Baguio Dining A La Carte – Keeping Up with the Food Quest 3

Because I’m still not up to writing posts. Gosh, I feel really tapped out, but since I’m still up and … eating =b, I’d like to keep you, my foodie friends, up with the foodlists of places I’ve recently checked off the list.

1.) BeanLeaf Coffee and Tea

Replaced Koffeeline over at Megatower Residences. Oh, give their sausages a try, Race and I liked that schublig dish a lot. =)

2.) Chef Dudung’s Restaurant

While we missed some of the best sellers because we were there for an early dinner, X+1 still had a fine time with their pork chop (such a THICK slice, Race couldn’t get over how it’s almost like he got a slice of Chef Magnus Nilsson’s pork chop from the Spring episode of Mind of A Chef), crispy liempo, cheeseplosion burger and all those mojos. (“,)  Slow cooked pork belly weekend special, you’re ours come some weekend!

NOTE: You might want to give them a heads up if you’re planning to dine here as dishes are made to order. That Louisiana style chicken is proving to be pretty elusive; at dinner yesterday, it was sold out and lunch today, it’ll be available at dinner. *hihi We’ll get you one of these days.

3.) Jade Noodle House

In the old space of BamBenny that became L’Ami Frenchy. Now, a noodle house.

4.) Kebab Konner

Taking the place of Cuore Buffet.  This, a great eating spot for us, too. Aloo chana chaat, rogan josh, hummus … yum!

5.) Ole Korean Restaurant

A restaurant that’s been nearby (or is it in?) Cozy Nook (building) all this time that we just got to check out recently.

6.) Tanapew Restaurant

Completing the cluster of healthy good eatables providers at Lower General Luna Road (in the same building as Hook’d Up and beside where a branch of Health 100 is).

Lastly, not a menu but a snapshot of the grub we had at an eatery. Up for some carinderia eats, guys? Tangay Tangay Restaurant is one fabulous spot for it. I can’t believe how long this resto’s name has been pink on our list  until recently. ^^,

Chicharon bulaklak (a great replacement for our Chic-Boy fave), ar-arusip and pork chop. (“,)

Feel free to leave a comment below if you don’t know where these restos are located. Also, as out of whack as I’ve been, I’ll always update the Baguio restaurant list as well as will keep on posting photos of scrumptious dishes I’ve recently taken a bite out of on the blog’s Facebook page so do take a look-see (drool … and be tempted? *heeharhar) from time to time. All rightie then, till I return with an actual blogpost, happy Baguio food adventures. =D