Its current address will no longer be available by the end of the month as the food stall is moving to a bigger spot only several meters away from its present location. | via philstarlife
Its current address will no longer be available by the end of the month as the food stall is moving to a bigger spot only several meters away from its present location.
The new address will remain along J.P. Laurel Street, but this time at one end with the corner house and lot . "Space is running out in our old place as more customers want to dine in, especially during lunch and dinner time. This new place should be able to house more dine-in customers, around 40 and above," the food stall posted on social media."Expect more dishes to be added like old classics such as beef rendang, chicken satay, lemon teh peng, butter prawn, etc. in making a comeback. And yes, there will be other items such as laksa, roti pratha, teh tarek, etc.
Management appealed to customers to bear with them in light of the adjustments and setting up in the coming days. They likewise appealed to non-diners who used to sit in the restaurant bringing outside food to stop as it's bad for their business.
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