MASHISO - A journey to Korean Flavors




Korean food, one of the most raved about cuisine for months now. Whatever city you will visit there surely is a korean restaurant that you will pass by. May it be old or new...Filipinos did not only embrace KPOP and koreanovelas but are now enjoying the flavors of KOREA. Now, what sets one restaurant apart from the other?


MASHISO
A korean restaurant offering a wide variety of Korean dishes served in buffet style as well as the DIY(do-it-yourself) style.




LOCATION

  • Apollo 2 St. MOONWALK VILLAGE LAS PINAS (near NATURE CHURCH) 




VALUE FOR MONEY

MASHISO has an eat all you can concept for only 299 pesos plus 5% service charge. 314 pesos all in buffet. Perfect for those who are in a budget but would like to explore the korean flavors, celebrate an event or just reward themselves after a week of work.



FOOD

Unlike other korean restos who solely have the shabu shabu or the grill. MASHISO also offers prepared korean food besides the normal korean set up which makes it a budget friendly buffet considering the amount you will be paying versus the number of dishes you could try. The chef even added Japanese dishes that makes it even more interesting.







STAFF

Friiendly and accomodating even on a busy day. They even take time together with the chef to sing a birthday song to those who are celebrating their natal day at the resto. BIRTHDAY PROMO is also available.




ADDITIONAL PERKS


Besides all of the perks you get that I have already mentioned they also offer a function room as well as a picture taking wall where you could take pictures while wearing Korean costumes. Oh and did i mention it's FREE?






So going back to my question at the start of this article. What sets MASHISO apart from other restos out there? Read the article again and I'm sure you will enjoy and satisfy your cravings during your visit.







             Xoxo,                                   
      Apryl pinayaventures of HUNGRY BYAHEROS

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