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2014-01-27
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At the youth park, there is a small open air food court. Very small as there is only 5 stalls. One of the stalls is this one which sells pinoy style food such grilled chicken and grilled pork. I have the 1/4 grilled pork belly (Lechon Liempo) which costs $6.50 and served with rice. There is free flow soup to help yourself with. The soup tastes quite sour to me. The pork belly is quite crispy and the fat simply melts in the mouth. Sinful. But I am surrounded by lots of birds waiting to attack my
At the youth park, there is a small open air food court. Very small as there is only 5 stalls. One of the stalls is this one which sells pinoy style food such grilled chicken and grilled pork.
I have the 1/4 grilled pork belly (Lechon Liempo) which costs $6.50 and served with rice. There is free flow soup to help yourself with. The soup tastes quite sour to me. The pork belly is quite crispy and the fat simply melts in the mouth. Sinful. But I am surrounded by lots of birds waiting to attack my food while I am eating. Quite stressful eating at the open air place. The staff serving me seems to be more busy on the phone as he is on the phone all the time, even when chopping the meat or clearing the tables.
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