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Bon Chon Chicken + Mister Kebab's

My officemates and I have been planning to try Bonchon Chicken for quite sometime now and we were finally able to eat there for lunch! We anticipated a huge lunch crowd so we went there around 1:00PM to make sure we had seats. It was still a full house. Luckily, we were able to snag a table while we were ordering.


Their set-up is like a fast food restaurant, similar to what they have in Chowking. You order and pay at the counter and will be given a number. Their kitchen is separated from the ordering counter.


That's Brix, me and Peng with his "smiling" eyes! :)


That's Borj, Brix and Tammy. :)




We ordered the family chicken set which costs around Php 700+. It was fabulous, to say the least. The skin was crispy and flavorful and the meat was juicy and tender.


Kimchi Coleslaw. A nice alternative to the usual coleslaw because this one has a bit of a kick from the kimchi flavor.


Peng with his Tofu Salad. Had a forkful of this but it wasn't that good. Peng was also disappointed with how this salad tasted. The vinaigrette it came with was too sour! It was like swallowing pure vinegar.

The next day, we had a meeting in Eton Centris so I invited Vic and Peng for a lunch in Mr. Kebab! This restaurant is open 24 hours and is located in West Avenue. There are always customers in this place, each time I visit it. Back in college, this is the place we go to to eat after partying all night!


Mr. Kebab's Menu and address.


Yogurt Shake. I love this drink. It's like a slushie version of Yakult!


Special Chelo Kebab, P130 (It was only P80 three years ago!). I have yet to order something else in their menu that is better than this one! There are two kinds of beef strips. One is tenderloin and the other is made from ground beef. Both are delicious! This is how to eat a Special Chelo Kebab. You first remove the burnt part of the tomato and squish it. Spread the margarine all over your rice. You put the garlic cream sauce on your beef, rice and tomato. You can also add some hot sauce if you like; then it's Bon Appetit!


Chicken BBQ. I was not able to taste this but Peng said it was okay. :)

Overall, I recommend that you all try these two restaurants! They both have very delicious food and the prices are quite reasonable!

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