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Palabok is the only Filipino thing we are eating on xmas
The days leading up to Christmas is all Filipino food.
The days leading up to Christmas is all Filipino food.
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I'm pretty sure this is missing someone in between or a little before 2015
Went to Andreas yesterday. Got me sinigang na baka, bistec, and some beef and mushroom.
I need to learn how to cook this at home. Can't go from Oakland to Vallejo when I want Filipino food.
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Congratulations BTW!
Gloria Diaz is still as gorgeous as ever. And her daughter looks just like her.
BTW, what are you guys cooking/eating for Christmas?
I'm in charge of all the cooking for my family's party this year, so I'm gonna make pancit, molo soup, leche flan cake, fruit salad, spaghetti, fried chicken, barbeque liempo, chop suey, and prime rib. Already ordered a caramel cake from Sunflower Bakery.
I agree with E everysingletime , half white & filipino is that winning recipe
Had no idea. Too bad I don't like Smashburger.Jollibee has full ownership of Smashburger. Depending on where you live, you may or not know what Smashburger is lol
Smashburger is not really on the same tier as Shake Shack and other chains, but to me it's kinda impressive that a filipino company is making moves like that in the US.
My brother went to Canada a few weeks ago and brought back some Jolly Spaghetti with Chicken Joy, and boy... it was all gone before dinner time
I got a 2 pc spicy chicken with 2 rice and a drink for $11 last week. **** was good though.
My only knock with Jollibee is it's expensive as hell for what you get. Can't even imagine paying Canadian prices for these things, no matter how good they are.
Filipino restaurants in general are extremely expensive especially considering the portion sizesMy only knock with Jollibee is it's expensive as hell for what you get. Can't even imagine paying Canadian prices for these things, no matter how good they are.
Jollibee has full ownership of Smashburger. Depending on where you live, you may or not know what Smashburger is lol
Smashburger is not really on the same tier as Shake Shack and other chains, but to me it's kinda impressive that a filipino company is making moves like that in the US.