The Crash Pad

Near the airport, on the first floor of the Grand Wing Casino, amid gleaming boutiques and grand hotels, this elegant restaurant is a plush retreat from the bustle of Manila. Dark wood, designer seating, modern art and a chic bar exude warmth and energy; the open kitchen hints at culinary precision. Service is swift and polished; highlights include a decadent Beef Wellington, the Seafood Tower and a wine and cocktail list that is as smart as the setting.

Located in Newport City, near the airport, Yamazato promises a tranquil Japanese dining experience in a decor of warm wood tones. Choose between the main space, sushi counter or private teppanyaki room – each with its own chef and requiring advance booking. Signature dishes include Kurobuta kakuni and tamago yaki. Often with a celebration theme, the lunchtime bento box offers variety. Charming kimono-clad staff enhance the sense of occasion.

Man Ho delivers authentic Cantonese cuisine in a grand, modern setting. At the helm in the kitchen, the Hong Kong chef crafts dishes such as char siu, braised abalone, Hong Kong-style crispy chicken and a rich double-boiled soup. Dim sum at lunch is a highlight. He also concocts some appetising original dishes incorporating premium Western ingredients, from caviar to truffles. You can book one of five private rooms if you prefer a more discreet dining experience.

CRU Steakhouse is a polished dining experience for those who take their beef seriously. With an experienced chef at the helm, this stylish modern restaurant impresses with moody tones, leather accents and a lively open kitchen. The chef commands the grill with precision, searing premium cuts such as the showstopping Omi Wagyu A5 striploin. Other highlights are oysters, foie gras and surf 'n' turf – delicious indulgence with theatrical flair.

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