Kalan-an Sulod Lang #18

The usual question asked when we are planning for a get-together: “Diin kita makaon?” or “Where are we going to eat?” Suddenly, Mr. Bedonia and Ms. Aquino’s Sulod Lang would usually pop in. We assembled at  the corner of Banana Cracker (rode Jaro CPU) because the easier route (Jaro Liko) is being messed with the bridge renovation.

After a lot of turns we arrived at the sign that says: “Kalan-an Sulod Lang”. It is actually a home that serves people in their garden. We have no idea who got there first, but they crave on the same specialty’s specials. That may sound like wait, what? But it is pata. When we ordered it, one said, crispy pata, and the other would order the sinabawan type.

Flash backwards, we got the contact information from Dr. Bedonia (Special thank you here) and she has been showing her brother to digout spots that you could actually cover your ears from salivating back in our high school days. We called a night before and they asked for our order, like wait, what again moment.

The more than the good for two persons advice in the menu but more than three verbally.

We had the large Crispy Pata because of Franz’s request at Php 380. It was actually bigger than the usuals we have in others, we will start a food war soon. The hind was actually, worth it because of the pork muscles that it prevents the usual fat on high feeling.

Leni’s Pata (Php80), made  everyone wow, literally, when they told us that it would be available after 10 minutes, it was really heartwarming. Note: Ask for the extra caldo, please.

We were hoping that the Crispy Bulalo (Php180) would actually come with the bone. But they were sliced of meat soaked in bulalo broth, and deep-fried that you could still actually taste the bulalo-ness without the bone. But come to think of it, the marrows would taste best if they are deep-fried to perfection right? Nagging for we want bones.

Anja’s Grilled Bangus (Php95) became the star of the show because everyone was mocking her that you could actually have the milkfish anytime you want at home.

We finished  our midterms celebration with 2 cups of Rice each (Php10/cup). We walked our way and passed by a gym that made us guilty from today’s shocking consumption. See you here after Finals, after all the work is done. We found love in this hopeless place, not your typical kalan-an.

Brgy. Cuartero, Jaro, Iloilo City

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