Dabarkads Kitchenette offers merienda meals that is sure to take away your hunger without drilling a hole into your pockets.
Parking space is not a hindrance for you are free to park your sedans or SUVs on the roadside without getting worried that something might bump your 4-wheeled buddy. And if you're riding like a local, do not fret because tricycles and motorcycles can be parked right beside the little food haven.
Not only festive for the stomach, it is also festive for the eyes. The little eatery is situated beside a huge land filled with greenies with a great backdrop of the mountains and sunrise/sunset.
The place is frequented by people from all walks of life, age and size. Families, friends, colleagues came and go, satisfied with the food that they indulged into.
And yes, your food collection can be increased and posted online without having the need to look for a wi-fi connection because they also offer one--for free.
Although their menu is short and simple, I promise you that you'll be satisfied with the local delicacies they offer.
Shanghai - 7php
Barbecue - 10php
Hot Miki:
Special - 25php
Ordinary - 20php
They can serve your meals with either soft drinks or water. Your pick.
What we really came for, is the Hot Miki. It is some kind of a local ramen, oozing with flavors and aroma, that when it gets to your olfactory, it's a sure fire way to make you crave for more.
The Hot Miki is served in a huge bowl, that is literally full of noodles and if you want more broth to sip, you can simply ask for more and it is for free.
The only difference between the special and ordinary is the egg. So, you better do the math if your 5php is worth it, and I think it is.
All this is a big thanks to my cousin, Jhed, who invited us.
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