Notable Edibles #2 – Street Food (Bonifacio Street)
Street Food (Bonifacio Street)
Street food, it forms a huge part of the dining scene probably in every country and in every city in the world. In the City of Pines, these little snackables are mostly found near schools.
Walking along Mabini Street just recently, I noticed that the area where the stall of Aquino’s used to be had been fenced off. (Probably another “on this site will rise” a commercial building *sigh.)
(I hope Aquino’s wonderful store of tokeneng, mango halves that you “use” like a spoon for the shrimp paste and palamig/coolers just moved someplace nearby … if they did, UB people please give me a heads up about where I can find them . Thanks, guys! I really appreciate it. (“,))
Tokneneng in a cup. (“,)
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Tried and True, Veniz
Being a bit of a forgetful person, I always keep a camera in my itsybitsy bag. With it, I can turn any day into a Kodak moment and now, I’ve got archives of photos saved on the PC that I can look back on to remember.
Looking at all the folders of photos I’ve taken, I noticed one thing; when it comes to eating out, I keep coming back to Veniz. Whether it’s their café on the first floor or the grill on the third floor of the hotel, I’ve spent a lot of time with family and friends in these restaurants. It’s not far off considering; they’ve got the complete package of what I look for from places to eat at.
food (calamari, steak, Spanish omelet, salad, potato nuggets), drinks (four seasons, iced tea, pina colada, strawberry shake) and the view at Veniz
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 