Octobest!


As I was saying in my previous months, October is like our December… It’s full of celebrations, gathering and buffet. Haha! 
Last, October 6, 2017 we had our dinner at NIU by Vikings for the celebration of my hubby’s 29th birthday celebration. It's my first time in SM aura. haha! So, we did some photshoots. ahahhaha. Alam mo naman ang hubby ko. haha!





Good thing NIU by Vikings have a “birthday promo”. The birthday celebrant can eat for free ON THE DAY of their birthday on both lunch and dinner, as long as accompanied by ONE FULL PAYING ADULT. Yay for promos! <3 It’s so sulit, for Php 1,600.00, eat all you can na, for two pa. hihi.






Side kwento, during our dinner date, someone proposed to her girlfriend. Haha! Wala lang. I love seeing cute little things that a man can do to her girl.

And last October 22, 2017 we had dinner at Sambokojin at SM Megamall with the Hipolitos. It was a last minute plan. So when I tried to book at the other Buffet Restos they were already fully booked. Even Sambokojin, atleast they accept walk in guests. Hihi. So, my father went there earlier! Hehe. We’re so spoiled!
We really love black. haha. Sorry. Hindi halatang birthday celebration!



What I like about sambokojin is the way they greet the birthday celebrants. Unlike with NIU na Parade of cake lang. Sambokojin had medley dance moves pa before they distribute the cakes. Hihi. J It was treat from my parents, so I really don’t know how much it cost. Haha. You might just check their websites.

See how they really enjoyed the buffet. hihihihihi



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