Ok, so I got bothered because someone wanted to prove a dull point and told me that I seem to go only to fine dining restaurants; that I dare not eat in (shockers!) Zagat-less rated establishments or that I lack the diversity for food flair and extremity befit a foodie. Hello?!?
(eating with your hands on banana leaves) (no leftovers!)

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A few Wednesdays back, I jetted off to Cebu for the day (gasp) to do some ocular inspections.
Read the entire post on the NEW ToT: http://www.triportreats.com/2009/09/17/neo-neo-nyum-nyum-chicken/
Yuuuummm I shouldn't read your blog at night. I get the munchies. That chicken makes my mouth water. We have it in Indonesia as well, and the chicken actually comes grilled with the head and everything. So tiny compared to the huge birds here! But oh so tasty.
ReplyDeleteWHO SAID you're SNOOTY??
ReplyDeletefor me the best native chicken be it roasted or grilled...your bro brought me to Neo Neo last August...the chicken was so tasty and succulent one can do without the sawsawan...yummm!! made me drool on my keyboard again J!! till the next cookout...
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Diba Giac!?
ReplyDeleteIt's so good next time I think I'm bringing some home to Manila...
Chants: the head... ahhhhh hahahaha i hate the comb though but i dont care much about the head. Miss our food trips