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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Andok's
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I ordered 2 pieces pork barbeque and rice. The pork barbeque tasted good but it was not something that you would look forward to eating again. I would like to commend them though for the vinegar sauce they served with the pork barbeque. It was very good. It had the right amount of sourness and spiciness.
AMBIENCE/SERVICE:
The place is filled with bright yellow tables. off-white couches, and red chairs which would make you feel like you are in Jollibee. However, even if the place is new, the walls are almost bare and there were not a lot of people around, I didn't feel that the cleanliness of the place is at its best.
The weird thing with our dining experience is the way they price their menu. Andok's has a Budget Meal but it won't give you any savings at all. For instance, their budget meal consisting of one cup rice and two pork barbeque costs 48 pesos. If you buy those items individually, you will also pay 48 pesos. So what is the use of having a budget meal? It would be better if they make the budget meal cost 5 pesos more and add iced tea or softdrink to the set. PRICE: VERDICT: |
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