Going Chinese at Choi City
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Address: G/F South Arcade, Banilad Town Center, Banilad, Cebu City
Telephone Number: (+63 32) 239 0800 / (+63 32) 239 0999
Camera: Pawlito, a Nikon 3100 with 18-55 mm lens
Roast Layered Pork
Thankful.
My college years would not have been easy without my crazy Titing, my paternal uncle. I did not have any curfew, so I often went home past midnight. Although I often made his wife, Ate Flor, worried, but I just shrugged it off. I spent the evenings browsing the Net at Ang Suga office and walked the eerily silent and loud streets to Sto. Niño. I sometimes love my gutsiness. But it often causes embarrassment.
Roxan, Titing, Ate Flor, and the round me
After moving out from their place, I promised to treat them to pizza. The promise kept dragging on and reached four years. I was so busy with the “I” and forgot about the “they.” So I finally made time and upgraded the pizza to dinner, and not just any dinner but Chinese dinner. And not just any Chinese dinner but authentic Chinese dinner prepped by four Chinese chefs.
Timing can be everything. Yes, it was a table of festivity.
Thank you.
Shrimpy Plate
Fookien Fried Rice
Fried Lapu-lapu Fish
Special Taho
The food story will continue on Cebu Eats—yes, a new blog for foodography and foodgasm.
