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A Fiesta !!!

It was a rainy Wednesday morning but the weather didn't dampen the fiesta mood at the Grand Opening of Binalot Harrison Plaza Branch. And according to our elders --- a rain is a blessing. :)

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This fiesta-scene reminds me of Larry Alcala. And Binalot is exactly just like that- A Fiesta! It is a place of food, merriment, and camaraderie. A hodgepodge of all the good things that is akin to Filipinos.




I'm not new to Binalot. In fact, hubby (then bf) and I used to frequent Binalot Shangri-La Plaza branch almost every day. That was in the late 90s though and the branch' not there anymore. And that first encounter with Binalot carved a happy memory in our foodie hearts because we kept on dining at other Binalot branch whenever we got the chance. We also love the concept of eating food in a banana leaf. I guess Binalot pioneered that concept in the fastfood arena. And its environment-friendly, too.


Capt. George Clarabal and Mrs. Nerissa Clarabal, of Binalot Fiesta Harrison Plaza.


Ribbon cutting ceremony with Pastor Reuben Abante, Mr. Rommel Juan (the force behind Binalot), Capt. George and Mrs. Nerissa Clarabal and son.






Mr. John Rustia, the first customer of Binalot Fiesta Harrison receiving a goodie bag from Team Binalot Harrison Plaza. Cheers!


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