You are currently viewing Filipino Dining With A Twist At Sentro 1771

Filipino Dining With A Twist At Sentro 1771

Capitol Commons Restaurants

Because he totally forgot that our little girl already goes to school, Daddy A took a 3-day leave from work hoping we can get away by Wednesday for my birthday getaway. But, since The Princess is already going to school and my birthday week happens to be her Student-Teacher Encounter Week, we had to move my birthday getaway to Friday. Hence, he was left with nothing to do for two days.

Instead of just staring at the walls in our house, Daddy A decided that we finish up on some items in our wait list of to-do’s. At the top of our list is a visit to the main office of the land developer of our soon-to-be home to get our Contract To Sell as well as Title with Description plus a visit to PAGIBIG to inquire about their housing loan.

Surprisingly, we were able to do all these by noon. Since we’ve got nothing else to do, we agreed to try out a restaurant in Capitol Commons since we’ve been hearing a lot of good things about this place.

We were craving for some good ‘ol Filipino food with a heap of rice so we found ourselves waiting for a table at Sentro 1771. I like Filipino food traditionally cooked so I was a bit hesitant when I saw their tagline, Modern Filipino Cuisine. I would have looked for a familiar restaurant that serves Filipino food, but due to hunger, I decided to try the restaurant out…and I’m glad we went for it because the food is SO good.

Fresh Smoked Fish Spring Rolls

For our starter, we ordered a platter of Fresh Smoked Fish Spring Rolls. These are spring rolls stuffed with tinapang bangus, salted egg, tomatoes, onions, and mustasa. Dip it in their vinegar mixture and you’ll soon find yourself in heaven.

Rated GG

Galunggong (or GG) makes my mouth itchy, but I love it anyway. So we ordered their recommended Rated GG, which is galunggong fillet fried in garlic oil and topped with roasted garlic bits.

Boneless Chicken BBQ

And since chicken barbeque is a can’t miss when I go to Filipino restaurants, we also ordered Sentro 1771’s Boneless Chicken Barbecue.

Pair these scrumptious dishes with steaming white rice and you’ll surely satisfy your tummy’s cravings for Filipino food! We wanted to top our meal with a cup of Kapeng Barako each from Lipa, but we were so full already! Judging from our first dining experience here, I’m sure we’ll be back very soon to try out the other dishes…and leave some room for coffee as well. 😀

Sentro 1771 is located at Capitol Commons
Meralco Ave. cor. Shaw Boulevard, Kapitolyo, Pasig City
Reserve a table: (02) 941-8277

Other branches:

Sentro 1771 Greenbelt
2/F, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Makati
Tel: (02) 757-3941

Sentro 1771 Serendra
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Tel: (02) 856-0581

Kimberley Reyes

Kimberley Reyes is an Online Business Manager for entrepreneurs who are ready to get off the hamster wheel and step into their CEO shoes. On top of helping her clients get organized and scale their businesses, she is also happily busy raising her five kids with her firefighter husband.

This Post Has 19 Comments

  1. May De Jesus-Palacpac

    Belated happy birthday, Mommy Kim! Nakakatuwa naman si hubby, he really planned a 3-day getaway, haha. 🙂 When you’re homeschooling, you can take your homeschool with you to the getaway (or not! We always end up not doing any work when we go on vacations, haha)

  2. vyjae

    Sarap naman ng galungong, looks like Spanish sardines and i love spanish sardines to its last drop of spanish oil… hehe. I’ll remember to try this resto when we get to that area.

    1. Kimberley Reyes

      It’s galunggong fillets drizzled with toasted ginger and olive oil. Super yum!

  3. Monica

    I always hear about their corned beef sinigang. I bet it’s really good!

  4. Michelle Santos

    WOW! That made me hungry now. Love the Smoked Fish Spring Roll- there’s an element of mystery there. Will try this. -macysantos

  5. Maan Laxa

    Love love Filipino cuisine but my allergies probably won’t be able to handle half of what you ordered! Excited to see your new home 🙂

  6. Ayi

    I like their Sinigang na Corned Beef. Surprisingly good 🙂 It’s been a while since I last ate there. This post makes me want to Greenbelt tuloy :))

    1. Kimberley Reyes

      That’s their signature dish, right? I didn’t try it ’cause I love sinigang and I thought sinigang corned beef might be weird. I will give it a try though the next time we dine there. 🙂

  7. stephanie vergara

    OMG! Looks yummy! Nakakagutom, itsura pa lang. I hope they are not super mahal 🙂 I wanna try the GG. Hindi ko sya nakikita sa Gbelt pero I’ll definitely try it this month! ♥

    1. Kimberley Reyes

      Affordable naman. If I remember correctly, around PHP200-300 per dish. Each plate can feed 2-3, depending on your appetite. 😀

  8. Lorly

    Staying home with nothing planned is the best! Wishing to have more of these too

  9. Mylene Dela Cena

    That GG looks delish! Belated Happpy Birthday Kim! More power on your new venture, by the way:-)

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.