P360 instead of P720 for a box of Gourmet Pao (6 Flavors: Tuna Dekada, Manuquini, Dancing Queen, Sosy-sig, Longga Ka Day, Ciao Bella)

During the Spanish-Filipino war, secret supporters of the Katipunan would hide explosives in dough balls and would use them as crude hand grenades or malleable TNT. Have a taste of modern warfare with today's Sweet Deal: P360 instead of P720 for a box of Gourmet Pao (6 Flavors: Tuna Dekada, Manuquini, Dancing Queen, Sosy-sig, Longga Ka Day, Ciao Bella).

Gourmet Pao proves presents a new and unique way to enjoy the usual Chinese delicacy. Boasting a delightful gamut of must-try flavors, these gourmet oriental treats are made and served hot and fresh daily. Sweet Deal holders can take home a box with 6 delectable siopaos that are thrice size of the usual ones served in regular Chinese fastfood chains. Customers may choose to have their delicious treats enveloped in a soft, steamed regular white dough or wheat bun in grande size.  Choose between fillings such as Tuna Dekada (tuna, slightly spicy, capers, olive oil, egg, and cheese), Manuquini (chicken, egg), Dancing Queen (cheese, ham, egg, and bacon), Sosy-sig (pork sisig and egg), Longga Ka Day (longganisa and egg), or Ciao Bella (tuna, black and green olives, capers, onions, garlic, olive oil, tomato sauce, and basil - puttanesca in a bun). Their other flavors include: Bob's Queso (bacon and cheese), Seven Treasures (Chorizo de Bilbao, pork, chicken, bacon, cheese, egg and Bologna), Chucho  (cheese, ham and chorizo), Sea-Sig (Bangus sisig and egg), Maxi-Moo (corned beef and egg), on their Pesto-Veggie (pesto with grilled egg, red pepper, zuchinni, garlic and eggplant).

The quirky business is run by model, jelly-ace peddler, and current mom, Mika Lagdameo-Martinez, along with her husband, Chucho Martinez, and his sisters. Their branches can be found in Alabang Town Center, SM North EDSA, Mall of Asia, Floating Island, Makati Med and BF Homes. On the weekends, they can also be located in Rockwell on weekends. Forget the days of confusion caused by the ancient red dot on the white dough or the lack thereof. Legitimize the dilemma of choosing a siopao through Gourmet Pao’s plethora of delicious and innovative flavors.

Groupons may be redeemed at the following branches:

SM Mall of Asia
Bay City, Pasay City

Floating Island
Makati Medical Center 

Rockwell (during weekends)

REVIEWS

I realized that it's best eaten fresh from the steamer. The wheat dough is soft and the filling still hot. It's not "grainy" too like other wheat-based bread products.