Manam Comfort Filipino (Greenbelt)
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Manam’s House Crispy Sisig is the ideal introduction to the sizzling delicacy. You get all the original scrumptiousness, sans the challenge of eating pig’s face and offal. Every spoonful is packed with chicharon (pork cracklings), garlic, onions, ginger, and chili peppers, making for a flavorful and well-textured bite. Pair it with a cup of steaming hot garlic rice, and you’ve got a dangerously addictive combo!
Level 1, Greenbelt 2, Ayala Center, Greenbelt, Makati City, Philippines
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Sinigang is known as an all-time classic Pinoy dish, and I believe Manam cooks a heavenly version of this popular Pinoy ulam! I miss it so much that I tried to recreate it here in London, but the taste is just not the same. So just go here, and you’ll know!
Manam’s Sisig is the best for me! At the same time, their refreshing shakes like Ube Sago are just so good! I remember bringing all my expat colleagues here every time they visit the Philippines.
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If all you can think of lately is comfort food, head over to Manam for an extensive selection of Filipino favorites to cheer you up during gloomy days. It’s hard to score seats as they don’t accept reservations, so it is recommended to go earlier than usual. Customers wait to be seated just for a taste of their Kare-Kare, which you can enjoy with either seafood or oxtail.
When you eat out, you might want to try every single kind of flavor there is; but, sometimes, the only thing that can really hit the spot is a traditional dish like kare-kare, sisig, or crispy pata. Pay a visit to Manam where there are a few twists thrown in of our usual favorites such as crispy palabok or puto bumbong with muscovado.
No Words... Must Try Everything On The Menu ❤️ Their Rockwell Branch is more colorful 😊 go take those pictures
Our team's fave Filipino restaurant. We dined here multiple times. I love their Ube Sago shake and ube bibingka! But i didnt know that they have ube champorado!!! 😲 how can i miss that 😂 well maybe next time that will be my order 💜 #ubestsagoshake #ubechamporado #ubebibingka 📷:instagram/manamph
Sate your appetite at Manam on Filipino comfort food, where all the classics are in perfect attendance: adobo (pork stewed in soy sauce and vinegar), sinigang (pork in a sour soup), sisig (minced pork offal), and so many more. Their dishes are available in various sizes, so you can opt to share. Maybe go on a double date or triple date, even! It’s always merrier the more around the table at Manam. They’ve also been a bit playful with their menu. Manam’s Sinigang with Watermelon and Beef Short Ribs is a curious creation, but they make it work! Simply put, it’s just really good Filipino food.
When we want to binge on Filipino food, this is where we go. Make sure to order the House Crispy Sisig and Sinigang na Beef Short Rib & Watermelon! Polish off your meal with my personal favorite on the dessert menu: Puto Bumbong.
Lunch with the Finds team and first experience of Philippine food. Had sisig w/ rice, some leafs in coconut sauce and pork in crab fat. Calamansi drink.
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