.

pizza caprese The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

But my favorite would have to be the tenderloin nuggets with mashed potatoes on flat bread as shown below.

tenderloin nuggets The Frazzled Cook: Homemade Iced Tea and More

Here are some more photos I took that night. Just click to enlarge.

If you want a more detailed description of the food, you can check out Foodie Manila here.


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4 comments

1 Carlos { 03.25.10 at 8:38 pm }

Nice post Fitz! Waiting for Fran to write for Foodie Manila! Can I get a link back? I’ll link this blog on mine too!

2 arpee lazaro { 03.26.10 at 10:52 pm }

how are the prices?

3 Fitz { 03.29.10 at 1:26 pm }

@Carlos – Done! :D

@Arpee
Here’s a complete list of everything we had and their prices:

Starters:
1) Herbed Chicken Salad – 275
2) Pizza Caprese – 270
3) Sizzling Squid (double order) – 450
4) Tenderloin & sausage pizza – 350

Entrees:
1) Grilled chicken rosemary – 180
2) Paella Negra (for 5 pax) – 625
3) Paella Seafood (for 5 pax) – 550
4) Tenderloin nuggets with mashed potatoes on flat bread – 350

Dessert & Drinks
1) Pancake ala mode – 180
2) Iced tea double pitcher – 400

4 Alain { 05.14.10 at 2:42 am }

wow.. nice food…

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