Our next stop is at Arrozeria BGC. I first tried Arrozeria in their branch at Century City Mall (read my post here) and I was already nervous because I know this is gonna be a heavy meal and we are just on our second stop. Boy, I wasn’t wrong. Arrozeria served 3 dishes, including their ever famous Paella. Here are the dishes we tried:
This tapas is fairly new for it didn’t appear on their menu. This salpicao appetizer is very tasty and yum. Enough to prep our tummy for what’s to come.. 🙂
This fritter dish is actually savory and delish. I am not a big fan of lengua, but surely these dishes has completely beg to differ. I enjoyed munching these dishes.
If you have read my previous post about Arrozeria, you’ll know that I like my paella moist, far from the authentic Spanish Paella which was dry. Good thing that Arrozeria serves both version, depending on your preference. The Paella del Senorito served was moist with a bit burnt edges. It was yummers! I had to actually coax myself that I need to slow down for this is just our second stop. We still have 3 more restaurants to try.
Arrozeria, BGC
Bonifacio High Street Central, 7th Avenue,
