When I arrived, our Buffalo Wings (Php150) seems to be
waiting for their final flaps and wow! They were really juicy, big, and the
spices were tolerable. We were not ready by that time to indulge to the depths
or should I say deaths of our taste buds for the to-die for specialty. Moving
on, it was really great considering the tangy sauce and the crisp carrot sticks
made a great blend with the wings.
I got my beloved sister a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich (Php100), so
that we could munch on something as we watch the upcoming BOS-MIA game. Even
though that is so not related with the contenders, we munched it in content
with our favorite Tomi chips (watch out for this one).
I went to school and Ms. B wants to eat again there and we
were back again, now with Mr. L and Mr. A since Mr. C does not want to be a
fifth wheel. Kidding. But gracias for the amazing tutorial, Doc. I ordered
Arroz ala Cubana for (Php59) and wondered where did the bananas go? That would
certainly be a query for a person who hates the Potassium-pumper.
Ms. B had the Philly Cheesesteak because she cannot stand me
nagging about how great it was.
Mr. L’s cheeseburger with fries was very gooey (I really
applaud cheeseburger with cheese that actually melts. *Applauds.) and I could
not stand just looking at it so I took a bite.
Mr. A’s Tapa (Php59), what a nice opening, Mr. A’s Tapa.
Anyway, it was so-so and he had no plans in sharing because it is his only meal
for the day.
We are extremely grateful that T. Che and her husband thought of this and
that adds to our list on why we are proud to be Josephians. See you again, in
no time, that is for sure. Too bad Manang Mona’s barbeques are missing in the
menu.
Comment on how you love our Iana’s Very Big Bites. xoxo, FI
Iana’s Big Bites
Brgy. San Rafael, Sen. B. Aquino Ave. Diversion
Rd., Mandurriao, Iloilo City
