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Friday, January 8, 2010

THE BEST BARBECUE IN TOWN

Sometimes we feel that the food in the house is like a routine. We don't feel like eating in the house. When we experience these kind of feeling, we often opt to dine out and taste new dishes that are good and tasty as well. You might be wondering why I am saying these things right now. It is because upon arriving in the house, I noticed that my appetite was extinct and I don't feel like eating in the house.

Food is plenty in the table but I am looking for something new to my taste buds. I decided not to order food in a take out counter. But instead to dine at a restaurant that offers the best barbecue in the city. When dining in a barbecue restaurant, it is imperative to say that you will be using your hands as your spoon and fork. What I like in a barbecue restaurant is that rice is unlimited and soup is overflowing.

For first time customers in a barbecue restaurant expect the following dishes in their menu: barbecue (pork, chicken, hito or catfish, liver, betamax or blood, chicken feet, chicken neck, intestines), kinilaw na bariles or malasuge, kilawin, chicharong bulaklak, sea food dishes and soups as well. Orders usually last for about 15 to 20 minutes before it will be served in your table. Prices for the foods that they offer are very affordable to all customers.

Many chefs really would question my actions in eating in a barbecue restaurant. but for me it is just one dining experience that I will not miss.

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