Lasang Pinoy Sundays | Week 18: School of Fish

Tuesday, 14 October 2008 | By Mike | Category: Featured Articles, General, Lasang Pinoy, Seafood

When Ces posted a note on my Facebook’s Fun Wall last night about this week’s La.Pi.S theme, I was suddenly reminded of two pending posts. So for my entry, I am using some photos that are intended to accompany those posts – hopefully to be up within next week.

First off are photos taken from my recent trip to the Maldives.

Ithaa Restaurant at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Above: The fourteen-seat Ithaa Restaurant at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island. Ithaa Restaurant prides itself as the world’s first and only aquarium-style undersea restaurant – built in the open sea waters. It affords diners stunning views of the surrounding reefs and of course, schools of fish!

At Ithaa, diners enjoy a culinary journey that is of a ‘contemporary Maldivian’ flavour. Above: Reef Fish with Grape, Almond and Saffron Reduction.

And . . .

Some photos from our most recent business trip to Hong Kong where, we had the opportunity to feast on the bounty of the seas at Lei Yue Mun, a small fishing village located on the Kowloon side of the narrow eastern entrance to Hong Kong Harbour.

Lei Yue Mun Seafood Market

Shell fish galore! A variety of fresh shell fish from different parts of the world! Note the giant bamboo clams (about 8 inches long) on the left, imported from the United Kingdom.

Bamboo Clams

The cooked bamboo clams in black bean, garlic, and chili sauce. To-die-for!




  • sherie ann
    ang taray!!super ganda ng resto na ito...and take note clear and beautiful shots ha...first time ko visit sa website mo...i never expected na ganon ka pala kagaling na my ET ka palang talent...lol....ooopppssss.....wholesome ako ngayon ha..maraming nakakabasa.......thumbs up ako !! super duper beautiful...
  • thanks, dang! ngayon lang ulit ako nakakapag review ng comments :-)
  • A trip to the Maldives! Lucky you!!! That restaurant looks so fab...as do those bamboo clams...yum!

    I have to find a way to keep myself updated on these Lasang Pinoy Sundays!
  • Love the 1st two photos!
    1st one.. of course, the place is fabulous. 2nd one... simple lang naman... kakagutom!
    YUM!
  • @ Alisa: Maraming salamat sa pagdaan . . . hope you come back again soon . . . :-)

    @ Oskie: Yes, Ithaa Restaurant is truly awesome . . . the tables are actually configured to seat two persons each . . . talagang for honeymooners . . . hehehe . . . kami lang yata ang table for four! :-)
  • Oskie
    When I saw the photo of 14-seat Ithaa resto, I was in awe. : )
  • Hi Mike,
    Ngayon lang ako napadaan sa website mo at aliw na aliw ako!
    I love the clean design, great pictures, and great writing style.
    You can expect me to come here often.

    Ang ganda naman ng restaurant na ito!
  • thanks, alisa! :-)
  • wow! wow! wow! spectacular dining scene! At ang shellfish, super lalaki!!! Sarap siguro nyan! Inggit naman ako!
  • Oh wow! I'd love to check this restaurant out. But wouldn't it be weird to be eating fish when you can see them swimming about from all sides of the resto?
  • rowena
    yah,i love the restaurant under the sea...very fantastic!!!!



    but not the only eating place under the sea.
    there is one of the best entertaiment in bahamas...at the atlantis the best....restaurant and ellegant entertainment at all .Reallly goood for the family..
  • ces
    woohoo! fish galore! that's a pretty interesting resto! ganda! everything looks yummy!
  • Hi Paul,

    Thanks for always visiting . . . :-) Ithaa in the Maldives was indeed an experience . . . Those bamboo clams were for me the highlight of that dinner at Lei Yue Mun . . .
  • PaulN
    Wow, finally, Mike! Great to see that you're back with posts! And what a great one this is! I can't wait to read about the Maldives post - that aquarium resto sure look fabulous! I'm green with envy just by looking at the photos :-)

    Never seen bamboo clams those big! Must have been really pricey :-) but they look yummy indeed! My mouth's watering now.
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