I always wanted to give myself a day-off after weeks of stress-loaded review classes. For the past weeks of taking exams and lectures, I ended up craving for some sea views and little sea food dishes.
And then everything as I planned and imagined, went straight thru when a love one told me that there's a new beach restaurant nearby - the GG Blue Fins Restaurant.

A Korean-owned restaurant that is located at Hadsan Cove Resort in Agus, just a nearby town. I was surprised when I knew that it went viral online because of its new semi-floating dining area extending at sea water from the beach coastal area or where the main restaurant building is situated. We were in this resort before but we never get the chance to dine in and we have never seen its extension.

So, we pay a visit for the second time but this time, the goal is to enjoy the scenery with good palatable dishes.

The restaurant is partially on high ground specifically on top of a man-made cliff above the sea coastline. The place(the resort)is so neat when we arrive. Upon entering the GG Blue Fins, you will be seeing small cottages with dining tables that is part of their big dining area. I can say, it can accommodate more or less a 100 people in a night.

They also have a wide dining area inside the main hall. They provide good old music performed by a solo artist or band. We were happily welcomed by their employee and gave us the seat we wanted. We were on the side of the main building where we can see the surface of the sea and their dining extension. We are waiting for the night to break.

Knowing that the restaurant was owned by a Korean national, we were hoping to dine with Korean food on the table. But there's nothing. Yep, there's no any Korean food or delicacies on the menu. It was kinda disappointing. But even though they don't have those dishes to offer, Korean nationals were still their common customers. Looks like they really like Filipino food.

I know that you wanted to see their food but I chose not to take any picture on it. They are all typical Filipino food you can see in every filipino food-blog present in steemit. Nothing new. There was pizza selections, sisig which is one of the most favorite food of the filipino masses and some fiesta foods like lechon, pancit and etc.

I don't want to talk about the price of their food. It's the only restaurant present in that resort so competition is nowhere to be seen. They can and they will capitalize that opportunity.

Waiting for someone or something to happen will literally take us into realizations that time is moving so slow. So, we just eat and enjoy the moment until we noticed that the dusk disappears and night lights cover the entire restaurant including the dining extension which some of the netizens thought a more romantic place to dine with love ones. But pufffft, it wasn't!

But, I really like the glowing lights though.

Yes, we were here just for the lights and for some memories to keep. Because for us, every place is as romantic as those shining shimmering places you see all over as long as you had with you, your love ones. But too much of that. I took a lot of photos above and in the middle part of restaurant just to get the right exposure and composition of the glowing dining extension.

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All photos are taken using Huawei Nova 2i