When my friend Franco tweeted me about a Mexican place that he discovered that he wanted me to try and blog about, I did not think twice about giving it a go.
Two things:
1. We're always up to try a new restaurant/dining area around UPLB
2. It's the perfect time to test my new camera that I bought earlier this week (story about that in the coming posts).
The owner told me that they've been around since January of this year and we've never really noticed it until Franco suggested that we try it out.
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| The design at the counter |
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| Dining Area |
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| That's my friend Franco (in black) who endorsed the place for me to blog about. |
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| View from the outside |
The food:
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| The best seller: Ginger Garlic Chicken - P60 |
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| Potato Balls - P45 |
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| Chili Bombs - P40 |
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| Beef and Bean Burrito - P125 |
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| Soft Chicken Taco - P85 |
Quick Review:
- Reasonably priced (Iced Tea as low as Php10.00)
- Try their best seller: The ginger garlic chicken - I'm not much into garlic chicken but I really liked it and will order it again next time I visit.
- Not much of a burrito fan but I liked the Beef and Bean burrito.
- Unfortunately there's no air-conditioning.
- Service is prompt.
Would I visit again? Yes.
Just a few steps from the entrance of F.O. Santos coming from Grove street, the Spice Jar Food Hub is located on the left side of the street.
1 comment:
Salamat po sa review..:) Balik po kayo palage. :)
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