One week ago, Carmina had pointed to Mom Violy there is a place to order her lechon. Mom Violy said, let's go there one day. Carmina was able to bring Mom Violy to Elars Lechon . The branch we went too was in Quezon Avenue which is close by. First step is to enter in their office facility to place your order. The person inside will ask what you would like to order. Here is their price list: What they offer for Christmas in case you're interested in it. It is very easy to place your order those who are just walking in out of curiosity. Second Step: Go outside and hand in your order at the counter where you can see the lechon in front of you being chopped up on based on the weight you've made. The lechon will be placed in a box along with the lechon sauce inside an eco-bag. Mom Violy is very happy that she was able to buy her favorite Elars Lechon. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for lechon sold at Elars Lechon. Subscribe & follow @ Carmina Lifestyle a plac
Feeling hungry after a long day shopping before heading back at Mom Violy's house. Carmina decided to get a bite to eat close to the area knowing Mom Violy won't have any food to eat at her home. Mom Violy suggested that she wanted to try the fried siopao her neighbor informed her tasted really good. What we didn't know it had some soup inside only when I ate it on my plate using a fork. It is really yummy that is home made from Mien San Noodle House . We also order Wonton Soup to share. Spicy Eggplant and plain white rice to complete our meal, but we requested it to be mild. From eating delicious Chinese food on Gilmore Street we had a full stomach. Carmina's drink was fresh buko juice and asked to open it up for me and bring it home. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for Chinese food served at Mien San Noodle House on Gilmore Street. Subscribe & follow @ Carmina Lifestyle a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support!