Salisbury Steak and Cakes at Red Ribbon

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My son's favorite Red Ribbon rice meal... Salisbury steak with mashed potato and corn and carrots. For this meal, you also get a glass of drink of your choice and a slice of their cake of the day.

Whenever I take my son on a dinner date, we always go to Red Ribbon. It turned out to be our date place because our grandmother told my son that he's not allowed to eat at famous children's fast food chains. Being a smart boy that he is, he said he will just eat at Red Ribbon since our grandmother did not mention it on the list of 'not allowed'.

Yummy Chocolate Fudge Cake that I got as a birthday gift from my office mates. Chocolate lovers will definitely enjoy this  sweet treat.

I am choosy when it comes to cakes. I don't like cakes with mocha or has the buttery taste. My favorite is their Mango Cake... because I like mangoes. Last Saturday (which is my birthday), I got Black Forest (thanks Allan) and Chocolate Marjolaine (thanks Leo)... divine!

If you want to sample their yummy confections, click here for the list of their branches.

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