Fans of Mongolian barbecue should look no further than Kublai Khan Restaurant in Cebu, Philippines. And the better news is they have eat all you can available in their Cebu stores. But if you are no big eater, there is nothing to worry as they have one time fills as well. Kublai Khan Restaurant has a fast food ambiance while offering eat-all-you-can bowls.
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| Kublai Khan Restaurant in Cebu, Philippines |
Eat-All-You Can at Kublai Khan Restaurant
Eat-all-you-can at Kublai Khan Restaurant costs PhP 269. You will given a large black bowl where you mix and match ingredients according to personal preference. You will have to buy drinks at additional costs. The regular ingredients available at Kublai Khan Restaurant are leeks, onions, garlic, ginger, squid rings, chicken, pork, beef, noodles, rice, squid balls, fish balls, cabbage, carrots, squash, bell pepper, Chinese pechay, sayote, bean sprouts, chicken gizzard, and chicken liver.
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I'm a big eater, but Kublai Khan Restaurant's ingredients are so filling, I can hardly finish my second bowl. On their gauge on how many bowls one can finish, I'm barely proud. The gauge says those who can only finish one (1) bowl is cheap, two (2) bowls and you are proud, three (3) bowls and you are a show off, four (4) bowls and you are just hungry, five (5) bowls and you are deprived, and those who finish at least six (6) bowls are perfect Mongolians. It's all for fun.
They also have a different gauge for women. Women who finish just one (1) bowl and the woman is on a diet. Women who finish two (2) bowls are confident. When a woman finishes three (3) bowls, then she is pregnant (this made me laugh so hard!). She is depressed when she finishes four (4) bowls, five (5) bowls and she has a repressed appetite, and she will make a perfect Mongolian wife when she finishes at least six (6) bowls.
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I'm a big eater, but Kublai Khan Restaurant's ingredients are so filling, I can hardly finish my second bowl. On their gauge on how many bowls one can finish, I'm barely proud. The gauge says those who can only finish one (1) bowl is cheap, two (2) bowls and you are proud, three (3) bowls and you are a show off, four (4) bowls and you are just hungry, five (5) bowls and you are deprived, and those who finish at least six (6) bowls are perfect Mongolians. It's all for fun.
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| Are you a perfect Mongolian? |
They also have a different gauge for women. Women who finish just one (1) bowl and the woman is on a diet. Women who finish two (2) bowls are confident. When a woman finishes three (3) bowls, then she is pregnant (this made me laugh so hard!). She is depressed when she finishes four (4) bowls, five (5) bowls and she has a repressed appetite, and she will make a perfect Mongolian wife when she finishes at least six (6) bowls.
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| Have you found the perfect Mongolian wife? |
Kublai Khan Restaurant Sauce Guide
The idea at Kublai Khan is to mix and match ingredients according to your personal preferences then choose a sauce to go with it. Kublai Khan posts a sauce guide at the store where you choose between regular, sweet, or spicy. You can put in the sauce yourself or ask the restaurant staff to do it for you. To make the regular sauce, put in one (1) ladle of soya, half a laddle of sesame oil, one (1) ladle of teriyaki sauce, one (1) ladle of oyster sauce, and one (1) ladle of barbecue sauce. For the sweeter sauce, add three (3) tablespoons of brown sugar to the regular sauce mixture. For spicy sauce, make a regular sauce mixture minus the oyster sauce then put in one (1) ladle of hot chili sauce and one (1) ladle of szechuan sauce.
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| Kublai Khan sauce guide |
There's a poster in the wall that says "Don't blame the cook, he just put in the fire". But of course, you chose your own ingredients and chose the kind of sauce you wanted to go with it, all the cook did was sauteé all that you put in so don't blame him.
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| Don't blame the cook |
Kublai Khan Restaurant Desserts
I personally love the leche flan at Kublai Khan. It's not too fluffy but still so creamy at the same time. Kublai Khan also serves halo-halo where one gets to choose what to put in the cup.
Kublai Khan Restaurant Branches in Cebu, Philippines
Kublai Khan has four (4) branches in Cebu, Philippines:
Kublai Khan Mongolian Restaurant Ayala Center Cebu Branch
3rd Level, Ayala Terraces, Ayala Center Cebu,
Barrio Luz, Cebu City, Philippines
Kublai Khan Parkmall Branch
Parkmall, North Reclamation Area,
Tipolo, Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines
Kublai Khan Robinsons Cybergate Branch
Ground Floor
Robinsons Cybergate Mall
Capitol Site, Cebu City, Philippines
Kublai Khan SM City Cebu Branch
Foodcourt, Lower Ground Floor, SM City Cebu,
North Reclamation Area, Cebu City, Philippines
Kublai Khan Restaurant Contact Information
One may reach Kublai Khan Restaurant through telephone number (032) 233 6401 or send an e-mail at kublaikhancebu@gmail.com.
2 comments:
Nice post
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