"At this casual, BYOB Filipino restaurant in Woodside, you can order any dish and then immediately start dreaming of ordering it again on your next visit. That’s rare. Start with the crispy lumpia, get a sizzling platter of crunchy, creamy milkfish sisig, and a huge portion of deep-fried pork knuckles with thick, crackly skin. Finish with the halo halo, which involves ube ice cream piled with things like beans, gelatin, chunks of banana, and slivers of coconut. Bring a few friends to help you try a bunch of different dishes, and also serve as your backup singers. Familiar pop songs are always playing from the speakers, but you’ll quickly realize this version of “Toxic” is not Britney. (They’re all karaoke covers.) " - Team Infatuation
Alex Staniloff
