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Golden Cowrie - Lahug Sauce Salinas Drive Lahug 21 We deliver twoanyone! (CEBU) 212-1212 18. Chicken Pandan P120.00 chicken pieces wrapped in pandan leaves and deep fried 19. Lechon Kawali P155.00 pork belly deep fried until crispy 20. Grilled Back Ribs - Small P235.00 grilled pork ribs basted with southern barbecue Golden Cowrie - Lahug sauce Salinas Drive Lahug 21. Grilled Back Ribs - Jumbo P305.00 grilled pork ribs basted with southern barbecue sauce 22. Chicken Barbecue P75.00 Available for Delivery grilled skewered chicken quarters on stick, basted with sweet barbecue sauce 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM Sunday 23. Fried Tadyang P115.00 Monday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM deep fried beef ribs Tuesday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM 24. Crispy Pata - Small P275.00 Wednesday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM Thursday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM deep fried pork legs Friday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM 25. Crispy Pata - Large P325.00 Saturday 11:00 AM - 9:45 PM deep fried pork legs 26. Crispy Pata - Extra Large P365.00 deep fried pork legs FRESH STARTERS 27. Humba P169.00 pieces of pork legs stewed in sweet soy sauce 1. Pansit Guisado P98.00 with black beans egg noodles cooked with pork and vegetables 28. Pork Barbecue - 1 stick P20.00 sauteed in sweet sauce grilled skewered pork on stick, basted with sweet 2. Calamares P155.00 barbecue sauce squid rings dipped in batter and deep fried 29. Pork Barbecue - 3 sticks P58.00 3. Baked Imbao P120.00 grilled skewered pork on stick, basted with sweet imbao baked, topped with garlicky cheese barbecue sauce 4. Baked Scallops P129.00 30. Sweet Chili Chicken P130.00 scallops baked, topped with garlicky cheese filleted bite size chicken pieces coated and deep 5. Chicharon Bulaklak P145.00 fried then tossed in slightly spicy sweet sauce pork intestine fried until crispy 31. Spicy Golden Fried Chicken P189.00 6. Taba ng Talangka P65.00 grilled skewered pork on stick, basted with sweet barbecue sauce sauteed crab fat 7. Shrimps in Garlic P85.00 32. Pork Bicol Express P129.00 small shrimps deep fried with garlic bits Bicol express cooked bicolano style 8. Dinuguan P85.00 33. Caldereta de Cabrito P260.00 pork cooked in savory pork blood goat caldereta 9. Crispy Dinuguan P99.00 34. Crispy Pork Kare-kare P195.00 lechon kawali cooked in savory pork blood fried pork slices with kare kare sauce and bagoong on the size 10. Kinilaw na Isda P170.00 35. Kare-kare P250.00 fresh fish cut into cubes marinated in vinegar 11. Kinilaw na Tangigue beef served with bagoong, made with freshly P185.00 ground peanuts fresh fish cut into cubes marinated in vinegar 12. Sisig P105.00 pork chopped and sauteed in aromatics (garlic, SEAFOOD PLATTER onion, chili) served sizzling 13. Green Mango Salad P65.00 36. Escabecheng Tangigue P185.00 sliced green mango with bagoong and salted eggs bite size tangigue pieces dipped in batter, deep 14. Green Mango with Bagoong P58.00 fried, sauteed with vegetables in sweet and sour sliced green manago with bagoong on the side sauce 15. Green Mango Dilis Salad P88.00 37. Fried Tuna Fingers P195.00 sliced green mango with dilis with a sweet and tuna meat strips coated with bread crumbs, deep tangy sauce fried, served with tartar sauce 38. Gambas P195.00 shrimps sauteed with chili and onions, placed in a MEAT DISHES sizzling platter with scrambled egg 39. Fish Basket P189.00 16. Chicken Halang-Halang P92.00 filleted bite size kitong, body deep fried into a boat bite size chili chicken pieces cooked in coconut shaped cavity filled with kitong fillets milk and with kulikot 40. Tangigue with Tausi P187.00 17. Grilled Pork Belly P105.00 steamed tangigue, placed in a sizzling platter grilled pork belly slice basted with sweet barbecue topped with tausi sauce sauce Order Online: http://1166.DeliveryCheckout.com/direct/delivery/GoldenCowrie-Lahug We deliver twoanyone! (CEBU) 212-1212 41. Adobong Pusit P185.00 60. Sinigang or Tinola Lapu-lapu P192.00 squid rings sauteed with onions, garlic and chili in cooked in sour(sinigang) or clear(tinola) broth oyster sauce 61. Chicken Tinola P189.00 42. White Marlin P165.00 cooked in clear broth can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala 62. Linat-ang Baka P175.00 pobre or coco cream sauce cooked in clear broth 43. Blue Marlin P165.00 63. Monggos P149.00 can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala cooked in clear broth pobre or coco cream sauce 64. Imbao Soup P120.00 44. Tuna Belly P179.00 cooked in clear broth can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala 65. Bulalo Soup - with Meat pobre or coco cream sauce P275.00 45. Bangus P145.00 66. Bulalo Soup - without Meat P75.00 can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco cream sauce 46. Tangigue P195.00 VEGEE ENTRÉE can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco cream sauce 67. Tinunuang Nangka P69.00 47. Blue Crabs P120.00 unripe jackfruit cooked with coconut milk can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala 68. Adobong Talong P79.00 pobre or coco cream sauce eggplant sauteed with sweet sauce 48. Squid P179.00 69. Bicol Express P75.00 can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala string beans with pork cooked with coconut milk pobre or coco cream sauce 70. Pinakbet P79.00 49. Kitong P160.00 ampalaya, eggplant and tomatoes cooked with can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala bagoong pobre or coco cream sauce 71. Puso Salad P58.00 50. Lapu-lapu P199.00 72. Laing P99.00 can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala gabi leaves and ground pork fat cooked in low pobre or coco cream sauce flame and slow pace with coconut milk 51. Taba ng Talangka (Seasonal Price) 73. Adobong Kangkong P79.00 Fried P0.00, Grilled P0.00, Sizzling in kangkong sauteed in savory kangkong sauce Ala Pobre P0.00, Sizzling in Coco Cream Sauc P0.00, Steamed P0.00. can be grilled, 74. Atsara P29.00 steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco green papaya salad cream sauce. 52. Tahong (Seasonal Price) Fried P0.00, Grilled P0.00, Sizzling in RICE Ala Pobre P0.00, Sizzling in Coco Cream Sauc P0.00, Steamed P0.00. can be grilled, 75. Rice - Plain P38.00 steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco cream sauce 76. Rice - Garlic P38.00 53. Tuna Panga - Small P185.00 steamed rice mixed and topped with minced garlic can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco cream sauce SWEET SOMETHINGS 54. Tuna Panga - Large P239.00 can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala 77. Fruits in Season (Seasonal Price) pobre or coco cream sauce 55. Rock Lobster (Seasonal Price) 78. Halo-halo P85.00 Fried P0.00, Grilled P0.00, Sizzling in 79. Sago at Gulaman P49.00 Ala Pobre P0.00, Sizzling in Coco Cream Sauc P0.00, Steamed P0.00. can be grilled, 80. Ice Cream - Chocolate or Ube P39.00 steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco 81. Budbud with Tsokolate Syrup P49.00 cream sauce 82. Leche Flan 56. Prawns - Small or Large (Seasonal Price) P42.00 Fried P0.00, Grilled P0.00, Sizzling in 83. Turon P42.00 Ala Pobre P0.00, Sizzling in Coco Cream 84. Maja Blanca P42.00 Sauc P0.00, Steamed P0.00. can be grilled, steamed, fried or sizzling in ala pobre or coco 85. Biko P42.00 cream sauce 86. Tsokolate P35.00 87. Pinoy Coffee P35.00 SIMPLY SOUPERB 57. Sinigang or Tinola Pork P119.00 cooked in sour(sinigang) or clear(tinola) broth 58. Sinigang or Tinola Baby Prawns P175.00 cooked in sour(sinigang) or clear(tinola) broth 59. Sinigang or Tinola Tangigue P195.00 cooked in sour(sinigang) or clear(tinola) broth Order Online: http://1166.DeliveryCheckout.com/direct/delivery/GoldenCowrie-Lahug We deliver twoanyone! (CEBU) 212-1212 COOL WASH DOWNS 88. Buko Juice P40.00 89. Nestea Iced Tea P39.00 90. Calamansi Juice P50.00 91. Coke Softdrinks in Can P32.00 92. Fruit Shakes P56.00 93. Fruit Quenchers P34.00 94. Bottled Water P28.00 95. Tea P55.00 96. SMB Light P55.00 97. SMB Pale Pilsen P80.00 98. SMB Premium All-Malt P65.00 99. Fundador - 30ml P90.00 100. Johnny Walker Black - 30ml P75.00 101. Tequila - 30ml P75.00 102. Vodka - 30ml P40.00 103. Rum - 30ml P69.00 104. Grilled Back Ribs (Large) P150.00 Order Online: http://1166.DeliveryCheckout.com/direct/delivery/GoldenCowrie-Lahug.
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