Catholic-themed restaurant in Manila

MANILA, Philippines - Elvira Go (front L) and Sister Evangeline Paras (front R), owner and chef, respectively, of Manila's Catholic-themed restaurant Ristorante delle Mitre, welcome guests, including Philippine bishops, during the restaurant's first anniversary celebration on July 11, 2011. The restaurant, said to be the only one of its kind in the Philippines and probably in the world, attracts diners from all walks of life, including non-Christians. (Kyodo)

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