Something, Somewhere

There is this Filipino food place that we tried, which I do love the concept that they use, that is, food as the symbol of Pinoy Revolution. This is called the KKK restaurant. The names of their food are all in tagalog, which you may find cute and rich in culture. While you are waiting for your food, you were served with  chicharon  matched with their delicious  sukang paombong. The waiters and waitresses are wearing Filipiniana costumes so it really gives you the vibe of being a Filipino during the revolution way back then. The categories of their food too was also very witty like unang sigaw (starters), piggy-tarian (pork dishes), maki baka, (beef specialties), Mga titltian (relishes), sabaw (soup), Sa pula, sa puti (chicken specialties), ga yamang dagat at ilog (seafood) and more. Here are the food that we ordered. the kare-kare categoirized in Maki Baka (the bagoong was also good) baked tahong the fish is actually hito, I just forgott...

We just came from Lourdes Church, and we decided to go here and have our lunch since its near,  so we can also tick this off on our must-try list. Very famous as the restaurant of Jolina Magdangal's family, we decided to try this one out since we are just an hour and a half away from Tagaytay.   This place as I can say is really very homey, like what all the others are saying, a perfect type of restaurant if you are already in Tagaytay. No need for airconditoners, or electric fans (though they have one).  I read different reviews, and blogs before going here. Mostly all are negative that they do not like the service and the food. According to them, their waiting time usually takes an hour before their food arrives. So when me and the boyfriend went here, we did not expect that much already. When we arrived there, there were few customers, but one group is a bit big, so it looks like as if there are lots of people. With the perfect breeze in Tagaytay, this...