WALK THAT WALK: Japanese standards at KEIZO

So, I just got back from Davao last night and cho decided to hit Keizo at Burgos Circle, The Fort. Well if you're familiar with Burgos Circle nowadays, it's very crowded. (Unlike before when it wasn't crowded at all). So much for having Distillery as the only "drinking place" there before. We had dinner at Melo's. Then I really wanted to drink a little. Take note, just a little. LOL So we were actually looking for a quiet bar/pub place. Rue and Izumi were totally out of our options cause it's just too crowded there. So there we were walking along Burgos Circle, about to give up. Then we saw...

The place was deserted. Well not really, there was a woman eating by herself. (Predictable). Their staff was so accommodating. They even did the "bowing" to us. Twas so cute. Haha! Then we ordered their Sake and California Maki.

Sake bored me to death! And honestly, I'd rather go for the more "strong" ones. Vodka perhaps? Well, it was okay. We weren't really planning on getting drunk anyway. The maki was really really REALLY good. I have no idea why though. We also saw the chef and the owner of Keizo. Both of them were Japanese. Maybe that's why their maki tasted so authentic. 

So when we got home, some of my other friends came over. We were having our "cheap thrill night". We were drinking GSM blue mixed with apple ice tea. Then of course, we all went to Privé after one bottle. Typical us.

Keizo- Burgos Circle,

Fort Bonifacio Global Cily

(02) 403-3839