Destination Chow: Pamana, Hawaiian BBQ and Tsokolateria
With Pinoy Hot Pot exiting the Barrio Fiesta building, Pamana, which is a restaurant that also serves a wide range of Filipino favorites takes the space over. Pamana operates in tandem with Hawaiian BBQ. (As soon as diners get settled at their table, they’re also handed this menu … just in case you change your mind about eating an all Filipino meal.)
We’re the only splash of color in the b&w dining area.
Update on an UPDATE: Green Pepper Gourmet Stop
Stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight, Green Pepper Gourmet Stop revealed itself to be a star among the restaurants at the Ketchup Food Community and also great food establishments around the City of Pines. Reinvention (not just one but two) seems to have paid off and glad I am to have returned.
The Green Pepper Scene
- Weather proof dining.
The new Green Pepper scene. As you can see, it’s more weather proof now. Wall paneling (Home Improvement like fencing. Let’s do the Tim “the Toolman” Taylor grunt!) on what used to be open sides where diners could get wet in rainy weather. The wall inside is prettier also. (Wah, reminds me of Batanes. Oh to return to where the hills are alive and rolling =D). Take a look at BEFORE.
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 