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Halang Halang

Excellent Sichuan food, authentic so much of it is very spicy.

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Tom 'n Tom's Coffee
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Mooon Cafe
The 3rd 'o' in the name is deliberate
Part of a chain that advertises "Mexican-inspired" food. They offer that, various pizza and pasta dishes, and other western dishes; most of it is done competently. Good soups PHP 59, burrito PHP 139 (quite good, provided you tell them not to put lettuce in it!), pizza from PHP 165, small but good steak PHP 300. The best-buy drink is bottomless iced tea at PHP 58. Other dishes, such as the "nachos" (overpriced chips & salsa) or the "enchiladas" (a salad served in a tortilla), are distinctly unimpressive. Senior's discount 20% but you may need the Philippines senior's ID to claim it; sometimes they will take an ACR card, but not always.