[Part 2 of White
Day Weekend Getaway] After lunch, R and I decided to ride a cable car to
explore Tagaytay
Highlands and it turned out to be a not so good idea because it was a really
hot afternoon. Good thing we were prepared to swim. (Okay, I was prepared to
just dip and do nothing else.) After bringing out the mermaid and merman in us,
we decided to have dinner.
Hello, Highlands Prime Steakhouse!
The place has a very cozy feeling.
Despite being a steakhouse,
it didn’t have a snobbish ambiance to it.
R wanted to eat outside for the view
but it was rather chilly that night. Anyway, we still went for it.
We decided to go for the following: Westfalian Barley Soup (PHP158), Sautéed Scallop of Hudson Valley Foie
Gras (PHP920), Norwegian Salmon
Steak (PHP880) and John Wayne’s Prime
Rib (PHP2,598, 20 oz. | PHP1,998, 14 oz. | PHP1,380, 10 oz. | PHP1,008,
7 oz.). We also got some fruit shakes.
The barley
soup, which was a mix of ham, carrots, celery and potatoes and blended with
cream and egg yolk, was a good appetizer. It sure warmed up the tummy and was
pretty light too.
The foie
gras was also delightful! I loved the contrast in flavors of the foie gras
and the pineapple bits.
While waiting for our main course,
there were some fireworks a few miles from us and it was love. (I remember there
were fireworks too when we visited 100
Revolving Restaurant. Lucky!)
I got so distracted by the fireworks
that I totally forgot to take photos of the mains! So, I present, our half
eaten mains.
The prime
rib though was delicious. It was juicy and tender. R paired his steak with
baked potatoes and wild mushroom ragout.
We ended dinner with an order of panna
cotta which was really good. It was topped with grapes and mangoes which
gave the smooth panna
cotta an additional texture.
Overall, it was a nice dinner. Plus,
our server Mary Joy was funny. She only suggested juice for steak and she asked
us to sit closer “para sweet”.
Highlands Prime Steakhouse is located at Belleview Drive, Tagaytay
Highlands, Tagaytay City, Cavite. For reservations, call (046) 483-0820.
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