Chili Chicken at Bomika


	a nomad in search of...



HOME PAGE Contact TheLoneRider Web TheLoneRider.com

HOME PAGE
ADVENTURES
Fitness Free Diving Kayaking Mountain Biking Mountaineering Rafting Rock Climbing Scuba Diving Snowboarding Surfing Traveling Yoga
REVIEWS
Book Review Gear Review Movie Review Restaurant Review
MISC
Chilling Out Cool Sites Community Counter Culture Fab People Food Odyssey best food recipes Lucid Thoughts Quotes Random Lives Showbiz Snapshot Thought Bubble Verbatim Wealth Building

Archive Sitemap Reciprocal Links
DIRECTORY
Stereolithography California Wineries Dumaguete Directory
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Philippines Negros Oriental Realty Dumaguete Subdivision Lots
WEB SERVICES
SEO Services Web Design Services Advertising Here

search engine optimization consultant, seo, web designer stereolithography, color 3d printing, rapid prototyping, sla, color prototypes Phyllis Wallbank, educational trust, England dry cleaning, Ashburn, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Reston, VA, Virginia outdoor adventure tours Philippines rural development, agrarian reform, local governance, Philippines bag manufacturing, Philippines birdwatching, birding, sightseeing, Philippines renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, Philippines

August 12, 2005 Friday

Chili Chicken at Bomika

I got excited when a friend intimated to me about PinoyFrugalFoody, a YahooGroup about food lovers who talk about the latest good food they've had. That's totally up my alley. I joined them and posted an invite to lunch at Bomika, a cozy and unpretentious eating place in Cruz na Ligas near UP Diliman. I'd been there a few times and I love their chili chicken. At P50 with rice, it was bang-for-the-buck. I was confident about my recommendation.

Oriens took me up on my invite and we met at Abelardo Hall. A short Ikot jeep ride and we were at Bomika. There's no business sign of the place...just lots of plants on the outside.

Of course, Oriens ordered the Chili Chicken while I ordered their Sisig. The Sisig wasn't bad but the main deal was the Chili Chicken. It had just the right spice to give it that edge without going overboard. Dessert? Across the street is a sari-sari store selling a Dan Eric's drumstick for P12.50.

There you go. P62.50 for a full and satisfying meal with dessert to top it off. That's hard to beat.

--- TheLoneRider

Comments?

Reader Comments:

Noel Guerrero
(23 Feb 2006) Hi I saw your food odyssey entry about Bomika in Cruz na Ligas.....I was once a resident of this town from 1980-1986, I left for the USA in 1986 and have never gone back, and it's bittersweet to read something about my childhood town.

next story »»

»» back to Food Odyssey
»» back to Homepage