Recovery Food

Finally, a 24-hour food concept that is far from the usual burger and pizza joint!

A few weeks ago, a friend of ours told us about Recovery Food at Bonifacio Global City, a new food concept from the Mamou Group.  It was enough to spark curiosity and good enough to be on our “weekend restaurants to try list”.

Mickey and I went on a Saturday morning, we arrived early enough to be able to park near the restaurant (which is across MC Home Depot at The Fort).  The restaurant is aesthetically simple, on the right side is the kitchen, that stretches the entire length of the restaurant, and on the other side, is the dining area with the high back couches in individual booths, that also fills the entire length of the restaurant on the left side.  Each table has its own condiment/utensil tray, which is great, everything you need is on the table.

The crowd is a mix of teens that came from soccer practice, weekend bikers and runners, groups who are off for a weekend out of town trip and the breakfast crowd.  

The menu is a mix of starters, noodles, rice bowls, sandwiches and sweets.   Simple, good tasting comfort food at the right price. 

Here’s what we had:

Happy Chicken Rice - PHP 155.00

Cubed chicken rice topping with Recovery Food's special brown chicken rice

   

S.S.T. (Spicy Sweet Tuyo - dry and salted fish) - PHP 180.00

Sweet spicy tuyo with fried egg and organic garlic brown rice

A bottle of dalandan juice - PHP 99.00

Turondots with dulce gatas - PHP 150
(Turon is a fried banana with jackfruit and yam rolled in a lumpia wrapper)

Here's Recovery Food's Menu (click to enlarge): 

... and beverage list

So, if you’re burning the midnight oil, had a late night out with friends or catching a late or early flight out of Manila, Recovery Food is open 24/7 to satisfy hunger pangs at any time of the day (or night).  

You'll find them at Unit 3, G/F Crossroads 32nd Street corner 8th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.  For inquiries call (+63-2) 511-7312 or (+63) 917-868-2668.

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