happened on September 17, 2016
While searching for the best dining places in Angeles City, this place was featured in Our Awesome Planet blog. I immediate asked our friend C to include it in our itinerary.
We had our super late lunch here which is in time for a light meal of pho and banh mi sandwich. Going to this place is easy as this is where all the vehicles passed going around the town proper. The problem for this quaint resto is the limited parking space.
The interiors is industrial with a little touch of colors and some artworks. Some recycled materials are used as decors. The space was strategically designed to accommodate more diners. It is simple but creatively done. The colors are nicely combined to please the eyes.
Now for the food. It's Vietnamese cuisine that has been modified to satisfy the Filipino pallete; like addition of chicharon as a Banhmi flavor. We ordered some of the best sellers and splitted into four.
My verdict? Your Vietnamese craving will definitely be satisfied and your wallet will be happy, too.
While searching for the best dining places in Angeles City, this place was featured in Our Awesome Planet blog. I immediate asked our friend C to include it in our itinerary.
We had our super late lunch here which is in time for a light meal of pho and banh mi sandwich. Going to this place is easy as this is where all the vehicles passed going around the town proper. The problem for this quaint resto is the limited parking space.
The interiors is industrial with a little touch of colors and some artworks. Some recycled materials are used as decors. The space was strategically designed to accommodate more diners. It is simple but creatively done. The colors are nicely combined to please the eyes.
Now for the food. It's Vietnamese cuisine that has been modified to satisfy the Filipino pallete; like addition of chicharon as a Banhmi flavor. We ordered some of the best sellers and splitted into four.
My verdict? Your Vietnamese craving will definitely be satisfied and your wallet will be happy, too.
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