My husband and I just found a very nice place to eat in Angono. Finally, a nice (cute), decent yet not so formal place to bring our family and friends when they visit us. We chanced upon a place called Johnny & Jenny's Original Tia Maria's Kinulob na Itik while looking for a not so crowded restaurant to celebrate Valentine's Day. We actually have our mother and 4month old son to celebrate with us.
It is a small restaurant, the set up of which is similar to Cloud 9, (if you've been there) years before it was renovated - Made to create a "garden"-like ambiance (so do not expect airconditioning units). Huts surround the main restaurant to accommodate more guests, ideal for those who just want to "chillax" - relax and hang out with family and friends. We could see the kitchen from our table and it looks pretty clean. No problem with the parking space, the only problem we see at that time is the limited manpower...they only have one waiter - but standing ovation for the sole waiter, because despite the pressure & stress he managed to perform well, fast & keep his cool.
Since it was our first time in that place, we ordered their specialty: Kinulob na Itik (Php300+). Then we added Chopseuy (Php120) and Bulalo (Php300) to the menu. Each order is good for 2-3 persons, according to the manager. But when our order came, I'm pretty sure it's good for 3-4 persons.
We especially loved their Kinulob na Itik and Chopseuy. Their bulalo tastes ordinary, though. So, if your looking for something new to taste, I suggest you try out their kinulob na itik. We did not order their pancit because we're not a fan of pancit, but I guess their pancit is good because almost all of the customers ordered it. So, my husband and I decided that we will try their pancit the next time we visit the place - which is a definite.
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