I don’t know how popular this old mall is, but despite the history this longstanding mall might have, and even if it’s still trying hard to compete with the mall tycoons that continually emerges non-stop everywhere, old shopping malls tries to invite people in, in hopes to bring nostalgia to shoppers who had seen them in their former glory.
Latest addition to their community,
a small “international” food corner. Nothing fancy, just food goodness.
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| Thai Beef Noodlesssss |
One stall in particular recently became
our favorite “automatic” food whenever we crave for hot soup. Sen Lek Thai
Noodles serves close to authentic (I think and I hope) thai noodles and milk
tea. I have yet to try their Phad Thai (which always reminds me of the Big Bang
Theory episode where Sheldon can’t get enough Phad Thai, ate too much then
split into 2 Sheldons… and its way off topic…) |
| Happy tummy? :) |
Back to the food court, if you’re
not into Phad Thai, you can choose to have the good ol’ Rice in a Box, Lugaw (porridge), siopao, some Japanese takoyaki,
Vietnamese noodles and some shawarma.. if that’s not enough to get your mouth
water, feel free to explore Harrison plaza, where I’m sure you’ll find
something which will get your attention and fill your hungry tummy.
So…
Where in the world is this Harrison Plaza? (aka how to get to Harrison Plaza)
If you’re
coming from Manila, along Quezon Blvd (simbahan ng Quiapo.. familiar now? No?
google it..) take a jeep with route going to Baclaran, Mabini, Vito Cruz,
Harrison, tell the driver to let you off in Harrison, your landmark would be
Shopwise grocery. You can also ride the LRT, alight at Vito Cruz station, ride
an orange jeep and ask the driver to let you off.. guess where.. Harrison Plaza :) 
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