Fat Chicken Revisited

Il Mercanti, Metrowalk

Pasig City, Metro Manila

Looks bigger and better than ever :)...

Fat Chicken :@) :@) :@)

 Eastwood City, G/F Food for Fun Area 

E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave (C-5), Quezon City

Fat Chicken... Where Size Does Matter...

Mien San REVISITED 7/26/10- :@) :@) :@)

Mien San Noodle House

40-42 Villa Ortigas II

Granada St, Quezon City

721-57-94

Its finally back....NEWLY RENOVATED! 

No more yellow, old school, 6 digit signage. No more cockroach infested seats, no more smell and stain of soysauce that spilled on the seats for almost 2 decades.

Mien San is back after a short hiatus on renovations. Now lets see whats new....

Big Daddy's Chicken :@) :@)

Big Daddy's Chicken

Theater Mall, Greenhills Shopping Center

Food Court

So what's the deal with Big Daddy's Chicken that we went out of our way to review this relatively unknown food stall? Big Daddy Chicken claims that they serve authentic Taiwanese chicken chops. To put it simply the Taiwanese chicken chop is a deep fried chicken breast with bone that is seasoned with powdered flavoring of usually chili or lemon but honestly words can't do justice on how good it is so if you're ever in Taiwan look for it. The Taiwanese version is called Ji Pai chicken and is so famous that people actually have to get numbers and form long lines just to be served. So me and my friends were pretty excited to try this out since I've been craving for one of these babies since my last trip to Taiwan and none of the other chicken chops found in the Philippines have been up to par compared to the Original.

So here we go kiddos.

In comparison to Taiwan's original its not that far off, but its not a direct copy either. Beggars can't be choosers and currently this is the best that we've got so I'd recommend it. Its like buying an extremely excellent louis vuiton knock off. You'd enjoy it but still you know its not authentic.

Chicken Cutlet with Rice & Soup Nori Seasoning P85($2)

Ersao :@)

So the search for the best taiwanese restaurant is still on.... (As of now...Resto 15F remains on top)

and tonight...we finally got to Ersao!

Here's Mikey with Mango Shake P45 ($1 ) on the left....

and Taro Shake P40 ($1 ) on the right

In terms of Shakes...i could say Ersao does a great job emulating the ones they serve in Taiwan.

Mien San :@) :@)

Mien San Noodle House

36 Villa Ortigas II, Granada St.,

Quezon City

724-8388

First and Foremost, i would like to apologize for the crappy pics.

The thing is, my mom just took this home after work, so the food is kinda

messy already.

Anyways, here it is! One of my favorite Taiwan noodle houses in the Philippines.

If you are looking for Taiwanese food, there is no comparison. Mien San is the

only legit Taiwanese restaurant in the Philippines.

Although i would order: Taiwan beef noodle, Fried Onion Pancake, and Pork Chop rice,

As i said, my mom took these home, so i had no choice on what to order. So for now, i will review:

Fried Siopao- this tastes just like the one in Shilin Night Market!!! It tastes awesomely good and awesomely authentic! Its basically fried bola-bola siopao with a hint of chinese wine.