Showing posts with label bataan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bataan. Show all posts
It is part of Filipino culture to make a stop from churches and religious shrines. Located on the way to the National Shrine of Mount Samat is Ima Flora's Pamangan.
Ima Flora's Pamangan is a huge eatery that offers an unbelieavably affordable buffet for 200 php and ala carte budget meals ranging from 70 php to 400 php.
The dishes it serves are popular Filipino home dishes.
It offers a refreshing wooden cabin ambiance.
Buffet (200 php)
We opted for the buffet because it is a steal deal! Look at all the dish options for only 200 php!
These are replenished quite often.
Among the dishes I enjoyed the most are: ♥ Crispy Talangka, ♥ Langka, ♥ Green Mango Salad, and ♥ Sweetened Cassava.
Big groups are very welcome here as it has really long tables.
You can see different kinds of people dining here from families to friends, bikers and both locals and tourists alike. Did I mention, it also offers free WiFi?
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Before or after heading of to the National Shrine of Mount Samat, make a meal stopover for Ima Flora's Pamangan. You won't regret it! It also has a pasalubong store which I found to be convenient.
Ima Flora's Pamangan is a huge eatery that offers an unbelieavably affordable buffet for 200 php and ala carte budget meals ranging from 70 php to 400 php.
The dishes it serves are popular Filipino home dishes.
It offers a refreshing wooden cabin ambiance.
Buffet (200 php)
We opted for the buffet because it is a steal deal! Look at all the dish options for only 200 php!
These are replenished quite often.
Among the dishes I enjoyed the most are: ♥ Crispy Talangka, ♥ Langka, ♥ Green Mango Salad, and ♥ Sweetened Cassava.
Big groups are very welcome here as it has really long tables.
You can see different kinds of people dining here from families to friends, bikers and both locals and tourists alike. Did I mention, it also offers free WiFi?
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Before or after heading of to the National Shrine of Mount Samat, make a meal stopover for Ima Flora's Pamangan. You won't regret it! It also has a pasalubong store which I found to be convenient.
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Ima Flora's Pamangan Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Buffet - 200 php |
| Taste | ★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Ima Flora's Pamangan | |
| Business Address | Governor JJ Linao Rd Alauli, Brgy. Ala-uli, Pilar, Bataan |
| Business Hours | 8am-9pm |
| Payment Options | Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 100-800 |
| Free WiFi | Yes |
| Contact | |
| Other | |
While the international chain of Starbucks is dominating most towns in the Philippines, I'm happy to find out that Bataan begs to differ. Both tourists and locals visit Saverde Coffee Shop.
Yet, it is full even on a typical weekday.
It may not look much from the outside, but you'll find it cozy once you step in.
Saverde has a lot of options from food to drinks. I noticed most customers already know what to order so they could probably tell that we were tourists as we took a lot of time in deciding what to order. What shocked us was the unbelievably cheap pricing!
If you're a fan of nighttime al fresco, don't you agree this is a decent spot? It's not as popular as the air-conditioned areas though.
Saverde also has this pink hue function room.
Food
| Buttermilk Toast (20 php) |
Buttermilk Toast is as good as it looks! I am so willing to pay much more for it.
| Beef Tapa (75 php) |
| Chicken in a Basket (130 php) |
Ice Blends
| Iced Cafe Latte (60 php) |
| ♥ Mango Burst (60 php) |
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Saverde Coffee Shop reminds us that there are so many homegrown industries out there that deserve to be discovered! When visiting Bataan, check out Saverde Coffee Shop - Bataan's Leading Homegrown Coffee Shop in Abucay, Bataan.
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Saverde Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Espresso | Ice Blends | Food |
| Taste | ★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Saverde | |
| Business Address | Gabon Street, 2114 Abucay, Bataan |
| Business Hours | 3pm-11pm |
| Payment Options | |
| Service Charge | 10% |
| Budget/Person | 250-500 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Contact | (02) 501-0000 |
| Other | Email: gyubou_yakiniku@yahoo.com.ph Website |
During my International Coastal Clean Up with Coca Cola Foundation at Samal, Bataan, I bought some take home treats ("pasalubong" in Filipino) for my family. There was this guy shouting "pasalubong" with a woven round tray ("bilao" in Filipino) so I decided to buy some. It was 3 for 100 php. I thought the price was reasonable and the vendor was working hard carrying all those stuff in the heat of the day anyway.
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| GGJ's Special Sweet Peanut and Brittle Nuts (33 php) |
It's actually my first time to try this sort of peanut brittle (it is also called "panotsa", "panocha" or "panutsa" in Filipino). Aside from the fact that it was really difficult to bite, it was also too sweet. It made me wonder though, if there are better versions of this or where did this snack originate from? I'm also curious if this is similar to the French inspired snack called "pralines".
| GGJ's Special Sweet Peanut and Brittle Nuts (33 php) |
For this type of peanut brittle, the peanuts still have their skin intact. I'm not sure if I should eat it with it or not. This was less sweetened but still not my type.
| RB Special Sweet Buko (33 php) |
The RB Special Sweet Buko was like a sweetened dried macapuno. As I've researched, this is more popularly known as a "bocarillo". It felt like eating a very sweet macapuno candy only that it is harder and tougher to chew.
Treat like this are worth the try just out of curiosity but I don't really see the point on why you would want to make yourself and your teeth work hard just to able to enjoy chewing or eating. How about you? Do you eat these?
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | |
Taste
|
★★
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Price
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★★★
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| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | |
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