Kublai Khan's Opens SM City Cebu Foodcourt Branch

If you are looking for a good place to eat at the SM City Cebu Foodcourt, you should check out the newly-opened branch of  Cebu's most popular Mongolian-themed restaurant Kublai Khan's.  Kublai Khan's is among my favorites when it comes to a quick and healthy hot meal that is guaranteed to give me a full stomach.  I am pretty much happy that they now have a branch at SM.



The one time fill at the SM food Court Branch is at 190 pesos only. Unlike in other branches, where you will be the one filling your own bowl, at this new branch all you have to do is just check all the ingredients that you want and tell the friendly crew about your special instructions. Your Mongolian meal will be ready in just a few minutes.

I always like having a Mongolian bowl because it is really a complete.  You have veggies, meat, and rice.  They also have delicious sauces that make every bowl a savory feast.  I normally order a warrior bowl at 95 pesos during "ting-bits" time. It is filling and it is really perfect for people who like to save up.  When I have extra money, I usually just add 75 pesos for a noodle soup bowl.

For people who love to create their own Mongolian bowl, they can order a check-a-bowl at 140 pesos. You can customize your bowl with your preferred meat, veggies, sauces, condiments, rice, and noodles.

Do you have a personal check-a-bowl recipe? Share it with us by commenting on this post.

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