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Batchoyan ni Jasmin sa Ilawod


Craving for batchoy? Time to give Batchoyan sa Ilawod a visit!
Located along Libertad Street, just ask any tricycle driver - they'll take you there.
Just follow the signs along the road.
Trust your sense of smell when you walk along the alley going to the eatery.
Interiors photo from Batchoyan ni Jasmin FB Page
A typical batchoyan ambiance greets you when you enter.
Order you batchoy as soon as you get there since the queue is quite long and they have calde-caldero of take out orders too!
Enjoy eating your batchoy - pork, liver, fried intestines, meke and bottomless caldo. Add some puto and drinks too! Don't worry, its just PhP40/bowl.
Now, it's time for you to discover, experience and enjoy this gastronomic offering - Batchoy sa Ilawod!

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 13, 2019 at 2:30 AM

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