“The best way to know a city is to eat it.” — Scott Westerfeld
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A wonderful day to all Hivers
I discovered this new area in town that offers good street food and more.
Our usual go-to when we are craving fishball, kikiam, fries, and dynamite is the town center. But after discovering this place, this will be our new go-to street food spot.
It all started when my husband and I went out to buy something. We couldn't find it in the usual stores we buy it from, so we went to look for other stores. We went to the back of the commercial building, and I honestly thought there weren't any stores there. My husband insisted that there were stores there, but he doesn't know what they sell, so we just tried our luck. Well, we were lucky; we found what we were looking for, but other than that, I saw small food carts and stalls. I got curious and checked out what they were selling.
There were fruit shake stands and some street food vendors. Some were selling pancakes, corn, hot dogs, and more.
We looked around for a bit, and I think these same stalls were the ones selling during town festivals like Manggahan and Dragon Fruit festivals. I've been wondering where all those food stalls go after every festival 'cause I only see a few remaining near the town center. No, I've got the answer.
I always love buying kikiam, fries, and fishball but something caught me eyes.
I saw these breaded balls on skewers. I got curious, so I ordered some.
It tasted like thick bread and was crunchy on the outside. It was also glazed with cheese sauce.
I also ordered some drinks, 'cause if I don't like the taste, I could just flush it down my throat with the fruit juice. 😁
It was new to me, and I like it.
It's a good thing my husband insisted on going there; now we have more places to buy snacks from 😂
Anyway, that's all for my street food discovery experience, toodle-loo..... ☀️
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