Mayonnaise Band Featured at A. Refinery Jam Sessions

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A. Refinery audio concept store opens up a branch here in Metro Manila, specifically at the UP Town Center. The brand has two branches in Davao and Cebu located also at Ayala Malls making this one in Manila their 3rd branch so far.

During the formal launch, we were introduced to the Jam Sessions, their series of performances featuring both up-and-coming or newly emerging bands like Jensen and the Flips, and already hugging the limelight bands like the Mayonnaise band.

For this blog post, we are highlighting the Mayonnaise band and we'll feature Jensen and the Flips on another blog post. Be sure to watch out for all of them or go directly to our video channel if you're too excited already to watch them.

Mayonnaise is an alternative rock band fronted by Monty Macalino as lead vocalist. They are known for their most popular song like "Jopay." They sang 5 songs at the A. Refinery Jam Sessions and Wazzup Pilipinas has all of them for your viewing pleasure.

Wazzup Pilipinas stayed on until all band performances were finish so we are proud to present to you all their songs on our video coverage available at our official YouTube channel at http://www.YouTube.com/user/wazzuppilipinas

Below are the embedded links to the Mayonnaise band videos for you to enjoy:

Summer Treat At Burgoo

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Beat the summer heat with this cool and refreshing Fruity Ice Cream from Burgoo! Simply combination of sumptuous vanilla and chocolate ice cream with fresh strawberries, bananas and cherries but this will surely satisfy your cool and sweet cravings. Enjoy them at all Burgoo outlets located at T. Morato in Quezon City; Powerplant Mall in Rockwell Makati; The Podium in Ortigas; Gateway Mall in Araneta Center Cubao; Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas; SM City The Block in North EDSA; Mall of Asia in Pasay; SM City Marikina: SM Southmall in Alabang, The District in Cavite, The Terraces Mall in Fairview, Vista Mall in Taguig and the newly-opened Solenad 3 in Sta Rosa Laguna.

Moreover don’t miss, Burgoo’s quality and sumptuous dishes for your dining pleasure which includes: Mozzarella Sticks, Fried Calamari, Gambas al Ajillo, Seafood Caesar Supreme, Shrimp Pomelo Salad, Frutte de Mare and Garden Fresh Pizza, Seafood Jambalaya Pasta, Seafood Linguini, Linguini with Clams, Shrimp Arrabiatta, Tomato Basil Spaghetti, Shrimps and Chips, Seafood Jambalaya,, Spinach Grilled Salmon, and Friday Fish Fry. For sweet endings, highly recommended are Raspberry Cheesecake, American Fruit Salad, Brownie ala Mode, etc.

For reservations and inquiries, please call 9277424, 8381815, 6875254, 7263578, 9136112, 5560091, 6336256 or 4420115.

Sekitori Authentic Japanese Restaurant

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Minna-san! Kore wa Sekitori Authentic Japanese Restaurant desu. Watashi wa Sekitori ni ikemashita. Tottemo, kirei na basho desu. Soshite food wa oishikatta desu! Sorekara menu wa takusan desu. Soshite takusan shashin o torimashita. Sekitori wa takusan tabemashita. Tottemo oishikatta desu.
When they brought out the wooden ship dish filled with sashimi - composed of beautifully arranged fresh fish, like the blue fin tuna in season from all over Japan - from their kitchen, I had to agree that it is indeed a feast for the eyes, as well as the taste buds!

Sekitori Authentic Japanese Restaurant really knows how to please for bringing out the best first, sustaining our delight with more than a dozen equally tasteful dishes  ...and ending it with another winner for our dessert with assorted Japanese sweets.

The Sashimi Nihon Chokuso Mori that you see above is a mouthful that can already satisfy a few hungry souls. Though we had to make room for the other dishes, we opted to sample more than a slice of each kind for that night. We were warned that more dishes will be coming out, but they were just too good to ignore. It's not every day that you get to enjoy a huge treat as fresh as this.

But I was not surprised when something as huge as this ship full of sashimi was served because the restaurant's theme is also based on something big - the Japanese Sumo Wrestlers, specifically the Sekitori , a class or ranking in the middle of the sumo wrestler field,  which was were they got the name of the restaurant. Also, the restaurant owner was a sumo wrestler himself, as well as some of his relatives.