Bacolod’s Best Kitchen

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September 2021

I've lived in NorCal for long enough to know a good Filipino turo turo (literally point point) restaurant, and Bacolod's Best Kitchen (BBK) fits it. They have an abundance of choices of Filipino food from fried fish, veggie choices and meat galore. BBK also had some treats that I've only seen in the Philippines: piaya. It's a flat bread that's filled with a muscavado sugar filling and grilled to a golden-ish brown. The dough was flaky and the muscavado sugar filling was sweet,...read full review

July 2021

While my dandy friends were queued for Sunday brunch at Coxcomb? Chanticleer? (Most area restaurants are rooster-themed.) I went to Best Kitchen and got amazing food instantaneously for pesos. (The cool people just call it Best Kitchen.)I didn't go in but I'm assuming monocles are on the dress code at Coxcomb and on the menu is organic stews in a tin can on a plank of wood you keep on your knees--expérience culinaire l'hobo is $29 but they make you pay in non-fungible tokens.Best...read full review

July 2021

This used to be a Uni-Mart location, but it is under new management now.Only the restaurant part is open, unsure yet if the owners plan on carrying groceries again with Seafood open.They have a good variety of food options, from some of the popular baked goods like pan de sal and hopia mongo, noodles like pan it and lots of meat options. Prices are really good and staff is very friendly and helpful.Definitely recommend if you are in the area and have a taste for any of the main...read full review

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