Atong Kamalig

An ihaw-ihaw restaurant in Dumaguete City. It is near Silliman University. This is where we dined during our first night in Dumaguete. About a km away from Honeycomb Hotel. Diners in the evening are treated to a live band performance. The restaurant also serve beer and alcoholic beverages.





Chicken Inato. This is how they call grilled chicken. It was nicely grilled. No reddish or bloody part. And surprise, surprise. The meat was not dry. Yummy!

Larsian Cebu


This is a big ihaw-ihaw place in Cebu with lots of ihawan resto choices. Located near Fuente Osmena Circle in Cebu. People visiting (especially first-timers) Cebu are encouraged to eat here.

 

So hard to choose which resto to go to. Luckily, my friend and I saw this pink tablecloth with pinkish flowers.

Aside from the grilled longganisa (sorry, can't find the photo), I ordered this interesting mix of salted egg, tomatoes and vinegar. Quite good even if it doesn't look appealing. Hehe

This is our ihawan choice. Nice 'no?

Guapa! She's our cheerful server. I'd love to send her this picture but still haven't find the time to print it. Sorry!

Grilled On A Sunday


We at home looks forward to Sundays because of the fresh catch that you can find in the market. Inspired by the restos in Dampa, Macapagal, I wanted to recreate a lunch that's at par with the restos in Dampa but not that expensive. Food budget is P500 or less and it includes squid, tahong, liempo and tilapia. Then there's still "sukli" so I was able to buy some dalandan for the iced-tea. Happy eating!