I have always been fond of Red Ribbon's chicken empanada. I like it especially when it is freshly baked and still warm. One piece is a meal in itself - very heavy on the tummy. The bread is so soft and creamy to taste that meshes well with the savory meaty filling. The other chicken empanadas do not taste as good. Most of them are a little bit dry and a lot more expensive.
One of the best noodle preparation here in the Philippines is the Palabok. And Red Ribbon has proven that. It is made of miki noodles that are cooked thoroughly to digest it easily. The sauce covers every noodle bit and make you somehow slurp while you eat. You also get to taste some of the egg and the chicharon (ground pork rinds).
I don't often get to eat palabok because people prefer to serve the less expensive Pancit Malabon or good old Filipino style spaghetti. Maybe that is what makes palabok more special - the rare encounters.
i agree, Red Ribbon's empanada and Palabok are yummy. I also like their tocino.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they served tocino :) thanks sis, now I know.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I remember a Christmas party of my batch, one batch mate bought 4 bilaos of RR's palabok, try as we could, there were 2 untouched bilaos left. :P
ReplyDeleteI have yet to try their empanada but I think it will taste great :)
yup their empanadas are the best... too bad your friends didn't like their somehow soupy palabok heheh!
ReplyDeleteWe liked their palabok, kaso we were less than 20 people who had to finish 4 bilaos of palabok, the large size :P
ReplyDeleteyou gotta try Banapple's cheese & mushroom pie.. a huge version of empanada! :D they have tuna and chicken too.. so yummy.
ReplyDelete@madz: naku sis, sarap mag take home siguro :) kaya lang kahit gusto ko, masha-shy ako LOL!
ReplyDelete@cookiespink: never tried eating at Banapple before. Is this the one along Katipunan? I would like to try the cheese and mushroom pie because it sounds really good :)