Letting the Younger Generation Take Over
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I used to stress over our family parties. Because we're the only ones who
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You do find the most delicious looking places to eat!
everything looks so ono! love all those dishes!
v
That's right, filipino food need to be tasty, aka-salty : ) I've limited my salt these days and the hubby is resisting the change, haha! Getting older means higher BP so gotta change the diet some...just a little.
If you ever go out to Waipahu, try Thelma's. Thelma's special is pork lechon with onions, tomatoes and shoyu over, and is broke da mouth unhealthy and ono.
I used to like Elena's in Waipahu too. Pork adobo fried rice omelet with pancit and banana lumpia. So ono with vinegar.
OMG, I miss Filipino food - the last time I had it was at the Kam Swap Meet from the people close to the concession.
hope the food improves!
Hey, something's missing there, where's the balut?? And the Sisig?? I love pinabet.
j: the only food I can't wrap my palate around. And the one food that I'm literally surrounded by in lower Waipahu! The only one I like is fresh lumpia. BTW I tried Purve donuts today. I kind of went nuts and it cost me $17.70 for about 5 @ $3.25 each. It wasn't hot too, just warm and they're cake donuts that taste deep fried and they got all these different toppings, incld a Unicorn's fart which they were out off. Weird place, right above Misty I that's a purple building but it's upstairs and up there it's kind of a hipster decorated place with lots of wood. Iolani Sportswear is up there too and looks outta place but they have a retail shop. It is good but not worth $3.25 per, maybe $2 yeah would be worth it, but for the price of 2 I could get a dozen of regular donuts and I think Dunkin Donuts is better. -N
OK Den!
I would choke up my cash and eat there with you Jalna! Wheeee! ..... ; )
Kay, thanks.
V, you do!!??!! That's great!
Susan, you're so right. Maybe we should just get used to it like how they make it.
Aunty, I used to love Thelma's Special. Unfortunately, I never go out to any of the "Wai" places. They're like foreign countries to me.
Chet, too funny!
N, whoa $$$$, but I guess that's the going rate for those kinds of desserts. Good you got to try.
Mark, LOL!!
j: you nevah go to the Wai places ats funny - My boundary is Ala Moana no ken go beyond that. So my eating out places are limited on town days. Though I am into Masa's Cafeteria after Jenny blogged about it. -N
N, LOL. My comfort zone is up until Aloha Stadium swap meet.
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