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April 19th, 2013 01:54 PM #52
Re. Milas, parang carinderia yung set-up but they have a large and relatively clean dining space inside (sa front mukhang carinderia/ihawan). There's no ambiance but It's clean enough that people bring their families there to eat. Even my Alabanger friends/officemates take their sosy wives to eat there.
We usually order the sisig, tokwa't baboy or pork steak. Have not tried anything else.
Sayang naman yung C! kung nag deteriorate. Chef Chris set-up shop in the Paco, Manila area but i have not gotten any info yet on how it is. C! also has a branch at North Walk in San Fernando. Sa Brettos naman, they don't take credit card so you should have cash on you. But i like their sandwhiches.
Subukan ko si Kokoburi next time. Yung Nepo Mart Complex has some new restos also; so far i've only tried yung breakfast sa Gasthof and it was okay, good bang for the budget with bottomless coffee.
I still have your numberTimbre ka namin pag nagawi kasama si Renz or si Otep...
I was with Otep last weekend and we met Aldrich at Jemson's shop. He said that people from Tarlac used to do the trip to Angeles (Marquee Mall) just to buy Dakasi (ngayon may branch na daw sa SM Tarlac). :D
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April 20th, 2013 04:12 PM #53
Bro I think next time I'll go with you to discover those wonderful places.
My friends who would bring me there are so fond of those "some kind of wonderful"places....
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April 22nd, 2013 09:49 AM #54
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April 22nd, 2013 11:32 AM #55milas = chicharon bulaklak , fried sisig , pork steak , paco salad , tokwat baboy ,
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April 22nd, 2013 02:51 PM #56
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