Blackbeard's Seafood Island: Seafood Supreme

It's that time of year once again when good friends and relatives come together to celebrate the sundry festivities of the season. And because we love to create wonderful bonding moments, we never ran out of things to do. From plain chit-chats to shopping to just about anything, we really can't pass out creating moments after moments with our loved ones. Especially us, Pinoys, not even dining is a bonding-moment-free zone. That's why we have Boodle Feast (Eating together directly from the same big banana leaf lined boodle tray). And best of all, Blackbeard's Seafood Island got us covered.

Blackbeard's Seafood Island creatively reinvented the Filipino dining experience by bringing to the market the very first and original Boodle Feasts. It provides customers with a variety of island-inspired Filipino dishes in a setting perfect for sharing and making great bonding experience. Whether in developing its menu and the stylish interior while staying true to it's core values of "Seafood, Sarap, Saya," Blackbeard's Seafood Island offers the best seafood dining experience.

Only last week, Blackbeard's Seafood Island has landed on the shores of Harbor Point, Subic. We were welcomed by a band that sets the celebratory mood for the grand opening of its new annex. The Pinoy Nachos, served as an appetizer, surely stimulated our taste buds, leaving us wanting for more. The Calamares Fritos, another appetizer, instantly became a personal favorite. The crunchiness and flavor of this dish is really superb. And for the main dish, we were treated with Panlasang Pinoy, a Boodle Feast where the distinct flavors of Hipon sa Aligue, Ginataang Alimango, Adobong Manok, Kare-Kareng Gulay, Ensaladang Lato with Crispy Dilis and Plain Rice are laid out to our heart's satisfaction. There are really a lot of things to love about Blackbeard's Seafood Island experience. A bonding extreme fit for all year long!

Pinoy Nachos                                            Calamares Fritos                                                 Panlasang Pinoy

Experience seafood extreme bonding at your nearest Blackbeard Seafood Island:

Trinoma Mall (Quezon City), Technohub (Commonwealth Ave.,Quezon City), Eastwood (Quezon City), Marquee Mall (Angeles  City, Pampanga), Shopwise Market Arcade (Araneta Center, Cubao), Alabang Town Center (Muntinlupa City), SM Mall of Asia (Pasay City), Pavillion Mall (Biñan, Laguna), SM Marikina (Marikina City),  Abreeza Ayala Mall (Davao City), Nuvali (Sta. Rosa, Laguna), Greenbelt 3 (Makati City), Market! Market! (Taguig Global City), SM City Lipa (Lipa City, Batangas), SM Manila (Ermita, Manila), SM Masinag (Antipolo City), SM Southmall (Las Pinas City), Robinsons Galleria (Pasig City), SM Ecoland Davao (Davao City), Baguio Ayala Technohub (Camp John Hay Loakan Road, Baguio City), Robinsons Magnolia (Quezon City)

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