Come join The Adobros this winter for a Filipino feast and to spread some holiday cheer and goodwill.
We are lucky in that we are able to all come together in the company of friends, and keep ourselves warm and cheery through the winter months. However, there are others who, because of natural disasters or events out of their control, find themselves in need of help and shelter.
That’s why we are more than pleased to be announcing that this pop-up in partnership with Maida Hill Place will be in support of Shelterbox and the amazing work they do to provide emergency supplies and shelter to people in disaster zones all over the world.
By supporting the Shine for Shelterbox campaign this winter, we hope that through our community we can provide a little warmth, comfort and light to people all around the world – including in the Philippines, where recent typhoons have left thousands homeless.
So please do join us for a Filipino feast in November, and help us help others.
Ticket price includes a £10 donation, but further donations on the evening are very much welcomed.
Ticket Price: £35 per person, not BYOB
Link to booking page: www.grubclub.com/the-adobros
Menu
Starter
Bistek Tagalog
28 day-aged grass-fed onglet steak marinated as the Tagalogs do it, in soy sauce, onions, calamansi – and pineapple juice, our little twist. Served in a lettuce leaf wrap and a ginger-spring onion sauce
Main Course
Lechon Porchetta
Cebu-style pork belly porchetta: juicy and tender meat rolled with lemongrass and secret herbs and spices, cooked for 36 hours and then deep-fried until crispy Jasmine Rice
Palate Cleanser
Calamansi Slushie
Using the powers of the Filipino lime to cleanse the palate
Dessert
Ube Cake
Packed full of ube (purple yam – the highly-prized and colourful dessert ingredient of Filipinos), pineapples and cashews and topped with a cream cheese icing
Sheterbox
“The Shine for ShelterBox campaign is a great fundraising idea that’s asking people to get together to host a candlelit supper or feast to raise money that will bring emergency shelter, tools and light to those families devastated by disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes and volcanoes. Its such as simple and lovely way to support a charity who are truly bringing light and hope to families when they need it most.” Dan Doherty, Duck and Waffle
