Pinoy Life At Large

I really hated having to bring my car in for repairs. I hate it even more when I have to spend so much money on it. But I would hate it the most if my car would conk out in the middle of EDSA traffic. So to save on a little money, I trooped to Banaue on Valentine’s day and had my car healed of its aches and pains. As a consolation, I treated myself to Razon’s halo-halo and Pancit Luglug. The Kapampangans really know their food.

While it’s true that everyone loves halo-halo, not everyone likes having all the beans, sweets and veggies in it. That is why I love Razon’s halo-halo. There isn’t much in it, but leche flan, macapuno and bananas. I really don’t like those greens and reds and browns in my halo-halo. Strip it down to the bare essentials and you’ll know where the “comfort” in “comfort food” comes from.

And time stopped when I had this tall one for only P 85.00 (US$2.10).

This is Razon’s Pancit Plus. It is bigger than the usual serving, though I still found it too small for lunch but ok for merienda. Sorry, not really for sharing. An order sells for P110.00 (US$2.70).

Try Razon’s this summer. Their halo-halo is the best.