This food is not for the faint-hearted. Just kidding! Hehe.
I'm not even sure if this is available here in Manila. It was my friend's mom who introduced me to this weird-tasting lumpia look-a-like food. Its either you love this food or you hate it. Luckily, I belong to the love-it group. It's made from labong which is one gets from the trunk of a coconut tree, then added with tons of weird tasting spices and maybe some meat. I was told that the ones being sold in Guadalupe, Cebu was the best in that area. And now, I'm smitten!
I've also tried the ngo-hiong being sold by CNT but it tasted different from the ones made by the seller in Guadalupe.
I'm not even sure if this is available here in Manila. It was my friend's mom who introduced me to this weird-tasting lumpia look-a-like food. Its either you love this food or you hate it. Luckily, I belong to the love-it group. It's made from labong which is one gets from the trunk of a coconut tree, then added with tons of weird tasting spices and maybe some meat. I was told that the ones being sold in Guadalupe, Cebu was the best in that area. And now, I'm smitten!
I've also tried the ngo-hiong being sold by CNT but it tasted different from the ones made by the seller in Guadalupe.