I've always wondered about Finio because I always see it whenever I pass by Tomas Morato.
I decided to order Bagnet Ensalada (P248, pictured above) as our appetizer. Lechon kawali pieces, organic lettuce, green mango slices, and tomato wedges are served with bagoong balayan on the side. The veggies are fresh and crisp but I thought the bagoong balayan was not a suitable dressing for the salad. It was very very salty while the mangoes were just too sour.
Both my hubby and I picked Pork Barbecue (P148, pictured above) as our main course. We agreed that it was yummy. The pork barbecue is surprisingly lean, tasty, and very easy to eat. It's served with a cup of java rice and some peanut-based sauce similar to Aristocrat's / Alex III's.
For dessert we had Finio Halo-Halo (P98, pictured above) which is toted as good for sharing in the menu.
It's a big bowl of crushed ice topped with macapuno (sweet coconut), leche flan (custard), different types of beans, pandan jelly, and a scoop of ube ice cream. You pour in the small glass of evaporated milk and then dig in!Our lunch at Finio was pleasant, quick, and reasonably priced... not really special but okay.
Finio Modern Pinoy Restaurant
220 Tomas Morato Ave.,
220 Tomas Morato Ave.,
Quezon City
415-1278
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