REVIEW: Vikings Luxury Buffet Delivery and Take Out - Eat like a Viking at Home

The COVID-19 pandemic has definitely changed our way of life. With most of us shifting to working at home, online shopping and home delivery services, businesses have become more creative and innovative in their business model and service delivery.  This includes our favorite buffet restaurant - VIKINGS LUXURY BUFFET. 

Thus, for my birthday, we decided the have a Vikings buffet at home for a minimum booking of 5 persons at Php 500 per head*.

However, we got an extra Php500 discount for our booking (continue reading below to find out how) and got all of these for Php 2,000 only :) 

*Rate per head vary per branch. NCR, Cebu and Davao branches is at Php 600 per head. 

To create your own buffet, just pick from the menu: 

• Two (2) appetizers
• Two (2) salads
• Three (3) rice and vegetables
• Five (5) main courses
• Two (2) desserts
• Two (2) drinks - one juice and one soda

And here's what we got. :) 

For appetizers: 

Assorted Maki and Sushi

Ebi and Vegetable Tempura

For salads:

Potato Salad

Macaroni Salad

For rice and vegetables

Shanghai Fried Rice

Mashed Potatoes

Stir-fried Mixed Vegetables

For dessert

Blueberry Cheesecake

5 pcs revel bars that are so delicious (highly recommended!)

For main dishes

Main Course Platter - Pork Humba De Cebu, Roasted Chuck Eye with Roasted Peppercorn Sauce, Chicken Parmigiana and Seared Salmon in Risotto Style Potatoes and Corn

Chinese Noodles

Food choices vary per branch so, you might have to check their respective Facebook pages for an updated menu. :)

How was the experience? 

We are happy with the food. Both the potato and macaroni salads are in generous servings as well as the Chinese noodles which I think can serve 6-8 persons. The seared salmon was a big chunk and it was delicious making it "sulit" :) 

The roasted chuck eye steak was around 9 slices which may not be enough if you are a steak-lover. Also, since they included mixed vegetables as a side dish of the main courses then, you can consider ordering something else for "rice and vegetable."

They also included drinks in the package. So, we got cucumber agua fresca and 1 bottle of Pepsi. So, everything was complete for our small party and we did not have to prepare anything else. :) 

Birthday Promo

Now, the best part? Vikings continues to make our celebrations special with us by extending the 4+1 birthday promo. Since it was my birthday yesterday, we only paid for 4 pax and thus, got an additional discount of Php 500. :) 

They even sent their signature cake with a candle. 

Thank you, Vikings SM Bacolod. :) 

If you are interested to also have Vikings at home, this is now available in their different branches nationwide. Just message them on their Facebook page for reservation and booking. :) 

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"Quaranthings" to do in the time of ECQ

The saying “so much to do, so little time” was once a cliché we could all relate to. But these days, such seems to be inapplicable, for most of us are at home due to the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ). With more time on our hands now, we ask, what more can we do to stay productive? 

If there’s anything we are learning from our current reality during this time, it is that we can now do what we’ve always wanted to accomplish in the comforts of our home—be it baking, cooking, gardening, and other hobbies we had no time to learn before. Interested? 

Here are some activities you may want to try to make the most out of the ECQ period: 

1. Cooking - Why don’t you try whipping up something in the kitchen using ingredients you never thought would work before—like the famous, easy 7-up chicken marinade or challenge yourself to cook a perfectly seared steak or experimenting on preparing the Dalgona in various versions—from coffee to fruity flavors—that are making the rounds on the internet? Now is the best time to sharpen your culinary skills; then by the time the quarantine is over, you may gather your friends for a dinner at home and serve them your best recipe discoveries yet. 

2 Baking - While you’re at it, why don’t you try baking sweet treats to brighten someone’s day, too? You can start with the basic ones—from baking cookies, then banana bread, to probably advancing to cakes; that is when you’re confident enough with your weighing and measuring skills. Yes, bake it ’til you make it.

3. Arts & Crafts - While garbage collection may be a problem these days, recycling and upcycling wastes at home are highly recommended. Turn them into something useful.such as the tissue roll carton as a cable wire organizer, PET bottles as a case for your pencil or art tools, cans as flower vases, etc. You can make pencil cases for your kids, new jars for your room, and even toys for your kids, among other creative ways to reuse them. There are even free online classes that you may join to unleash your artistic side, as well as free music lessons, to boot. 

4. Reading - Want an escape but can’t go out because of the virus? Let must-read fiction and non-fiction—be it hard copies or eBooks—take you to places and settings you’ve never seen before. Books help your brain withdraw from anxiety-inducing news on your social media feeds. You can do light reading with food books or to feel some love while on quarantine, there are romance novels. Do read up on travel and create that itinerary of your biggest adventure yet once this quarantine is over. 

5. Work it out - In these uncertain times, it is best to sweat the stress out, not only to stay healthy but to also keep the happy hormones going. No gym equipment? No problem. There are still a lot of exercises you may do using ordinary items or fixtures at home. Need weights? Use PET bottles as DIY dumbbell; need elevation for your cardio exercise, use the stairs; or if you need to run but has no space, do high-knee, stationary run or jog. For Zumba or Yoga classes, there’s always YouTube. 

6. Gardening - We’ve also seen more people trying to grow their own urban garden at home in their effort to be more sustainable these days. You might have come across Facebook and Instagram posts by your friends showing off the progress of their mini farm and hydroponic techniques using recyclable bottles. 

A lot of beverage companies are receiving requests from non-government organizations for donations of PET and other plastic bottles, too, as they will use them as pots for their plants to create sustainable farms for the communities they are serving.

“We have received several requests for plastic bottle donations from various groups for urban farming projects. And as a company that champions sustainable practices, we are more than willing to help them create a greener world,” said Frederick Ong, President and CEO of Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines, Inc. 

“Other than our frontliners, our environmental advocates are to be considered heroes also, because what they are doing is for the long-term. And we are here to support their causes,” he added. And if there’s something we are realizing during the quarantine period, it is that the earth seems to be healing, because of less human activities outside our homes. Most of us are realizing the grim effects of not taking care of the environment. And this pandemic is teaching us to nourish Mother Nature more for us to enjoy healthier years. More than ever, it is high time to learn how to remain productive, while taking care of the environment. It is clear that we are breathing cleaner air and seeing clearer skies these days. And let’s all do our job to keep it this way to save more lives and for the benefit of generations to come. 

But if you opt to do nothing during this quarantine period, there’s no problem with that, too. 

Remember: The most productive people also make time doing nothing for self-care and a balanced life. 

How To Keep Hydrated

Everybody is just posting and shouting out in their social media accounts how hot it is nowadays. According to Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), the heat index registered as high as 43 degrees last May 6 and 52.2 last May 8. 

In this case, we need to be careful since extreme heat can cause heatstroke, heat cramps as well as heat exhaustion. We are also advised to stay indoors, wear lightweight and light-colored clothing, and the most important, keep hydrated.

Tips on How To Keep Hydrated: 

1. Drinking-Water - This is the most basic and easiest way to hydration. It is recommended that we drink 6-8 glasses of water a day. It is ideal to opt for purified instead of distilled water since the purified water still contains minerals that are essential in rehydration while distilled water has both the contaminants and minerals removed. 

It also helps if we keep our water cold since this is more palatable which can encourage us to drink more. Thus, if you are planning to buy a refrigerator, this is the best time to do it and start having cold or chilled drinks. 

2. Coconut Water - Coconut water is known to be high in potassium. It also contains other important minerals such as magnesium, calcium, and manganese. These essential minerals are important in rehydration and replenishment of lost electrolytes and minerals.

3. Oral Rehydration Solution - According to Wikipedia, oral rehydration is a type of fluid replacement used to prevent and treat dehydration. It involves drinking water with modest amounts of sugar and salts specifically sodium and potassium. This usually comes in the form of sachet that you can buy over-the-counter in pharmacies and simply mix it with water. They also have flavored pre-mixed oral rehydration solutions that are usually given to children. 

4. Fruits and Vegetables - Aside from drinking liquids, we can also stay hydrated by eating fruits and vegetables. Many of our favorites are actually composed of 80-90% water. Some of which include: watermelons, carrots, lettuce, berries, oranges, cabbage, spinach, and grapes.

Aside from eating them fresh, you can also consider making a smoothie or "shake" as fondly called here in the Philippines. Watermelon and carrot flavored smoothies are our favorites and this will surely quench your thirst and help you lower down your body temperature. 

So, stock up on your fruits and vegetables as they have lots of health benefits for the whole family. It is also helpful if you store them properly like keeping it inside the refrigerator and freezer since this can help prolong its shelf life. Experts also advise that freezing fruits and vegetables can also help retain their nutrient content than just keeping them on the table.  

No wonder refrigerators and freezers are considered very important nowadays. We can consider it as an investment to keep our family healthy. If you are thinking of getting a new one, check out the best prices on refrigerators. 

Nonetheless, no matter what hydration option we choose, we just have to ensure that we make up for the lost fluids from sweating more during this hot or humid weather.  

She Didn’t Give Up on Mayor Isko

Happy Mother’s Day!

As the old adage goes, “Behind every great man there’s a great woman.” Mayor Francisco Domagoso or simply YORME, shares his heartwarming Mother’s Day message to a great woman behind his great success and to all the Filipino MOMS – the Real VIPs!

As the elected City Mayor of Manila, endearingly called by most Filipinos as Yorme, he never wavered amidst adversities hurled at him for taking several steps in making a better version of the city he fondly calls his home and crowning glory.

On this special occasion, Yorme encourages all Filipino moms to be stronger for their families while consciously maintaining a healthy work-life balance and to continue their selfless dedication amidst the uncertainties of this pandemic war - “Believe in yourself! You’ve got nothing to lose.” 

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McDonald’s Chicken Nuggets and Breaded Chicken Fillet are now available in supermarkets!

Mcdonald's chicken nuggets have always been my comfort food and this is why I am so excited to learn that Cook-It-Yourself Packs are available at participating SM Markets and Walter Mart branches in Luzon and NCR. 

You can get marinated chicken cuts, spicy marinated chicken cuts, chicken nuggets and breaded chicken fillet from the participating branches below: 

SM Supermarket (NCR)
· Aura
· BF Parañaque
· Cherry Antipolo
· Cherry Shaw
· Cubao
· East Ortigas
· Fairview
· Maax
· Makati
· Manila
· Marikina
· Masinag
· Megamall A
· Megamall B
· North Edsa
· Novaliches
· Podium
· San Lazaro
· San Mateo
· Sangandaan
· Southmall
· San Jose Bulacan
· Sta.Mesa


SM Supermarket (North Luzon)
· Baguio
· Cabanatuan
· Cauayan
· Olongapo
· Olongapo 2
· Pampanga
· San Fernando
· Tarlac
· Telabastagan
· Urdaneta


SM Supermarket (South Luzon)
· Bacoor
· Batangas
· Calamba
· Dasmariñas
· Imus
· Legazpi
· Lipa
· Lucena
· Naga
· Rosario

SM Hypermarket (NCR)
· Adriatico
· Antipolo
· Azr
· Bicutan
· Cainta
· Cherry Congressional
· Cubao
· Deca Mall
· Eton
· Fairview
· Fti
· Jazz
· Las Piñas
· Lopez
· Makati
· Mall Of Asia
· Mandaluyong
· Monumento
· Muntinlupa
· North Edsa
· Novaliches
· Pasig
· Sucat
· Sun Residences
· Taytay
· The Village Square Alabang
· Valenzuela


SM Hypermarket (North Luzon)
· Baliwag
· Clark
· Dagupan
· Laoag
· Marilao
· Pampanga
· Pulilan
· Rosales
· Tuguegarao


SM Hypermarket (South Luzon)
· Batangas
· Daet
· Imus
· Lemery
· Marketmall
· Molino
· Naic
· Polangui
· Rosario
· Tagaytay

Savemore Market (NCR)
· Venue
· Acacia Est
· Amang Rodriguez
· Angono 2
· Angono1
· Anonas
· Araneta
· Ardi Cainta
· Baclaran
· Bagbaguin
· Banawe Q.C.
· Bankers
· Berkeley
· Binangonan
· Broadway
· Camarin
· Cartimar
· Cyberwest Qc
· Del Monte
· Festival Mall
· Francis Market
· Free Choice Mart
· Green
· Imall Antipolo
· Kanlaon Qc
· Laong Laan
· Light Residences
· M. Alvarez
· Marikina
· Marulas
· Md Fuente
· Mezza
· Morong
· Mplace
· Muntinlupa
· Muzon 1
· Muzon 2
· Nagtahan
· Nepa
· Nova Plaza
· Novaliches 1
· One Mall
· P. Tuazon
· Pasong Tamo
· Pedro Gil
· Pm Cainta
· Pm Deparo Caloocan
· Project 8
· San Andres
· San Isidro Montalban
· Savers
· Shoe Avenue
· Sta Ana Mnla
· Star J
· Tanay
· Tm Centerpoint
· Visayas
· Xrc Mambugan Antipolo
· Zabarte
· Zapote


Savemore Market (North Luzon)
· Alaminos
· Amigo
· Apalit
· Aparri
· Aringay
· Baliwag
· Bambang
· Bayombong
· Binalonan
· Cabagan
· Cabiao
· Calamaniugan
· Camiling
· Candon
· Cauayan
· Cedar
· Citywalk
· Cm Dau Pampanga
· Cm Sta Rosa
· Cm Tarlac
· Concepcion
· Dinalupihan
· Echague Isabela
· Gapan
· Gerona Tarlac
· Guagua Pampanga
· Guimba
· Iba
· Ilagan
· Ilagan2
· Ilagan3
· Jaen
· La Trinidad
· Laoag 1
· Laoag2
· Lingayen
· Macabebe
· Malhacan
· Malolos Bulacan
· Mega Center
· Paniqui Tarlac
· Paseo
· Plaridel
· Pm Aurora Isabela
· Pm Cordon Isabela
· Pozzorubio
· Roxas
· San Ildefonso
· San Jose
· San Nicolas
· Sanfernando Lu
· Santiago
· Santiago 2
· Solano
· Solano 2
· Sta Ana Pam
· Sta Maria
· Sta Maria Ilocos
· Subic
· Talavera
· Telabastagan (Snfp)
· Tuguegarao
· Tumauini


Savemore Market (South Luzon)
· Agora Lucena
· Amadeo
· Arcc
· Banlic
· Biñan
· Cabuyao
· Cm Imus
· Cm Tiaong
· Epza Gen Trias
· Garden Sta Rosa
· Gma Portal
· Kawit Cvte
· Lancaster Alapan
· Lb Centro
· Linx Bucandala
· Mendez
· Meridian
· Nasugbu
· Paliparan
· Pili Camsur
· Pm Noveleta
· Pm Rosario
· Pm Tayabas
· Salawag
· Salitran
· San Pedro
· Silverscreen
· Sorsogon
· Sorsogon 2
· Sta Cruz Laguna
· Tanauan Bat
· Xrc Batangas Terminal

WALTER MART
· Bicutan
· Cabanatuan
· Cabuyao
· Calamba
· Dasma
· Gen Trias
· Guiguinto
· Los Banos
· Makati
· Makiling
· Nasugbu
· North Edsa
· Plaridel
· San Fernando
· San Jose
· Sta Maria
· Sta Rosa Bel Air
· Sucat
· Tanauan
· Taytay
· Trece
· W Mall Pasay

** Please note that availability may vary per store and until supplies last. :) 

Bacolod, Cebu, Iloilo, CDO and selected SM Store branches in Luzon and NCR now have delivery service

Here's some good news! The SM Store now offers deliveries of selected essential items for customers based in selected areas nationwide.

To order, just contact your preferred SM store branch via Viber/SMS. Though I highly suggest that you contact them via Viber so that you can exchange photos (as reference) plus it's free of charge. :)

Contact numbers per branch are as follows: 

Visayas and Mindanao

Branch	Contact Number/s
Bacolod	0917 809 0782 0917 530 7946
Cagayan de Oro (Uptown)	0917 530 4710
CDO Downtown Premier	0917 841 4283
Cebu	0917 324 6869
Delgado	0917 552 5079
Iloilo	0917 809 0431

Update: SM Davao is also available - 09562106652

NCR

Branch	Contact Numbers
Cubao	0917 819 6565 0917 809 4627
Marikina	0917 809 4631 0917 823 9982
Novaliches	0917 809 4635 0995 294 2585
Taytay	0917 809 4628 0917 530 4257

North Luzon

Branch	Contact Number/s
Cabanatuan	0917 580 9776
Cauayan	0917 861 5396 0975 312 3099
Clark	0917 192 1271 0917 809 0615
Marilao	0917 552 5842
Olongapo Central	0917 623 4275
Pampanga	0929 350 1680 0917 513 5591
Rosales	0917 557 8487
Urdaneta	0918 483 4632

South Luzon

Branch	Contact Number/s
Bacoor	0917 868 5817
Batangas	0917 880 2474
Dasmariñas	0917 809 0584 0917 843 9482
Legazpi	0917 838 4751
Lipa	0917 868 4173
Lucena	0917 305 0049
Molino	0917 673 4054
Naga	0917 552 5217
Rosario	0917 809 0185 0917 530 4106
San Pablo	0917 557 8078
Santa Rosa	0917 868 4079
Trece Martires	0917 818 0929

Upon ordering, send the complete details of your order. Don't forget to include your full name, mobile number, preferred delivery date, and preferred payment option. You can do this anytime and even after store hours. Just leave a message. 

After submission, wait for a branch representative to contact you for order confirmation, payment, and delivery details. In my case, I left a message around 11PM and got a reply the next day. 

4 Things You'll Love About the SM Store Delivery Service this Quarantine Period:

1. There is no minimum order.

2. Delivery is FREE. (Not applicable anymore) 

Update: The SM Store will charge a flat rate delivery fee of P100 starting May 1, 2020.

3. COD, credit and debit card payment upon delivery is available. Online bank transfers available too for Metro Manila stores 

4. SMAC members and other loyalty programs can still earn points. 

You may check this link for full details.

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Project Ugnayan beneficiaries reach over 7.6 million people in Greater Metro Manila poor communities

Project Ugnayan, the fund-raising initiative led by top business groups in cooperation with the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF), reached over 7.6 million people in the vulnerable communities of Greater Metro Manila.

“As we close, we wish to reiterate our wholehearted thanks to all our generous donors for making this project possible. By coming together in a Bayanihan spirit so quickly, we were able to create a program of this scale and importance. This unprecedented assembly of so many of the country’s corporations and business families coming to the assistance of the most vulnerable in our society illustrates and speaks of the heart and generosity of the business community."

Our special thanks go to the 10 bishops of the dioceses in Metro Manila, Rizal, Bulacan, Cavite, and Laguna, as well as to Caritas Manila under the leadership of Father Anton Pascual, and the network of parish priests, volunteers, and barangay captains who distributed the gift certificates door-to-door in the lowest-income communities of Greater Metro Manila. We appreciate the swiftness and efficiency of their work under very difficult conditions and over very long hours each day,” said Project Ugnayan Lead, Fernando Zobel de Ayala.

"We are grateful for this opportunity to be part of this business community effort to help people in a time of crisis. This is a movement we should nurture as we prepare to let people return to work and to re-start our economy in the post-quarantine period,” said PDRF Co-Chairman Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala.

“The unity in diversity demonstrated by Project Ugnayan reveals the private sector’s serious commitment to help our country recover from the lost economic momentum because of the pandemic. We are proud to be part of this extraordinary collaboration of industries which will prove most valuable in getting the economy back on track,” PDRF Co-Chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan said.

According to Father Anton CT Pascual, Executive Director of Caritas Manila, the initiative earned praises from Archdiocese of Manila Apostolic Administrator Bishop Broderick Pabillo, San Pablo Bishop Buenaventura Famadico and other Prelates of the Suffragan Dioceses of Manila. The Prelates thanked the businessmen and private organizations who collectively help to make Project Ugnayan possible.

“The true spirit of Easter is about hope and has special significance in these difficult times. We thank all the generous benefactors of Project Ugnayan for this opportunity to fulfill a great mission of compassion for our vulnerable brothers and sisters. Your gifts have warmed their hearts and uplifted their spirits,” Father Pascual said.

Caritas Manila’s Project Damayan, the project’s main distributor of emergency cash through P1,000

supermarket gift certificates has so far reached 1,070,854 families or 5,354,270 people. It is on target to deliver gift certificates to 1,366,495 families or 6,832,475 people by Wednesday, April 15 (the original end-date of the Enhanced Community Quarantine).

ABS-CBN’s Pantawid ng Pagibig has reached 238,854 families or 1,194,270 people through food

packs delivered through Local Government Units. They will reach a total of 631,921 families or

3,151,605 people by the end of their program. 

ADB and the Government’s Bayan, Bayanihan has delivered food packages to 13,370 families or 66,850 people through the Philippine Army and DSWD. ADB has provided funding to reach 80,000 families or a total of 400,000 people. 

Jollibee’s FoodAID program delivers ready-to-cook chicken to low-income families from its commissary through a network composed of Don Bosco, Caritas Manila, and the Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Pamilya ng Pantawid (SNPP). So far, they have delivered to 199,491 families or 977,455 people. They are targeting to reach 500,000 families or 2,500,000 people by end-April.

“In sum, Project Ugnayan and its Partners have reached 1,522,569 families or 7,612,845 people in just over three weeks. This number will rise as all deliveries have already been programmed by the partners,” said Fernando Zobel de Ayala.

The donors of Project Ugnayan are (in alphabetical order): Aboitiz Group, ABSCBN/First Gen, Alaska Milk Corporation, Alliance Global Group & Megaworld, AY Foundation & RCBC, Ayala Corporation. Bench/Suyen Corp, Bonifacio West Devt Corp. Carmelray Group, Cathay Land, Inc, Cebuana Lhullier, Century Pacific, Coca Cola Philippines, Concepcion Industrial, Consuelo "Chito" Madrigal Foundation, Inc., Daiichi Properties, DMCI Group of Companies, Dowell Container and Packaging Corporation, Far Eastern University, First Life Financial Company, Focus Global, Inc., Global Food Group, Glorious Commercial Exports, Inc., Gokongwei Group of Companies/Robinsons Retail Holdings, ICTSI, JAKA Group 1, Jollibee, J.P. Morgan, Kawit Prime Holdings, Inc., Leonio Group, Mercury Drug Corporation, Metrobank, Mumuso Group, National Grid Corp of the Philippines, New World Hotel, Nutri-Asia, Oishi/Liwayway Marketing Group, One Meralco Foundation, Penshoppe, People R People, PepsiCo/PepsiCo Foundation, Philippine Racing Club, Inc, PLDT/Metro Pacific Investments Corporation, Puregold, Ramon S. Ang & Family, RRK/Lee Jeans, Shang Properties Inc, SM/BDO, Sta. Elena Construction, Sugar Junction Inc., Sunlife of Canada, Super Prime Holdings, Inc, Supreme Steel Pipe Corp, The Alpha Suites Inc., Unilab, and Wilcon Depot.

Novuhair Lauds Freeman Cebu 100 VIPs

A shining day highlighted some of Cebu's prominent personalities as The Freeman, Oldest Publication of Cebu honors the great influence these Cebuanos has imparted globally.

Novuhair, nature's answer to hair loss supported this momentous event and encourages everyone to embrace the VIP lifestyle by believing that you can make a difference.

A weeklong photo exhibit was unveiled at the Northwing of SM City Cebu. VIP Guests such as Cebu City Vice Mayor Mike Rama, Liloan  City Mayor Maria Frasco, Cebu 5th district Congressman Duke Frasco, Councilor and former PBA player Don Don Hontiveros among others marvelled with photos of their fellow Cebuanos.

Governor Gwendolyn Garcia headed the ribbon-cutting ceremony together with fellow VIP Cebuanos. Mr. Bob Segovia, Managing Director of ADP Pharma, Novuhair collaborated with the ceremony.

Novuhair will be conducting a series of hair & scalp analysis in Cebu to help you become aware of your scalp condition and how the product can aid hair loss.

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