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| Calamansi Tuyo Spaghetti Spaghetti sauteed in tuyo oil and flakes, enhanced with calamansi juice and topped with fried tuyo and queso de bola (Php210) |
Fourth Course means pasta or, as Chef's Table calls it, Pandaigdigang Pansit. Their pasta varieties have surprising combinations and at the same time are all too familiar to the Filipino palate. Can you say- tuyo, calamansi, bistek, and puso ng saging? And can you imagine them in your pasta?
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| Beef Steak Pasta Penne pasta sauteed in steak sauce enchanced with calamansi, topped with tender beef slices, onion rings and queso de bola (Php310) |
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| Banana Heart Carbonara Linguine in creamy sauce mixed with banana hearts and kangkong topped with grilled chicken and queso de bola (Php280) |
Among the best-sellers is the Calamansi Tuyo Spaghetti- the humble (economics-wise) yet infamous (smell-wise) tuyo (dried fish) gets to star in this satisfying pasta dish. The calamansi (often referred to as Philippine lemon), lately getting a lot of attention in those foreign cooking competitions I gather, gives the tuyo flavored pasta a nice tang.Chef's Table is located at Infinity Tower, 10th Avenue corner 25th Street, The Fort. Visit its website at http://chefstablemanila.com/.
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