AYALA NORTH EXCHANGE FOOD CRAWL | ITALIANNI'S, DENNY'S AND WATAMI

I visited the newly opened Ayala North Exchange along Ayala Avenue and visited some of their restaurants from The Bistro Group to try their food.. Including the new Breakfast menu of Italianni's, some of the classics of Denny's and the Tendon Bowls of Watami.. among many other items! Ayala North Exchange is located at the heart of Legazpi Village, making it a dream food hub for the working man! Please don’t forget to subscribe to my channel! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pickiesteater/ Like me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thepickieste... The Ultimate Vlogging Camera: http://bit.ly/PickyCam

ITALIANNI'S WITH MY GIRLS

     There are many special women in my life.. all of them members of my family (and yes, I consider my Yaya as "Family"). Naturally, the first two females that come to mind would be my darling wife, Rina, and my beautiful baby girl, Rain. Prior to Baby Rain coming in to my life, being a part of my niece Cara's growing up served as my "training" to becoming a dad. 

      I learned a lot from helping raise Cara.. Especially about how to deal with an adolescent girl. Though she wasn't by any means a bad girl, I couldn't help but become a protective (often accused as "overly") uncle. And I'd like to think some how she learned a lot from me too. 

    Cara. My "Little Star", as I used to call her, now lives in the United States where she's completing her college education. She's back to the country for her summer vacation, as well as to being her On Job Training at a prestigious law firm. 

    Since she's not going to be here for a very long time, I asked if she could join us for lunch, so she could spend more time with Baby Rain before she left. Since she the most convenient place for her to meet us was High Street, I decided that the best place to have a family style lunch would be at Italianni's. 

EATING ITALIANNI'S

The bread basket is empty.. I wonder who could the guilty party be..?

         
              When I was young, my favorite dish was Lasagna. I have an eerie feeling though it had something more to do with my love of the comic "Garfield" than it did the actual dish. As I got older, and my acid attack became more and more frequent, I had to lessen my intake of Italian food, especially considering that tomatoes are a very prominent ingredient in the dishes I love, (Lasagna, Spaghetti, Canneloni, etc). 

              All that gets thrown out the window when I visit Italianni's. I sit down and can't wait to get started! Their diverse menu offers a lot more than tomato based dishes, so If you're hyper acidic like me, you'll have no problems at all trying to find something to eat. In fact with all the choices in their menu, you won't know where to begin.