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On our way up to Tagaytay (prior to J's bday), Dad Ed suddenly called a halt to our trip upon seeing this signage =>



Over our countless trips to Tagaytay, we never at once took a notice of this establishment.



Front parking space was fully occupied with cars. I could smell the popularity of the resto by the long queue of more cars wanted to park.



At the door, people were also lining up to get a lunch table inside. Lola Mom said they dined here already with some friends and enjoyed the foods.




The interior of the place (as well as the exterior) looked like a large hall of a house. Crowds were mixed of locals and there were foreigners too. I saw mostly balikbayans treating their families out for lunch. Usually occupying a long table for more than 10 members. I could easily tell who was the balikbayan in the table and sure I was he/she was paying. Yess!! Just by merely looking, I could tell!

The balikbayan looked different from his/her dine mates.. erm.. looked wealthier with usually much colored outfit and colored hair too ( blonder than the rest). Since he's/she's going to pay, he/she_ was the center of attention without any effort. That's so pinoy!!

Going back to the place...


The crowds were not happy. Service was irritatingly slow. Servers were few and people were hungry to the max! There were tables who already walked out angrily. You know, it's hard to make sense with hankering stomachs.

As for us, we always know how to occupy ourselves_





- check the menu


















- camwhore

So when our food arrived...


- bulalo

- bangus

- lechon kawali



Everybody was too hungry...


..and the plates were easily emptied. I was not sure if it was the long waiting or the foods were really delicious.



Everyone's happy!!!