Haaaaa! I wanted to shout! Haaaa! Hahaha! This is because it is Thai Food Festival in Cafe Leona on a Saturday Night and I was able to try this Seafood Pat Pick.

It was served sizzling. How I wish I can also put the mouth of my chismosa neighbor on the sizzling plate no? Anyway, it was so tasty that I wanted to jump. Exxag, I kno'.

There were squid, shrimps and mussels to satisfy your cheap tongue craving for seafood.

Don't worry about the price because one serving is good for 3-4 people with standard appetite. If you have voracious appetite, good luck!

So it is 170 pesos per serving. If you divide it by four, each individual will just have to pay a little over than 40 pesos so it is still affordable, 'di ba? If you want to make tipid, bring your own rice , haha!

I tried this food in Cafe Leona, a restaurant located along the famous Calle Crisologo in Vigan. This food is served ONLY every Saturday. The food is available starting at 6 PM.

The time I read about the name of this Thai food, I opted to eat it than to pronounce it. Gosh! This is nosebleed! How come this food will have to make me struggle first in twirling my tongue because I use my tongue in eating? Duhhh!

So you know what? I opted to eat this food than to pronounce it because it hurts my tongue. 

Anyway, I love the half-cooked stream beans (I hope I'm right with the name of that green veggie) and the tender beef was perfect! But beware of the red thing there because this will burn your mouth, as in hot na hot! Ang anghang!!!

One platter costs 180 pesos but don't worry that is not expensive. The serving is good for 3-4 people. So if you divide it by 4, that would only cost yo' 45 pesos each! Ang mura na, sosyal pa, naka-Thai food ka pa, 'san ka pa!

Bongga!!! I ate this in Cafe Leona. They serve this food only during Saturday and not everyday so 'wag assuming! Saturday is their Thai food festival.  

Babay na!

One night I was in Vigan. Yes it was night. Not midnight. It was Saturday, the Thai Food Festival in Cafe Leona!

So what I am doing here? Of course, I'm here to eat! You know, I am PALAGUTOM and I am always gutom. Tahaaaa! It's my first time to try this so-called Thai Fried Rice. This is history!

I saw the lemon. I thought it was a dessert and I made it appear that I think it was  dessert so that I will appear ignorante. Palagutom Boy is so ignorante you know. Hahaha! I'm so cheap ya kno' and I don't eat food with cost of more than 100 pesos. Blah blah blah!

So it is my first time to eat a fried rice because I usually eat plain rice because I am poor. As poor as your face. 

However, even though I'm poor, this is still a mission accomplished because it did not exceed 100 pesos. Bongga!

I felt very very as in very very sosyal while eating with the non-trying hard sosyal tourists around in al fresco courtesy of the pangmayaman restaurant of Cafe Leona. So I felt so sosyal!

Anyway, by the way, on the other hand, furthermore, on the other side, in light of the foregoing paragraphs, to sum it up, as a summary, in other words, I eat cheap food but I still appear sosyal hahaha!

The Thai fried rice of Cafe Leona is only 80 pesos. It was mixed with shrimps, pork and vegetables. You have to mix the lemon juice yourself unless you have a katulong in tow who looks better than your face to do the job for you.

CALLE CRISOLOGO BEYBEH!

If you really read this corny post, you will know where I ate this. That restaurant is located along the famous Calle Crisologo in the city of Vigan and every night, they have the al fresco dining right on the cobblestone streets of Calle Crisologo. GORA NAAAA!

Heyah! Let's explore a town that is the birthplace of a former Philippine President. 'Wag ka! This town might be small but it has big people to brag like Pres. Elpidio Quirino lang naman. But we're here not to dig history lesson but to look for restaurants that offer cheap food in town.. then... Charaaaan! We landed to Ihawan sa Caoayan! Waaah! Palagutom Boy is soooo cheap!

Let's see some photos of Ihawan sa Caoayan!

Ihawan sa Caoayan is popular around Metro Vigan for its barbecue and the boodle fight. It is located in Don Alejandro Quirolgico, Caoayan, Ilocos Sur (near the Caoayan Church and at the Mestizo Riverside). The restaurant is open daily (of course) from 9am until 10 pm (they extend if there are many customers). They also have live band starting around 6 PM.

So what are the cheap food I discovered here? Check below.

Uhhhhh! Thank you so much! Thank you so much for reading! hahahaha! Iba ang opening pasabog ko na an' lakas makapag-thank you! Anyway hi-way, are you happy that I'm active in blogging again? I'm so back and expect that I will be featuring cheapipay food I ate everywhere: carinderia, fastfood, restaurant and street food! Bongga! Now, I ate GOTO!

This is soooo cheap at 35 pesos. Actually there is cheaper at 25 pesos but I opted to choose this because I have a voracious appetite (although I'm not fat). The Busog Goto is the bigger version of the regular goto.

FOOD REVIEW: So the taste? Opkors it is so yummy ano ba! I love the toppings which is actually a fried bawang or if you are sosyal, say "gohr-lihk" which stands for garlic. However, even how sosyal you pronounce it, the smell of the bawang will remain inside your mouth once you eat it. Sige, pasosyal pa! Batukan kaya kita! Haha.

The 35 pesos is so sulit. It was good for at least one meal for me (this food became my dinner, unexpectedly).

WHERE TO EAT BUSOG GOTO? I discovered this Busog Goto in Puregold Vigan. Yes, the name of the food is Busog Goto. There is a food stall at the second floor called Goto ni Juan. For more information, click HERE

[VIGAN] Goto ni Juan at Puregold Vigan and Cheap Food to Eat

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