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Celebrate the season of love and indulge in Nobu Manila’s Valentine’s Day five-course Omakase menu highlighting one of its main courses: sous vide Australian tenderloin with dark chocolate and Nobu Cabernet reduction, smoked Kabocha (squash) and onion dust
City
of Dreams Manila sets the mood for a special Valentine’s Day celebration with swoon-worthy
menus at its premium
restaurants Nobu Manila, Haliya, and Crystal Dragon; sweet
delights at Café Society; and romantic getaway deals and family leisure stays at
its Forbes-rated and Safety-Seal certified hotels: Nüwa Manila,
Nobu Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Manila.
Nobu
Manila
Complementing the well-loved new-style Japanese cuisine globally popularized by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Nobu Manila’s picturesque open-air floating cabanas surrounded with charming waterworks and lush garden make them a perfect spot for date nights.
The restaurant invites guests to indulge in the Valentine’s Day five-course Omakase menu, which is available only on February 14. The menu endearingly comes with a complimentary welcome sake cocktail and zensai (appetizer) for P11,000 nett for two persons, and consists of: Nobu Canape Selection of oyster with Nobu salsa, oyster tempura with wasabi aioli, yellowtail jalapeño, and black cod on a bed of butter lettuce; a seasonal selection of Nobu sushi cups comprised of toro (tuna), uni (sea urchin), wagyu beef, and tamago (egg). The amorous dinner menu continues with truffle-crusted sea bass with lobster miso butter sauce, baby corn and crispy shitake mushroom; sous vide Australian tenderloin with dark chocolate and Nobu Cabernet reduction, smoked kabocha (squash) and onion dust; and for dessert, lime mousse with pistachio curd and mixed berries sorbet.
To make it more special, Haliya’s five-course Valentine’s Day menu comes with a choice of two cocktail drinks from a selection of five Valentine’s cocktails
Haliya
Diners
will get smitten with the special Valentine’s Day menu this season of love at City
of Dream’s Manila’s modern Filipino restaurant, Haliya. Available for P8,350
nett for two persons, the five-course menu, which comes with a choice of two
cocktails, is set to take couples into a romantic culinary adventure starting
with sugba (grilled) scallops with compressed watermelon, pomelo salsa,
mango sauce, calamansi curd, and squid ink tuile, followed by tinapang
(smoked) tanigue (mackerel) carpaccio with pickled grapes, roasted pili
nuts, red radish, caviar, garlic mayo, rose water, red onion pearls and micro
green salad. The menu continues with kalabasa (squash) crema with
caramelized pork longganisa (sausage), cheesy pan de sal Biscocho
(twice baked bread), pumpkin seed oil and microgreens; and mechado,
consisting of pan-seared Black Tyde rib eye, adlai aligue risotto,
potato fondant, baby carrots, wilted kang kong (water spinach),
asparagus, and pea puree. For its last course, the restaurant is serving its
signature dessert, the Chichingka (bibingka cheesecake) with salted egg,
cheese and coconut.
A tantalizing appetizer of Oven-baked swan pastry filled with chicken and truffle paste, and Deep-fried lychee prawn mousse stuffed with smooth Mozzarella is the endearing beginning of Crystal Dragon’s five-course Valentine’s set menu served with a glass of sparkling wine, available for lunch or dinner from February 13 to 15
Crystal
Dragon
The
top-of-mind restaurant for Cantonese cuisine and regional Chinese specialties,
Crystal Dragon will charm diners with a Valentine’s Day set menu available from
February 13 to 15. Offered for lunch and dinner at P3,800 per person, the set
menu, which thoughtfully comes with a glass of sparkling wine, includes:
oven-baked swan pastry filled with chicken and truffle paste, deep-fried lychee
prawn mousse stuffed with smooth mozzarella, and pan-seared sea scallop in
golden cup for appetizer; braised hot and sour crab meat broth with shrimp
wonton; wok-seared cumin-marinated Australian lamb rack with sauteed fresh
mushrooms and broccoli; poached hand-pulled noodles with braised eggplant and
minced pork; and Mangaro dark chocolate dome with ginger crème brûlée.
Cafe Society’s trio chocolate mousse crispy feuilletine cake is a fitting Valentine’s gift for chocolate lovers
Café
Society
Sweets
lovers are spoilt for choice with Café Society’s tempting lineup of delectable chocolates,
cakes, pastries, and other confections available from February 11 to 14. Thoughtfully
packaged, these treats make a perfect Valentine’s gift for loved ones. Some of
the choices include Valentine’s love bear (P3,500 nett); Cupid’s box,
consisting of three to six assorted chocolates (P500 nett and P850 nett);
Valentine donuts (P1,100 nett for six pieces); chocolate heart danish (P500
nett for three pieces); coffee chocolate loaf cake (P700 nett); spiced coffee
caramel passion fruit mousse cake (P1,000 nett); and trio chocolate mousse
crispy feuilletine cake (P1,000 nett); among others.
Leisure
Stays at Nüwa
Manila, Nobu Hotel and Hyatt Regency Manila
A romantic getaway with loved ones at any of
City of Dreams Manila’s three recently named 2022-2024 ASEAN Green Hotel, promises
memorable indulgences. Packages for
leisure stays provide an overnight stay for two adults; complimentary breakfast
for two; complimentary minibar items; 20% food and beverage discount in in-room
dining and in restaurants operated by City of Dreams; 20% discount on select
Nobu Spa and Nuwa Spa services during the stay; 10% discount on DreamShop
items; and a special welcome amenity. There is no extra charge for two children
under 12 years old sharing room with parents.
Weekday rates start at P17,900 nett for Nüwa; P 9,400 nett for Nobu Hotel,
and P6,300++ for Hyatt Regency Manila. For weekends, the rates are: P19,400 nett
for Nüwa Manila, P10, 900
nett for Nobu Hotel, and P 7,800 ++ for Hyatt Regency Manila. Booking and stay
period to avail of the packages is until February 28, 2022.
In compliance with government guidelines under the current Alert Level 2, only the fully vaccinated, and vaccinated or unvaccinated minors under 18 years old accompanied by a fully vaccinated parent/guardian, are allowed into the property.
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