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Childhood Dream

The Philippine Star
August 18, 2014 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - Antojos Restaurante which specializes in fusion cuisine was formally launched in San Juan with Mayor Guia Gomez as guest of honor. It is a dream come true for young chef Anton Amoncio who, as a kid, spent hours watching his grandmother cook. The idea to open a restaurant soon materialized with the young chef introducing his idea of mixture of Spanish, Italian & Filipino cuisine to Antojos clientele. Photo show San Juan Mayor Guia Gomez (center) with Lawrence Tan, restaurant consultant (left) and chef Anton Amoncio (right).

 

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