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BLESS LAS PAELLAS OPENS ITS FIRST SM BRANCH IN METRO
By Noli A. Berioso
Fastest growing chain of restaurants in the Philippiness Bless Amare Group inaugurated its first SM branch of Bless Las Paellas in Metro Manila. Because of numerous requests from their growing and loyal customers, business partners Jessie Maloles and Nelson Mendoza decided to have their 8th branch of the famous Spanish inspired resto at SM North Edsa in Quezon City.
People in Northern part of Quezon City can now enjoy the sumptuous dishes that Bless Las Paellas is serving to Spanish cuisine lovers that made them famous in just a short period of time. To usher the opening, a mass officiated by Bishop Bacani was held followed by the traditional ribbon cutting. There was a special short program hosted by Ryan Tercero and former Ms. Philippines Earth Angelie Delos Reyes. Malaysian sultry singer rendered songs to the delight of the guests.
Bless Las Paellas became words of mouth because of their signature dish, the paella (Valenciana, Marinera and Negra or Tinta). The restaurant is also offering other dishes ranging from pasta, sea foods, sandwiches and many others at very affordable prices usually tag below P500 and comes in generous servings good for sharing.
Maloles and Mendozas have a long term vision for their chain of restaurants here in the Philippines. They were also involved in different civic and charity works for the less fortunate people. Aside from the latest branch, Bless Las Paellas is already serving good foods and services to their satisfied customers in Paranaque, Greenhills, Taguig, Vista Mall Sta. Rosa and in Davao City. As of today, Bless Las Paellas has a total of 8 branches throughout the country that provide jobs to unemployed.
Bless Amare Group of Companies is also operating other restaurants, the Japanese inspired Bless Okiniiri and Bless Amare Café.
