Date Night and Day: Yakimix - Sushi.Smokeless Grill.Restaurant

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Here is our date night series and tips in creating your own date night together. To start, let us review Tip No. 1 then move to other useful tips.

 TIP No. 1: Your date night can be one of your many firsts! Break the monotony of your life. Just try something new together. The keyword is 'new'. So on your next date, resist the urge of eating at the restaurant next door.

TIP No. 2: Set a specific day every week as your date night. This is a little hard for most couples and harder for those with children and are both working. At least, if couples have a specific day in a week for their 'bonding time', they can adjust their schedule and look for support (read: help in taking care of the kids, arrangement for baby sitters or nannies, exception to work overtime at the office!) in making every date night more feasible.

TIP No. 3: Can't be there for your date night?  Make it day (and night). Compensate lost time together. Remember when you were still in the boyfriend-girlfriend and steadily dating stage? We bet you were more than willing to spend more time with your very significant other. Wouldn't it be nice to feel the same way with your spouse at this stage of your married life?

TIP No. 4: Do something you both love and enjoy doing together. Think of something or anything you both enjoy and love. Then, do it! It does not matter if it means playing chess with each other or cooking together. For as long as you love and enjoy doing it together, go for it!

YAKIMIX @ PODIUM

 Since we both love eating, we decided to enjoy buffet at Yakimix for our date night and day (we have been so busy with work lately and decided to spend more time with each other prior to a scheduled hospital operation).


We tried Yakimix at Podium to start our date. Yakimix offers an all-you-can-eat buffet. The selection range from soup, rice, noodles, viands (vegetable, pork, fish, beef), dessert (chocolate, cakes, ice cream), raw seafood.


We enjoy grilling the raw seafood and eating our personal favorites: California Maki and kimchi. If you like shrimps and tempura, you will love Yakimix! Lunch Buffet starts at 11am - 2pm. We are not that sure on the dinner schedule. But we will try to check out the operating hours of the restaurant and post it next time!


Among the Yakimix branches, the ambiance at the podium branch stands out. We think the chandelier above the buffet area makes the difference! It adds elegance to the atmosphere. Although they accept walk-in clients, it is better to make reservations specially when dining in groups. Below are the prices last 2012:


In case your planning to try Yakimix, you may contact the following numbers taken from a facebook fanpage and check for updates on the prices, promo and opening/ closing of the lunch/ dinner buffet:

SM Mall of Asia
G/F Entertainment Mall
836.1535 to 37

Diosdado Macapagal Blvd.
BC25, Hobbies of Asia
387.8120

Tomas Morato
Quezon City
332.8073

Greenbelt 3
3/F, Makati City
998.8039 

Trinoma Mall
4/F, Quezon City
8611718

Podium
5/F, Ortigas Center, Pasig City
6340302

SM Masinag
Antipolo City
7814182

  
Irasshaimase!

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