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The Grid Food Market
October 8, 2018

Japanese and Thai food at The Grid Food Market

Hubby, the kids, and I got to check out The Grid Food Market at Power Plant Mall one weekend ago. I was dead tired from weekend work and didn’t really feel like cooking. The Grid Food Market is Power Plant Mall’s upscale and stylish food court. There are over a dozen food stalls there, so I’m pretty sure there’s something for everyone.

The Grid Food MarketAs the name suggests, the food stalls are uniformly square-shaped beside each other, like a grid. There’s free seating in the middle.

The Grid Food MarketYou can also settle in semi-secluded corners like this one for some privacy. You order from your desired stalls and they give you buzzers to let you know when your food is ready for pickup. The system is similar to how it is at Hole In The Wall in Century City Mall.

The Grid Food MarketWe had Gyokai (P420) from Tsuke-Men, a stall that serves Tsukemen (this dish), Abura Soba, and Ramen. Anyway, you dip the perfectly al dente ramen noodles in the piping hot rich fish-based broth. I squeezed some lime juice over the noodles. It’s served with a delicious ramen egg too. I love the tender, melt-in-your mouth pieces of pork chashu. The kids liked this a lot too.

The Grid Food MarketWe also had Karaage (P260), crispy fried chicken pieces served with a dollop of Japanese mayo on the side. I’m not fond of fried chicken in general but I was able to appreciate how thoroughly cooked this one was. Nice crunch, good subtle flavor. It was quite a popular dish on our table.

The Grid Food MarketThis is the Abura Soba (P290). It’s ramen without soup topped with bamboo shoots, tender pork chashu pieces, seaweed, and ramen egg. I guess it’s the Japanese version of pancit? It’s pretty good.

The Grid Food MarketThe other stall we tried ordering food from was Flowerboy, specializing in Pad Thai, Crab Omelette, and Pork Chop. It’s a Thai food stall. We had their Pork Chop Rice (P290). It’s huge! Incredibly crunchy pork chop, rice, and what seemed to be the Thai version of atchara filled the plate.

The Grid Food MarketWe really enjoyed their Pad Thai (P290).

The Grid Food MarketThe Jumbo Blue Crab Omelette (P990) was the fanciest dish we tried that night. A perfectly fried and folded crisp omelette is filled with juicy tasty morsels of fresh crab meat. They really don’t skimp on the crab! Pretty pricey though.

Not bad for our first time. We have quite a ways to go though as there are still maybe 10 or so stalls we haven’t tried. We’ll definitely be back for another round or two, or three, lol.

The Grid Food Market
R2 Level Expansion Wing,
Power Plant Mall, Rockwell Center, Makati City

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6 thoughts on “Japanese and Thai food at The Grid Food Market”

  1. Bianne says:
    October 8, 2018 at 7:21 pm

    Wow sulit sarap much cheaper sa ibang resto na pinuntahan nyo Ms. Ro.

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  2. Bianne says:
    October 8, 2018 at 7:27 pm

    Very mahal lang nung crab omelete! Wahhh sabagay mahal tlga alimasag.

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  3. Joyce Aldea says:
    October 9, 2018 at 10:29 am

    nagutom ako bigla

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  4. Amanda at Filipinow.com says:
    October 9, 2018 at 1:12 pm

    That omelette looks SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good!

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