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If you’re always scrolling for the next trendy food spot, this one’s for you. World Kitchens just opened at Gateway Mall 2 in Araneta City, and it’s basically a foodie’s dream come true. Imagine traveling the world without leaving Quezon City—Japanese sushi, Italian pasta, Indian curry, and more, all in one place. Sounds like the perfect food crawl, right?
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World Kitchens is the brainchild of Singaporean food entrepreneur Andrew Tan Hock Lai, a legend in the F&B world with over 60 food concepts under his belt. The place is massive—2,500 square meters of pure food heaven, featuring 15 show kitchens that each specialize in different cuisines. The best part? Real international chefs are behind the counters, making sure every dish is legit and full of flavor.
And it’s not just about the food—it’s about the whole experience. Each kitchen is like a live cooking show where you can watch chefs work their magic. Picture fresh pasta being rolled right in front of you or sushi being sliced with precision. Perfect for the ‘Gram and even better for your taste buds.
Image credit: Worlds Kitchens | official FB page
Here’s where it gets even cooler—World Kitchens is bringing AI into the mix. Instead of waving for a server, you can order and pay through AI-powered systems, making everything super smooth and hassle-free. No awkward waiting, no wrong orders—just good food, fast.
This tech-savvy setup is a game changer, especially if you’re the type who hates waiting in long lines or dealing with mix-ups. Plus, it gives you more time to focus on what’s really important—choosing what to eat next.
Image credit: Worlds Kitchens | official FB page
With over 700 seats, World Kitchens is built for every kind of foodie adventure. Whether you’re rolling deep with the barkada, out on a cute date, or just vibing solo, there’s space for you. And since they offer such a wide range of flavors, you can switch it up every time you visit—Korean barbecue today, Spanish paella tomorrow, and maybe some Middle Eastern kebabs next weekend.
The best part? The prices are reasonable, so you don’t have to break the bank to eat like a globetrotter.
Image credit: Worlds Kitchens | official FB page
When a place like this opens, you know it’s big when VIPs show up. The grand launch had personalities like House Speaker Martin Romualdez, Mar Roxas, and Korina Sanchez in attendance. But let’s be real—the real stars of the show are the food and the whole experience.
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So, if you’re always on the hunt for new places to try, this one’s a must-visit. Head to World Kitchens at Gateway Mall 2, gather your foodie crew, and get ready to go on a global food trip—no passport needed. Who’s in?
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