Last November 28, 2014, the finalists from the different SM Hypermarket branches compete for the Grand Finals of SM Hypermarket Best Pinoy Streetfood 2014. From the numerous contestants, only 10 made it to the finals which was held at the SM Hypermarket Cubao branch along EDSA.
The popular Chef Boy Logro of Kusina Master was one of the chef judges during the finals.
These are the finalists from different SM Hypermarket branches.
The 10 finalists are grouped into 5 pairs and was tasked to create a delicious meal of pancit. They were given an hour to shop and cook for about 100 pax. Only two groups will be selected from this elimination round who will vie for the grand finals. Goodluck guys!
They all had a blast shopping for ingredients inside SM Hypermarket Cubao. Each pair was assisted with Hypermarket staff so that getting the items off the shelves will be easier and faster.
At the counter, they're suppose to stay within their P1,000 budget.
And the cooking frenzy begins ...
Aside from the chef judges, a group of culinary students and people from the audience (bloggers included) were tasked to have a bite (or two) of the pancit prepapred by the finalists. Each plate is color-coded. Afterwards, all the judges lined up on stage to drop their tokens on which pancit is the best for them.
So who are the lucky ones who will vie for the title of "Best Pinoy Streetfood Chef?" Stay tuned.
The popular Chef Boy Logro of Kusina Master was one of the chef judges during the finals.
These are the finalists from different SM Hypermarket branches.
The 10 finalists are grouped into 5 pairs and was tasked to create a delicious meal of pancit. They were given an hour to shop and cook for about 100 pax. Only two groups will be selected from this elimination round who will vie for the grand finals. Goodluck guys!
They all had a blast shopping for ingredients inside SM Hypermarket Cubao. Each pair was assisted with Hypermarket staff so that getting the items off the shelves will be easier and faster.
At the counter, they're suppose to stay within their P1,000 budget.
And the cooking frenzy begins ...
Aside from the chef judges, a group of culinary students and people from the audience (bloggers included) were tasked to have a bite (or two) of the pancit prepapred by the finalists. Each plate is color-coded. Afterwards, all the judges lined up on stage to drop their tokens on which pancit is the best for them.
So who are the lucky ones who will vie for the title of "Best Pinoy Streetfood Chef?" Stay tuned.
Congratulations Jones Guevara...Grand Winner of Best Pinoy Street Food 2014!
ReplyDeleteAlso to SM Hypermarket for a successful event! Cheers!!!