7Flavors have been making a buzz lately because of Chef Boy Logro. This restaurant is co owned by Chef Boy and Sir Kenneth – who I humbly met at the dinner and NO I haven’t met chef boy personally, Chef Boy is really a busy man but he gets to visit 7flavors as much as he can.
Too bad for my part because I want to meet this guy who is one of the pride of the Filipino community in Oman. So cool to talk to him over the phone and yes he remembers surprisingly my parents, my godmother and other family friends. When #TeamAldous invited me, I didn’t hesitate and took this opportunity- No regrets because most of the food are scrumptious and enticing- masarap.
I’m not sugar coating because he is a family friend, there were some not so but most of the dishes served are delicious. The Restaurant comprises of 2 floors, The Ala carte and Buffet. The Ala Carte is like a gourmet café which is open from 6 AM- 12 MN daily. There will acoustic nights on Wednesdays and Bossa Nova nights on Thursdays. I’ve ordered slices of death by chocolate, as a pasalubong, 1 big slice is P100- not bad. They also have other pastries like cheesecakes per slice is P120, sandwiches, coffee, shakes and pastas (many more you can see their chalk mural their whole menu written on it) – yes they have WIFI.
For the buffet which is upstairs, I suggest if you like Mexican food, try and dig in their DIY TACOS – the beef is just right to chew and the flavors go well. They have a salad bar were their KANI SALAD is to try out for. I forgot to mention they have fried onion rings too!
They have a sushi bar, where you can choose from their varieties.
For the main entrée, I go for the Tofu sisig, Beef platters, salmon platter and fried noodles that made the cut for me. And yes there is RICE (not gonna miss that!)
At the dessert area, you can DIY your very own halo halo. Don’t forget to try the mango sago, I’ve been coming back and forth for it and also the carrot muffin– the sweetness level is just right and coffee jelly. The ones I mentioned stood out for me.
For drinks, they have water, juice & soda dispenser and brewed coffee too 🙂
The buffet rates and schedules MONDAY – THURSDAY : LUNCH P400 ( 11 AM- 2PM) / DINNER P500 (6:00-10:00 PM).
FRIDAY- SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS: LUNCH P400 (11 AM- 2PM) / DINNER P600 (6:00-10:00 PM)
The servers, are accommodating and attentive to your needs. Service is good and ambiance is very classy and cozy as well. On weekends, it is highly recommended you book atleast a day or two days because usually at dinner time very jam-packed. You may contact them 543-0325 / 542 1935 / 503 6750 / 0917 6700291 / 0933 4177387
Located at 196 A. Mabini Street Addition Hills San Juan. Landmarks: at the back of Café Ysabel (you can pass by P. Burgos street then A. Mabini) and along McDonalds Wilson branch. Getting there is accessible if you are a San Juan veteran but for my case you need to take a car since I am not familiar with the area, you can easily get a grab car in that particular san juan area according to the grab car driver who dropped me at the venue. The location of 7flavors is along a known food district in San Juan. They have a wide parking space so that ain’t a problem.
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