Filipino Restaurant

[tigerbeer]

Came across this picture on flickr. Anyone know where this place is??

TB

[Drew Aitch]

Came across this picture on flickr. Anyone know where this place is??

TB

It might be the little place off Nimmanhaemin road TB. The soi is called Sukkasame and the place i'm thinking about is half way down on the right.

Aitch

[Sansai Sam]

It's Mabuhay off Nimmanheiman around Soi 2 or 4.

[miltonbentley]

Fairly sure everyone's talking about the same place. It is Mubahay and it is on Sukkasame Road off Nimmanhemin

[Maccheroncini]

Confirm Mabuhay Nummanhemin. Used to be popular, not so now.

[tigerbeer]

ahhh ! .. thanks everyone. will give it a shot one of these days. Never tried the cuisine.

[L&J]

-The food is excellent and the desserts are outstanding. Anna who has operated

Mabuhay for many years is chef and very gracious hostess. Would recommend you

try it.

[okinasan]

-The food is excellent and the desserts are outstanding. Anna who has operated

Mabuhay for many years is chef and very gracious hostess. Would recommend you

try it.

Mabuhay is great.... agree with the above post... food very good, fresh, and home cooked-- very reasonable prices--and Annie's home cooked cakes are moist, delicious and have been famous for over 20 years!

Highly recommend --- especially on an evening when Annie sings and her husband plays keyboard.

charlenecm

[harrry]

Is that the only soi in CM that doesnt have any soi dogs?

[SoloFlyer]

ouch.

[CM-Joe]

I think it is the one that is near Nimanhemin Road. Near the Kasem Shop you have to take the little road there for about 300m. There is a (I think this) Filipino Restaurand.

[Jingthing]

The food is quite nice and really tastes Filipino. The host is gracious. However, the one thing that was awful to my taste was the dessert pie, so I am surprised people like the desserts. Maybe next time I will try the cake.

[bunta71]

Is that the only soi in CM that doesnt have any soi dogs?

Now thats just poor animal husbandry and planning. No excuse!

[cnxmike]

I wonder, why someone living in Thailand is even considering to eat filipino food. It's probably the worst and blandest food in Asia.

I know what I'm talking about. I had a filipina wife and I've been there many times.

[C4Chilli]

I wonder, why someone living in Thailand is even considering to eat filipino food. It's probably the worst and blandest food in Asia.

I know what I'm talking about. I had a filipina wife and I've been there many times.

I'll second that. About the food that is , not the wife .

[WOWAsia]

Must be a pervert who eats Filipino food in Thailand! (and is not pilipino)

[daoyai]

My X-mother-n-law was a great cook, some P.I. food is really good. Sinigang, tamarind soup with mullet fish and bitter greens. And who doesn't like adobo?

[Jingthing]

Must be a pervert who eats Filipino food in Thailand! (and is not pilipino)

I think you are confusing food and sex. Flip food everyday in Thailand? OK, that would be weird ...

[elektrified]

I like the Filipino people very much but the food is some of the most vile I have ever had.

[tigerbeer]

I've never had Filipino food before, that's why i asked. About the pinas, i've met quite a few .. but let's not confuse the two..

[bunta71]

Lived 12 years in the wild west Philippines and still have a pilipina around the house here somewhere. Yes most Philippine food is the most bland in the world, but with just a little variation their food can be scrumptious, but at that point it really isn't Philippino food anymore. Actually, many of their foods as many things there are of Spanish origin...adobo.etc. Lita's spring rolls (lumpia) are made in several flavors, my favorite has three kinds of cheese and thank God no vegies inside...

[SoloFlyer]

Thats what i thought.... i've been told the food is terrible, and i gotta go to Phil for 3 weeks shortly ... what's worth hunting down, and what to avoid??

[bunta71]

Where will you be there?

[tigerbeer]

i heard its better to keep away from "spicy" food at angeles city.

[bunta71]

Some really bad things going on around Angeles and my advice, stay far away. Read northernluzoncorruption dot com Makes thailand look like heaven. Go on out to Barrio Barreto near Olongapo and spend the weekend there or if in the cebu area take a fast ferry to Dumaguete

[el jefe]

Filipino food can be great. There are may different regional styles. I'm a fan a Panpanggan food, although some dishes can be found all over. As a change from Thai food I'd love to find some good Kare Kare, Kalderatang Kambing, Dinaguan, Crispy Pata, or even some good Longanisa in CM. Unfortunately, Mabuhey has none of that.