Feel good food at Recovery Food, SM Megamall

Whether you’re trudging in from a busy workday, or amping up for a hectic one, you need some comforting and nourishing food to rev you up.

Some tasty feel-good food would be just the thing, right?

Well, if you happen to be at the Eatogether Food Hall in SM Megamall, you can just head over to the Recovery Food stall.

Recovery Food is a casual dining concept that offers a variety of comfort foods which range from Asian-inspired hot noodle soups, home-style pressed sandwiches and to simple rice bowls.

During a recent meetup with my fellow foodies, we were able to sample first-hand Recovery Food’s signature dishes, which include:

Balbakwa (Php195). Extra tender beef skin in tomato-based broth, great for warming up our tummies!

Doc Sisig (Php155 for regular | Php235 for full recovery). Recovery Food’s house sisig – the Kapampangan dish made with various pig parts flavored with calamansi, onions and chilis – served with fried egg and garlic rice.

Tapa de Morning (Php185 for regular | Php265 for full recovery). Home-made tapa – tender slices of salt-cured beef – served with fried egg, garlic rice and ensalada, one of my personal breakfast faves.

Tomarrow Never Dies (Php235). RF’s newest offering: roasted bone marrow topped with garlic served on a sizzling plate along with beef bits and rice. Food for the fearless!

Champosandro (Php99). Recovery Food’s version of the champorado, a chocolate-rice based porridge served with milk and salted fish on the side. Whether for breakfast, a snack or as a dessert, it sure hits the spot.

So if you want some real good, feel-good food to power you up for all you need to accomplish, make a pitstop at Recovery Food!

This Recovery Food branch is located at Eatogether Food Hall, Second Floor SM Megamall Building A, Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City.

Other branches are located at:

• Ground Floor, Crossroads Building, 32nd Street Corner 8th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
• BGC Stopover Pavilion, Rizal Drive Corner 31st Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
• Molito Commercial Complex, Alabang, Muntinlupa City

Disclosure: I attended a food-tasting here together with fellow foodies. All food items mentioned here were served for us to sample the fare and elicit our honest feedback.

Check out my posts on other comfort food places in the metro:

• Almusal Cafe, Katipunan
• Denny’s, Trinoma
• Katherine’s Cafe, Ayala Vertis North
• Prologue, Tomas Morato
• Crema & Cream, Tomas Morato
• Peach Boy, Mandaluyong
• Cafe Mary Grace, Eastwood Mall

• Dean & DeLuca, Tomas Morato
• Celsius, Lamp Quarters
• Sourdough Cafe + Deli, Tomas Morato
• Prologue Neighborhood Kitchen, Tomas Morato
• Press by Fully Booked, Powerplant Mall
• Cafe Shibuya, Trinoma

• Cafe Shibuya, Glorietta
• The Fat Seed Cafe + Roastery, UP Town Center
• Chef Jessie, Rockwell Club
• ALTA by Relik, San Juan
• Santiago’s Cafe, Mandaluyong
• Over Easy, Marikina
• Hustle Cafe, Tomas Morato
• Sammy’s, Cainta
• Artesa Deli + Coffee, Kapitolyo
• Burrow Cafe, Antipolo
• Pookaberry Cafe, Tomas Morato
• Cafe Tribu, Victoria de Morato
• Cafe Tribu, Kamuning
• Cafe Tribu, Gloria Diaz
• Bluesmith Coffee & Kitchen, Greenbelt
• Little Owl Cafe, New Manila
• Starbucks, Tomas Morato
• Starbucks, SM East Ortigas
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Tomas Morato
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Venice Piazza
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, SM East Ortigas
• White Camp Coffee, Tomas Morato