Dencia's, this is located beside JS Gaisano Ilustre. I've been eating in this place since I was a kid, my parents would bring us here every Sunday for breakfast after going to church. So I always looked forward to Sundays . I love their butter chicken, fresh lumpia, then there's the ever famous "tokwa''t baboy and lugaw".
I've been to Manila and Cebu but I've never found a similar taste of their "lugaw" else where.
And my husband is also a fan of their lugaw, so we try to come as often as we can to get our fill.
Karlyn's, I first heard this from my officemate, sometime ago at 2004, this restaurant used to be located at the chef's home, which is somewhere along the Ma-a road going to Gem Village. It was a small karinderya, they never did advertise but relay on word of mouth of their customers. And what a success, now they have shutdown the small karinderya and open two restaurants, one is located along Ma-a road. And the other is near SM, a few blocks away from the Petron Station. There's a big sign on the highway so you can't miss it.
The owner a chef who used to work for Ekran Berhdad(did I spell that right?), since that resort shutdown he opened his own karinderya, and turned out to be very successful indeed.
They are famous for their sizzling steak! And the price is very affordable, less than a 100 pesos, the serving is very generous, with a minatamis na saging on the side for free. And they are open till 11pm, I think even on Sundays.
Lachi's, this is located at the corner of Ruby and Sapphire Sts., Marfori Heights. Thanks also to my officemate, I learned about this place sometime at 2001, they are very famous for their pastries and lately with their foods.
The prices are also very affordable and the taste is unforgettable, you'd be back for more once you've tasted their meals and pastries.
Unfortunately, they are close on Sundays. And open on weekdays and Saturdays during lunchtime till 8pm.
Due to the place being small it is always jam packed during lunch time. I suggest you call up the place before going there during the afternoon. Tel.: 224-5552.
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