Family Night Out at Max’s

We decided to spend the weekend at home in spite of the long APEC holiday. Rhian was a bit feverish so we decided to boost her immune system with some healthy food and relaxation.

After a day my daughter’s play mode is again -- activated. It is indeed a good sign that she was able to get some good rest to recuperate.

To enjoy a bit we went to Max Restaurant in Paranaque for dinner. The ambiance of the place is still nice and cozy. It is one of the best branches of Max.

To complete our bonding night, we ordered some of our favorite dishes that we do not normally cook at home.

We love Kare-kare, but most of the time we only cook Kare-kare during family gatherings. With just me, my husband and my daughter, it would be more practical to eat out for Kare-kare instead of cooking at home. This is to avoid leftovers; we definitely cannot eat Kare-kare for a couple of days. Satisfying our craving is the key to the happiness of our palate.

Aside from the satisfying taste of Kare-kare, it reminds us of all the happy memories that we had before we get married. After resolving our differences, we intensify our bond with Max’s bowl of Kare-kare. The meal taste a lot better knowing that we are able to resolve our conflicts.  It simply means, we still wanted to stay together and spend the rest of our life with each other.

My daughter on the other hand is not a fan of Kare-kare, for her, the only tasty stuff out of peanuts is peanut butter. So for her, we ordered the Fiesta Plate Meal (Max's quarter fried chicken with Fresh Lumpiang Ubod, rice, Caramel Bar and a refreshing drink).

Finally for Rhian’s sweet tooth, we also ordered Ube Leche flan shake. 

 After dinner, we went to SMBF to stroll and shop in order to unload all the calories. :)