SUBSCRIBETrip up north, 2
Despite being in a far place I still went to Jollibee to dine. Most of my sit down lunch, dinner and breakfasts were at this food chain. Well, one reason maybe that its fast. More than familiar, one can be assured that the food one ate is not contaminated. Anyway, not all naman were at this restaurant. Hmmm, let me see…
- burger at a burger joint
- Cindy’s in Cauayan*
- bought a couple of sandwiches at a store and ate lunch at the bus, and
- Pansit Cabagan (yummy!) at Solano in Nueva Vizcaya
*Cindy’s was once a popular food chain that can usually be found in Metro Manila. I still remember more than a few years back that they were even advertising on TV. But Jollibee and McDonalds really made headway that, alas, I’ve also found this fastfood chain in North and South Luzon.
In Cauayan City, Isabela, I had most of my food at Jollibee. Tried their new offering of crispy bangus (milkfish) belly…
…and a side macaroni salad that is reminiscent to that of Wendy’s (a copy cat?). While at Solano, I can’t resist but taste their special Pansit Cabagan, a famous noodle dish from Cabagan, Isabela. I searched for the Vietnamese stall that offered authentic Vietnamese noodles and french bread sandwiches but I was told that the Viet who managed it (originally, boat people who seeked asylum in the country before) already went back to their country.
