Baguio City is not just a great
destination known for its fantastic landmarks but also for its wide array of
cuisines and delicious dishes. Today, a plethora of restaurants offer diners
with many different choices to indulge their palate.
Rasa Pura Singaporean Seafood Restaurant
is one of the newest additions to Baguio’s eclectic dining scene. A charming
restaurant serving authentic Singaporean dishes created by Singaporean Master
Chef Joseph Teo, Rasa Pura should be on your list of must-try/must-visit
restaurants in the city.
Feel free to indulge yourself in a
sumptuous 4-course meal, starting with soup or some appetizers such as the Traditional
Singapore Cold Dish Platter comprised of delectable treats such as century
eggs, some veggies, and prawn salad. The prices can be a bit hefty for some
items on the menu but the food is heavenly.
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| The best-tasting Seafood Tofu Soup |
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| Traditional Singaporean Cold Platter |
The food also comes in different serving
sizes, so diners can choose whether to pick several smaller dishes to sample
more items or just a few larger ones. By offering different serving sizes, the
restaurant allows you to enjoy their delectable dishes at the price you can
afford.
Just like the appetizers and soups they
offer, the restaurant serves authentic Singaporean main course dishes.
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| Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice |
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| Fried Bread Mantao, Veggies Salad Recipe, and Singaporean Ginger Milk Tea |
If you
haven’t tried eating Singaporean dishes yet, then this is the place where you
can sample delicious items like the Singapore Famous Satay, Singapore Fried
Hokkien Mee (a noodle dish), Singaporean Chili Crab, Cereal Prawn, Crispy Lemon
Chicken Chop, Kangkong in Spicy Singapore Shrimp Paste / Kangkong Sambal, and
the Authentic Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice.
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| Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee |
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| The Famous Satay - Sarap! |
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| Cereal Prawns |
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| Singaporean Chili Crab |
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| Steamed Pompano in Tausi - My Top Pick! |
Different
kinds of drinks are also being offered at Rasa Pura. You’ll find options such
as grass jelly, iced jelly with calamansi, bandong, barley water, hot or cold
chrysanthemum tea, softdrinks, liquor, and beer.
If there are
items on the menu that you don’t understand, don’t hesitate to ask the
restaurant’s friendly staff. After all, we aren't expected to know a lot about
Singaporean cuisine.
When dining,
the ambiance of the restaurant is also an important factor in determining how
satisfied the diner will be with the overall experience. Well, in Rasa Pura,
you’ll surely enjoy the wonderful ambiance – a classy Asian restaurant with
interesting fixtures and décor that make excellent conversational pieces.
There are
also some areas where you can dine with some privacy, partially screened off
from the other diners. The place is also spacious enough to accommodate a group
celebrating special events such as baptisms, birthdays, graduations, and other
occasions.
Rasa Pura
Singaprean Seafood Restaurant
Address: 42
CM Recto cor. Leonard Wood, 2600 Baguio City
Phone: 0998
984 8158
Email: rasapura.nav@gmail.com
Facebook
Page: https://www.facebook.com/rasapura
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Disclosure: Rasa Pura is one of the partner restaurants of Baguio Food Tour 2014.
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#BFT2014 | Happened on March 02-03, this 2day event aims to showcase and treat your eyes with some of the best culinary treats in Baguio City. This is our way to welcome summer 2014 in the country's Summer Capital - Baguio City. This 2- day Food Tour in the City of Pines was made possible by Victory Liner and Azalea Residences together with Le Chef at the Manor, Rancho Norte and Happy Tummy in Ketchup Food Community, Alfoncito’s, Tradisyon: Pinoy Comfort Food, Sage, and Rasa Pura. Special thanks to Bencab Museum at Tuba, Benguet. |
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uy thanks for sharing! we love going to Baguio is always on the look out for a good restaurant to eat while in the city. I'll look for Rasa Pura on our next visit :)
ReplyDeleteWow! The Baguio foodie scene just keeps getting better and better. It is really one of my most favourite cities cause of the chill vibes and awesome restaurants~ would really love to come back- and move forward to Sagada!
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