Showing posts with label Parañaque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parañaque. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

King Crab House


My first visit to King Crab was sometime in November of last year and we filled up one of the round tables.  We just came from Duty Free and we were famished from walking around.  We ordered up a storm and sampled several different dishes.  Although I can no longer remember with absolute certainty the exact names of the dishes and how they faired, I recall immensely enjoying that meal.


What I distinctly remember though is the rich flavor of the sticky King Crab Rice in Pot which is best taken in small amounts since it can be overwhelming.

Monday, February 13, 2012

Chic-Boy

We assumed that the house specialties of Chic-Boy Chicken at Baboy would be chicken and pork dishes so we ordered one of each.


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Sinangag Express

I wish there were more accessible branches of Sinangag Express in our area.  We've been to the Better Living branch several times these past few months but it's too far from home or my parents house.      

Hands down our favorite is the Tapsilog (beef, fried rice and fried egg) which I can eat almost every day.  The shredded beef is full of flavor and tastes even better with vinegar.  I love the garlic rice too.


Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Le Delice Deli Shop and Restaurant

My sister in law and her family moved from their cozy condo unit to a more spacious house a few months ago.  Before they settled in, we drove down south to check out which things needed to be repaired, painted, cleaned etc.  After the inspection, our grumbling stomachs led us to their clubhouse where we stumbled upon Le Delice.  It's a mini convenience store, deli shop and restaurant rolled into one.  The owner of Santi's runs this place according to my brother in law.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Little Quiapo

The husband wanted to show us one of his lunch options whenever he is in the Bicutan area.  We cruised along Doña Soledad Avenue until we reached Little Quiapo which was right in front of Puregold.  The signage is barely noticeable though and parking can be a drag.  We were lucky that only a motorcycle was parked in front of the resto.   



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