First bite in Sango Rockwell

My visit: June 17, 2011

Sango Rockwell

The Burger Master

Unit 103H  R1 Power Plant Mall

Rockwell

Once in awhile, DH and I have a date night where in we dine out and then watch a movie after. This is one of those nights. After getting a movie ticket, I think it was for Super 8, we searched for a place to eat. DH would usually suggest Oliver's Sandwiches if we are out of time but we have plenty of time on our hands that night. 

I saw a huge tarpaulin banners at the center of Power Plant mall advertising Sango Burgers. We were a bit lost because the ad says that the location of Sango Burger was in Lower Ground Floor. We searched the whole floor and back. We were getting irritated because we couldn't find the restaurant. Thank God for security guards who directed us to the place. It turned out that it is located outside just beside Starbucks. 

okonomi hotdog PhP155

The okonomi hotdog shown in the photo is just half of the order. I have made the mistake of telling the waitress to sliced both of our orders in half. When presented to us, our orders were separated already in different wrappers. It looks kind of small in the photo but it was very filling nonetheless.

Okonomiyaki is a Japanese pancake/pizza consists of different ingredients. Okonomi means what you like/ want. Yaki means grilled/ cooked.

The hotdog contains lettuce, onions and dancing fish flakes also known as katsuobushi.

Sango the Burger Master with CML

CML and I ate at Sango when I went and got my prize at Hinge Inquirer. It's just building away lol I thought CML would love to try it out!

Sango Master fries PhP125 large

I treated her to a Sango Master burger (not in the photo) and a Master fries. Both are priced at PhP125 each.

We shared both order but boy, we were really full afterwards that we could not eat anymore.

I'm craving for the fries again while writing this. Somebody send me one!

Sango the Burger Master? Definitely!

My visit: January 2009

The burgers that my friend AC and I ordered exceeded my expectation. I ordered a Master Burger (PhP109) while AC ordered Chicken Teriyaki Burger (PhP98). Both of us ordered a regular milk tea for PhP37 each and a Master French Fries PhP88.

The orders took around 15 minutes to arrive so that gave me enough time to check the venue and the high tech toilet. Although well- lighted, the venue is a bit old. Most patrons are yuppies. The flat screen TV shows a Japanese game show which caught most of the diners attention. The toilet is shared by both men and women. It features a lot of buttons that I couldn't figure or is it not functioning? 

Back to the burgers... I like the chicken teriyaki because it has chicken filet and not a patty. Plus, the sauce is superb! The only "health hazard" is the large amount of mayo on top of the greens. Geez, if I had known I would have requested for it to be removed. The Master Burger is like spaghetti sauce sandwiched in a bun. I liked it but it gave me onion breath the whole afternoon. The Master Frech Fries has also the same spaghetti sauce plus cheese squares as toppings. Ketchup and more onions are served on the side. 

The milk tea is a disappointment because its nothing like the milk tea I am accustomed to. Maybe that's the Japanese version? Or maybe it lacks one ingredient, black pearl.

What else can I say? Parking is a problem. We got there during lunch time. We opt to park inside Plaza Fair just across the Creekside and paid Php40. The waiting staff was inefficient. I ask for a glass of water without ice from two different waitresses. For the third time, I went to the counter to get the pitcher and pour the water myself. Two other personnel approached and ask me what I need because I was standing there for 5 minutes. It's a shame for such a budding fast food restaurant to have an efficient staff.