Red Platter Chef
Recommends 
The Bicol
Cordon Blue 
Red Platter is
one of the restaurants at 
the Naga
 City’s famous Magsaysay Strip 
that we never get tired 
of coming  back, 
…as they serve delicious array of local
and international dishes at affordable 
price and comfortable homey ambiance.
We had a rare chance to see a vacant 
parking space in front of the restaurant
on a Saturday night so we were lucky 
We started our dinner with their popular 
Sinigang na Salmon
Belly. I personally
never like any type of sinigang as I hate 
anything that tastes sour like green mangoes
to tamarind which the main ingredient 
of any of the popular Pinoy sinigang.
Unfortunately for me, this is one of  my 
family’s favorite dishes so I had  just to bear
and grin  while they
swearing  how delicious 
and tasty the Sinigang na Salmon Belly was.
My all time favorite dish in Red Platter 
is the Sizzling
Seafood Combo. It is
a wonderful buffet of various fresh stir fried 
fish nuggets, clams, squid rings, shrimps and
veggies served hot and sizzling with goodness. 
The classic Red
Platter Chicken is a must try.
It was coated with tasty breading and was 
fried to crispy perfection but still very juicy.
Bicol’s Best Platter
is a must for anyone dining 
in Red Platter especially for tourists visiting the
Naga
 City as it contains two
of Bicol’s famous 
and iconic dishes; Pinagat
and Bicol Express.
Although we already had Pinagat on 
the table, I still decided to order their
new fusion dish, the Bicol
Cordon Bleu. 
 While most traditional cordon blue uses cheese filling, 
 the Red Platter version
makes  use of Pinangat wrapped
with pounded thin
breaded meat and fried perfectly.
The combination was unexpectedly delicious. 
It was a perfect match like it was made in heaven.
We ended our dinner with their delicious sweet treats.
 We never get tired of dining at Red Platter
as their extensive menu is varied and they  
always have something new to offer.
Read here for related posts;
Red Platter Home Grown Cuisine, Homey Ambiance
Red Platter; Bicol Cuisine in an Old English Setting
 



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