It’s not often we get to spend time with relatives visiting from the Philippines for a family member’s wedding. Carmina's father was getting married in Tacloban , and everyone flew miles to attend the big day. On the first day of our arrival, before the event began, my cousin Mariles suggested we have dinner together. Mariles asked if we enjoy eating seafood, and I told her we do. Carmina messaged all the family members Mariles wanted to invite and asked if they were free for dinner. Mariles had informed everyone we'll be having dinner at Ocho Seafood & Grill located in Tacloban. My dad arranged for a driver so we could all ride together in a van. Upon entering, Mariles informed all the family members that she had already preordered our meals. The only thing we had to order was our beverages. Crispy Kangkong with dipping sauce Calamaries with dipping sauce Sisig Pork Nilaga Fish Chicken Inasal Crab Shrimp Grilled Squid We also enjoyed pinakbet , though I ...
The last time Mom Voily ate at Rustica Restaurant in Cabanatuan City was year 2020.
Many of us haven't travelled during the pandemic giving us opportunity to go back to the place we grew up.
I was able to see my cousin Jaworski. He was able to tour us around while notice there are new developments in the area.
Mom Violy's typical food she craves for are the following dishes.
Sinigang na Baka na may Litid 450.00 pesos ($8.33)
Satanghon Guisado 225.00 pesos ($4.17)
Pinakbet 250.00 pesos ($4.63)
Carmina had requested to try something new Fish Fillet Sweet and Sour for 350.00 pesos ($6.48).
The changes I've notice is the menu is different.
Everyone was too busy catching up. Carmina took pictures.
The Filipino dishes remain to taste the same. Being with family and friends made it even special.
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