Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Slammin' Strawberry Waffle at the UST Carpark.

Earlier this day, we ate at a restaurant, well not exactly a restaurant as much as a fastfood chain, called Top Eats. It is located at the second floor of the UST carpark area.

One of my resolutions is to watch I eat that's why I ended up ordering a waffle. It's not your ordinary waffle stuffed with chicken or tuna or hotdog or whatever it is. Actually, I hate those kind of waffles. The ones they sell at those popular waffle carts. Chicken waffle? That is so gross. I hate chicken on my pasta and even more on my waffle.

I am really trying to keep that resolution so there I was, eating my Slammin' Strawberry Waffle while 5 of my classmates were eating sisig, topsilog and korean barbecue.

Aside from the fact that my waffle tastes heavenly, it only cost me 50 pesos ($1). That is the cheapest on their menu. One of my classmates ordered a carbonara and it cost her 95 pesos ($2) just for that litle micro mini small serving. I'm like, this costs 95 pesos? Are they kidding? It's either they had a mistake on handing that very small serving or they really are overpricing.

If you are a thomasian, you might wanna pay them a visit. They are located at the second floor of the carpark.

Note: my day ends with waffle, baked macaroni with garlic bread stick, softdrinks (OMFG, I did drink softdrinks earlier. How come I didn't notice? Oh well, that would be the last.. I freaking promisssssssse.) and coffee shoved into my stomach. Now that is what I call a freakin fool's diet.

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