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Day Brunch and Wine B REAKFAST ALL DAY Champorado, 61% Dark French Chocolate Couverture, Carabao’s Milk (Add Fried Danggit +22 0) (Crispy Bagnet+160) 240/440 French Omelet, Homemade Ham, Gruyere, Fresh Herbs, Side Salad 380 Granola And Yogurt, Rizal Dairy Farms Yogurt, Fresh Fruits, Honey 390 Chia Seed Pudding, Almond Milk, Coconut Milk, Fresh Fruits, Honey, Almonds 420 Soup, Salad, Sandwich Brioche French Toast, Vermont Maple Syrup (Add Bacon +120) 420 With Half Sandwich 520 Ube Pancakes, Fresh Mangoes And Strawberry Sauce (Please Allow 20 Minutes) 460 With Whole Sandwich 670 Mushroom Toast, Homemade Ham, Mushrooms, Spinach, Béarnaise, Scrambled Eggs 495 Choose One Each From Below Soup Salmon And Eggs On Toast, Multigrain Toast, Scrambled Eggs, House Cured Salmon, Béarnaise 520 Tomato Soup 295 Little Flour Breakfast, Bacon Steak, Eggs, Crispy Potatoes, Baguette 545 Sour Cream, Parmesan APPETIZERS Clam Chowder 330 Gambas, Homemade Longganisa, Garlic 695 Clams, Potato, Bacon Organic Chicken Wings, Agro Dolce, Fried Pickled Chilies, Fresh Herbs, Garlic, Peanuts 550 Salad Bagnet Chips, House Vinegar 160 Arugula Caesar Salad 395 Fried Danggit, House Vinegar 220 Arugula, Tomatoes, Parmesan Cheese, Spicy Caesar Dressing Little Flour Sisig, Crispy Pork, Onions, Chilies, Chicken Skin, Egg Yolk 420 Green Salad 380 LUNCH Mango, Candied Walnuts, Goat’s Cheese Little Flour Burger, 125g All Beef Patty, Grilled Onions, Pain De Mie, American Cheese, French Fries 400 Arugula Salad 380 Lasagna Bolognese, Ground Beef, Italian Pork Sausage, Tomato, Mozzarella 495 Lemon Olive Oil, Parmesan, Pistachio, Fuji Apple Chicken Avocado Sandwich, Roast Chicken, Avocado Aioli, Tomato, Arugula, Multigrain Bread, Guacamole 520 Sandwich Chicken And Biscuit (Please Allow 20 Mins.), Bacon Grav\ y, Honey 730 Croque Madame 495 RICE BOWLS Country Ham, Gruyere, Bechamel Sauce, Fried Egg Arroz Caldo, Chicken Breast, Soft Boiled Egg, Chicharon, Garlic Chips, Chili Oil 390 Chorizo Grilled Cheese 460 Veggie Rice Bowl, Eggplant ‘Torta’, Roasted Mushrooms, Squash, Green Beans, Fried Egg 390 Pamplona Chorizo, Gruyere, Emmenthal Sarsiadong Isda, Fried Danggit, Scrambled Eggs, Onion, Tomato, Garlic Fried Rice 390 Tuna Melt 460 Bicol Express, Crispy Pork Belly, Long Beans, Eggplant, Garlic Fried Rice 420 Olive Oil Poached Tuna, Multigrain Bread, Cheddar Cheese Sisig Rice Bowl, Crispy Pork, Onions, Chilies, Fried Egg 430 HOMEMADE FRENCH FRIES 180 Filipino Breakfast, Homemade Longganisa, Garlic Fried Rice, Eggs, Pan De Sal, Coconut Jam 470 Binagoongan, Bagnet, Sigarilyas, Eggplant, Garlic Fried Rice 495 Ginataang Sugpo, Kalabasa Puree,Local Green Beans, and Bagoong Fried Rice 495 Bread And Butter Beef Tapa, Garlic Fried Rice, Atchara, Fried Egg 495 Garlic / Bacon / Honey – Brown Butter 85 Pork Adobo Fried Rice, braised pork belly, Fried Egg, Pickled Chilies 560 Homemade Biscuit with jam 180 Kimchi Fried Rice, Beef Brisket, Fried Egg, Sesame 620 PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR SERVER OF ANY ALLERGIES G/FL World Plaza Building 4th ave / 31st st. Bonifacio Global City Taguig wifi password: 027777383 Prices are VAT inclusive and service charge will apply COCKTAILS Desserts MILKSHAKES APEROL SPRITZ 420 BIBINGKA CHEESECAKE 295 MELON MILKSHAKE 195 O RANGE MIMOSA 420 RILLED NSAIMADA STRAWBERRY ROSSINI 420 G E 95 UBE MILKSHAKE 195 HOMEMADE JAM (+40) BASIL AND LEMON SPRITZ 420 AVOCADO MILKSHAKE 195 CASSAVA CAKE HOMEMADE COCONUT JAM 160 SANGRIA 420 FRESH JUICES MAJA BLANCA PANDAN SAUCE 190 CALAMANSI MOJITO 420 LECHE FLAN 150 FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE 280 BEE’S KNEES 420 MANGO PAVLOVA 235 GREEN JUICE 280 CAIPHIRINHA 420 ENSAIMADA BREAD PUDDING CHEESE SAUCE 260 GOLDEN JUICE 280 NEGRONI* 420 CALAMANSI CREAM PIE 175 RED JUICE 280 WHITE WINE BANANA CREAM PIE 175 SMOOTHIES 2018 JACK ESTATE CHARDONNAY 240 │ 900 YOUNG COCONUT PIE 225 GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE 280 USTRALIA EGG PIE NUTS 180 A BLUE DREAM 280 CARROT CAKE 195 2017 COLOMBELLE COLOMBARD, UGNI BLANC 320 │1200 COCONUT PINEAPPLE SMOOTHIE 280 LITTLE FLOUR CHOCOLATE CAKE 200 FRANCE CHIA BANANA SMOOTHIE 280 UBE CAKE 255 2016 SOCIAL CLUB SAUVIGNON, CHENIN 330 │1600 KALE SMOOTHIE 280 FRANCE COLD DRINKS 2017 RUPPERTSBERGER RIESLING 350 │1600 HOUSEMADE ALMOND MILK, TURMERIC JUICE 250 GERMANY COFFEE AND HOT DRINKS AGUA FRESCA, CUCUMBER, LIME, MINT 170 RED WINE BREWED COFFEE 130/190 ICED CUBANO, ESPRESSO, CINNAMON 170 2018 JACK ESTATE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 240 │ 900 ESPRESSO 110/210 SOUTH EASTERN AUSTRALIA GREEN TEA MOJITO 170 LATTE 140/205 2017 FINCA DE LOS ANDES MALBEC, MERLOT 330 │1600 WATERMELON ICED TEA 195 CAPPUCCINO 140/205 ARGENTINA CRIMSON BERRY ICED TEA 170 VIETNAMESE LATTE 145/210 ROSE WINE COLD BREW COFFEE / TEA 190 CAFÉ MOCHA 160/230 2017 COLOMBELLE COLOMBARD, UGNI BLANC 280 │1200 VANILLA ALMOND LATTE 290 HOMEMADE SODAS FRANCE PISTACHIO AU LAIT 240 CALAMANSI SODA 180 2016 SOCIAL CLUB MALBEC, SYRAH 330 │1600 OT HOCOLATE (WITH PEANUT BUTTER H C ) 190 TURMERIC GINGER ALE 180 FRANCE HONG KONG MILK TEA 190 STRAWBERRY AND LEMON 180 BEERS HOT TEA SAN MIGUEL 120 HAPPY HOUR MONDAY - SATURDAY 5PM-10PM FRESH GINGER AND TURMERIC TEA 170 HEINEKEN 180 2 COCKTAILS FOR 700 / BUY 1 BEER GET 2ND 50% OFF MOROCCAN MINT TEA 170 HOEGAARDEN 240 EARL GRAY 170 STELLA ARTOIS 240 JOE’S BREW FISH RIDER 280 CHAMOMILE 170 .
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