Wicked Lunch at Wicked Kitchen

I had to drag my wife and little girl with me so I could use 2 vouchers that I got from Ensogo for a 500-peso food purchase worth 250 pesos (That's a 1000-peso food purchase) at Wicked Kitchen. My wife joined me as I had our reservations in their Mother Ignacia branch.

The many meanings of Wicked XD.

Again, I have a set of what to order in mind so that we don't have to spend a lot of time what to eat. When we got there, I told my wife that there was no couch there to put Migmig down to play at. Anyway, we improvised and she was able to make herself comfortable.

While waiting, I told my wife what we're having so she won't get surprised. She got surprised to find out that were having plenty of food even if we only have 1000-peso food money. I just hope soon, they would have high-chair so we could take Migmig sometime soon. 

First, we had two types of soups. The Shrimp Bisque (105 pesos) and Broccoli and Cheese Chowder (99 pesos). While the Shrimp Bisque has this rich shrimp flavor, the Broccoli and Cheese Chowder had a rich blend of broccoli and cheese. Having the crunchy bread complements the creamy soup that we had. Since our daughter can't taste food yet, me and my wife had to enjoy it first.

Shrimp Bisque and Broccoli and Corn Chowder.

Then we tried their Asian Chicken Salad (168 pesos). It has a mix of fresh lettuce, crunchy egg noodles, mandaring oranges and grilled chicken; drizzled with honey-sesame vinaigrette. I like the presentation of the salad plus were having a different salad from the usual caesar salad. For a change, we'll try other variants on our next food trips for the years to come. 

Asian Chicken Salad

Then I told my wife I'll be having The Ex's Lasagna (196 pesos). At first look, it really looks expensive with its creaminess plus the meat sauce that made it hit my taste buds. Compared to previous relationships, this one is the best lasagna I've ever tasted hands-down. My wife even love it after taking a bite.

The Ex's Lasagna

For the ricebowl, my wife had Crunchy Bagoong Rice (152 pesos). It has deep-fried crunchy liempo bits, sauteed in spicy bagoong, topped with green mango strips. The liempo bits were crunchy but not over-burned which affects the taste. When I tasted it, I hardly notice any bagoong to at as I got more mangoes, but thats after only one taste.

Crunchy Bagoong Rice

For me, I had Mushroom Chicken Pie (178 pesos). Initially, I wanted Beef and Beer Pie as they say its one of their best seller but unfortunately, they ran out of stock so I had to settle on the other one. The chicken and mushroom were blended perfectly inside a puff pastry that gives an element of surprise on what to expect. Knowing myself, I like to expect the unexpected at times XD.

Mushroom Chicken Pie

And finally, their famous dessert which was the Gluttony (145 pesos for a single-serve). Freshly-baked chocolate chip cookie good for 2-3 people topped with Mantecado ice cream. Its crusty on the outside but chewy and moist on the inside. Definitely my pick for now. Unfortunately, my wife was already full when she tried it leaving the entire dessert to me (too bad XD).

One of the Seven Sins of Dessert: Gluttony

An entire Gluttony all to myself XD

The price was so affordable, for a thousand-peso food purchase, we ate more than we ask for. Its really value for your money.  I wasn't able to take more pictures of the food and its interiors (maybe next time on their Katipunan Branch) as both my wife and I were really hungry at that time.

All in all, it was fulfilling afternoon for the three of us as we almost had the place entirely to ourselves. Definitely, we will come back to try out their other dishes especially their desserts. I just hope that they would have high-chair for babies and toddlers so parents like me won't have to worry about how our baby and us parents would enjoy.