Balinese Restaurant in Greenhills
February 13th, 2007 by Stephanie Dychiu
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The pictures on this post are pixelated because I wasn’t on Shopcrazy-duty when I took them (had to make do with puny fone-camera). I accidentally bumped into Sarong Bali on Wilson Street while foraging for breakfast a couple of weeks ago. Faint from hunger due to an early morning call-time at a photo studio nearby, I was staggering toward McDo when ‘lo, a red-hot neon sign that said “Balinese Barbecue” blindsided me. The headwaiter waved me in, so I ended up having Spicy Prawns with Rice for breakfast instead of sausage McMuffin.
The pictures on this post are pixelated because I wasn’t on Shopcrazy-duty when I took them (had to make do with puny fone-camera). I accidentally bumped into Sarong Bali on Wilson Street while foraging for breakfast a couple of weeks ago. Faint from hunger due to an early morning call-time at a photo studio nearby, I was staggering toward McDo when ‘lo, a red-hot neon sign that said “Balinese Barbecue” blindsided me. The headwaiter waved me in, so I ended up having Spicy Prawns with Rice for breakfast instead of sausage McMuffin.
The latest addition to the growing number of art stores in Serendra is LUNA, a shop that specializes in “functional art”. They have jewelry handcrafted from beach glass, bracelets and necklaces made from herbs and spices, hand-stitched leather bags, stoneware pottery (raku), and miscellaneous woodcraft. 
