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Served with Egg and Garlic Rice) Longsilog ------140.00 Tapsilog ------140.00 Tocilog ------140.00 Bangsilog ------140.00 Tisilog ------140.00 Hotsilog ------140.00 7:00am to 9:00pm Last order 8:00pm PINOY ALMUSAL (Served with Egg and Garlic Rice) Longsilog ------------------------------- 140.00 Tapsilog --------------------------------- 140.00 Tocilog ----------------------------------- 140.00 Bangsilog ------------------------------- 140.00 Tisilog ------------------------------------- 140.00 Hotsilog ---------------------------------- 140.00 AMERICAN BREAKFAST (Served with Egg,3 Sliced Toasted Bread) Bacon ----------------------------------- 170.00 Sausage (Vienna sausage) ------ 150.00 Ham -------------------------------------- 150.00 SIDE ORDERS Waffle ------------------------------------ 160.00 Bacon ----------------------------------- 150.00 Iloco Longanisa ---------------------- 150.00 Pancake -------------------------------- 130.00 Malunggay Omelete -------------- 130.00 Hotdogs -------------------------------- 130.00 Corned Beef -------------------------- 120.00 Tomato and Onion Omelete ---- 120.00 Boneless Bangus --------------------- 100.00 Bread with Butter and Jam ------ 75.00 Fried Egg -------------------------------- 18.00 PASTA, SANDWICH AND SNACKS Carbonara ----------------------------- 220.00 Pene Pasta ----------------------------- 220.00 Bolognes -------------------------------- 220.00 Spaghetti ------------------------------- 220.00 Pancit Canton ------------------------ 175.00 Pancit Bihon --------------------------- 175.00 Monte Cristo -------------------------- 180.00 Clubhouse ----------------------------- 180.00 Buritos ----------------------------------- 140.00 Grilled Ham and Cheese --------- 130.00 Tuna Sandwich ----------------------- 130.00 French Fries ---------------------------- 100.00 All Serving is plus 5% Service Charge FRESH FRUIT SHAKES Tropical Breeze Smoothie -------- 110.00 Matcha Smoothie ------------------ 110.00 Iced Cappucino --------------------- 80.00 Avocado Fruit Shake --------------- 80.00 Pineapple Fruit Shake -------------- 80.00 Guyabano Fruit Shake ------------- 80.00 Dragon Fruit Shake ------------------ 80.00 Buko Fruit Shake ---------------------- 80.00 Banana Fruit Shake ----------------- 80.00 Melon Fruit Shake ------------------- 80.00 Mango Fruit Shake ------------------ 80.00 Watermelon Fruit Shake ----------- 80.00 REFSHMENTS Special Halo Halo ------------------- 80.00 Café Latte Shake ------------------- 75.00 Cucumber Juice -------------------- 60.00 Buko Fruit ------------------------------- 40.00 Iced Tea -------------------------------- 30.00 COFFEE & DRINKS Hot Cappuccino -------------------- 80.00 Hot Chocolate ----------------------- 60.00 Americano Coffee ------------------ 60.00 Brewed Coffee ----------------------- 50.00 Instant Milo ----------------------------- 35.00 Instant Coffee ------------------------ 30.00 Tea ---------------------------------------- 30.00 SOFTDRINKS 1.5L (Coke, Royal, Sprite) --------- 70.00 1L (Coke, Royal, Sprite) ------------ 40.00 12oz (Coke, Royal, Sprite) -------- 20.00 8oz (Coke, Royal, Sprite) ---------- 15.00 IN CAN JUICE Pineapple Juice --------------------- 40.00 Mango Juice ------------------------- 40.00 4 Seasons Juice ---------------------- 40.00 Red Horse, San Miguel Light and San Miguel Flavored Beer – 55.00 All Serving is plus 5% Service Charge ALL SERVINGS ARE FOR 2PAX ONLY PORK SPECIALS Crispy Bagnet with KBL ------------ 240.00 Bagnet Sa Bagoong ---------------- 240.00 Breaded Pork ------------------------- 240.00 Pork Ribs -------------------------------- 225.00 Adobong Baboy --------------------- 225.00 Sinigang na Baboy ------------------ 225.00 Grilled Liempo ------------------------ 200.00 Sizzling Sisig ---------------------------- 200.00 Pork BBQ -------------------------------- 190.00 BEEF SPECIALS Beef Tapa ------------------------------ 220.00 Bistek ------------------------------------- 220.00 Nilagang Baka ----------------------- 220.00 Beef Ampalaya ---------------------- 220.00 Bulalo ------------------------------------ 200.00 Pinapaitan ----------------------------- 180.00 Beef Inbaliktad ----------------------- 180.00 CHICKEN SPECIALS Fried Chicken (Half Kilo) ----------- 260.00 Chicken Curry ------------------------ 240.00 Chicken Buffalo Wings ------------- 240.00 Breaded Chicken ------------------- 240.00 Chicken Teriyaki --------------------- 220.00 Adobong Manok -------------------- 220.00 Tinolang Manok Sa Gata --------- 220.00 Tinolang Manok ---------------------- 220.00 Chicken BBQ -------------------------- 220.00 Chicken Inasal ------------------------ 220.00 VEGETABLES Pinakbet with Bagnet -------------- 230.00 Chopsuey ------------------------------ 225.00 Dinengdeng --------------------------- 160.00 Buttered Mixed Vegetable ------ 160.00 Poqui poqui --------------------------- 150.00 Laing ------------------------------------ 140.00 Eggplant ------------------------------- 130.00 Native Mixed Salad ---------------- 120.00 SALAD Caesar Salad ------------------------- 175.00 Garden Salad ------------------------ 175.00 All Serving is plus 5% Service Charge SHABU SHABU 2-3pax Serving 399.00 4-6pax Serving 799.00 Seafood Shabu Shabu (Shrimp, Squid, Fish, Green Mussels, Squid Balls, Vegetable and Lonkou Noodles) Meat Shabu Shabu (Pork, Beef, Chicken,Tofu Vegetable and Lonkou Noodles) Vegetable Shabu Shabu (Oyster Mushroom, Shiitake Mushroom and Vegetable with Lonkou Noodles) BEST OF SEAFOODS Shrimp Sinigang ---------------------- 260.00 Buttered Garlic Shrimp ------------ 260.00 Sizzling Gambas --------------------- 260.00 Tempura -------------------------------- 260.00 Steamed Shrimp --------------------- 260.00 Seafood Kare-kare ------------------ 240.00 Sizzling Platter ------------------------- 240.00 Sinigang na Isda --------------------- 230.00 Sizzling Kilawin Isda ------------------ 230.00 Fish and Chips ------------------------ 230.00 Sweet and Sour Fish Fillet --------- 230.00 Grilled Fish ------------------------------ 200.00 Fried Fish -------------------------------- 200.00 Adobong Pusit ------------------------ 180.00 Sizzling Squid -------------------------- 180.00 Grilled Squid --------------------------- 180.00 Spicy Squid ---------------------------- 180.00 Ginataang Pusit ---------------------- 180.00 Calamares ----------------------------- 175.00 Lobsters, Crabs, Sea Urchin, and Seaweeds Are Seasonal Steamed Rice (1 Cup)------------- 25.00 Garlic Rice (1 Cup) ----------------- 35.00 All Serving is plus 5% Service Charge We strictly implement the “NO COOKING POLICY”. Cooking Charge (Meat, Chicken, Fish, Vegetable and Rice: 200.00/Kilo Corkage fee Beer and Soft drinks: 10.00/Bottle Corkage fee Hard Drinks: 200.00/Bottle Corkage Fee: 200.00/Dish Reheating Fee: 100.00/Dish Mineral Water, Chips and Biscuits has no Corkage Fee Rates may change without prior notice. .
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