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PM2D's Eatery in Sagada |
Sagada is a town where you have several choices of restaurants or
cafeteria for dinner. For the second night in Sagada, we opted to eat in a
restaurant, and I was suggesting my friend to dine inside Kimchi Restaurant.
But it was another block away again and since we were already hungry that time,
we went inside a canteen/store style house. I did not care to notice the name
at first since it was just an eatery.
But the time I tasted their meals, I said to myself, “I have to get their name
for future dinners in Sagada.” There it says “PM2D’s Eatery”.
Nothing Beats Plain
Nature Adventure: Sagada
After we saw the Sagada rock formations, Kapay-aw Rice Terraces, Sumaguing Cave and a glance of Sagada weaving industry, we decided to eat our dinner at
PM2D’s Eatery. It was unknown to many tourists, since it looks like a canteen
or a carinderia. I was hesitant to eat there at first because I have a plan to
do food trip in Sagada and that doesn’t include eateries. Nonetheless, we tried
to have dinner in PM2D’s Eatery. I ordered pork chop budget meal for P90.
Remember what I told you before that budget meal in Sagada cost P90. Pretty
more expensive than in any other places in the Philippines.
But I was surprised that they serve our food the way restaurants do it.
What was served on our plate was sliced pork chop, chopped tomatoes and onions,
potatoes and beans, red rice and sinigang soup. Man, the time my spoonful of
rice and viand reached my tongue, it was really mouthwatering. Delicioso! All
the food served on my plate just compliment with each other. I ended my dinner
with a stomachful of unforgettable cafeteria dish. It was the home-made style
Sagada dinner that I appreciate. Maybe you haven’t still heard of PM2D’s
Eatery…and it’s time for you to try this out when you visit Sagada.
I was happy to actually choose PM2D’s Eatery than any other restaurants in
Sagada, and it was like I discovered something new that I can recommend for
travelers and tourists like you who are longing to see the beauty and taste of
Sagada.
There are still other food served in their menu
but the list includes something like 5 more dishes. It’s worth the try
honestly. For P90, you will be able to taste Sagada, homemade-style. Forget
about the other more popular restaurants in Sagada and why not try PM2D’s
Eatery. And you realize that road side eateries also serve one of the best foods
in the country.
Part 27: A Visit to the Old Village of Sagada: Home Weaving and Etag
Part 28: Lemony Lunch @ Lemon Pie House in Sagada
Part 29: When They Call It Halo-Halo in Sagada
Part 30: Sagada All Saints Day: Burnt Pine Woods and Thick Black Smoke.
Travex Travels GUIDE: Three-Day Sagada Itinerary and List of Expenses
Nothing Beats Plain
Nature Adventure: Sagada Travel Series (20 - 30):
Part 20: Tourism Employs Local Sagadans
Part 21: A Delightful Sagada Dinner at PM2D's Eatery
Part 22: A Night in Sagada Pine Cafe
Part 25: Of Begnas and Sagada Culture
Part 26: A Quick Breakfast Inside Dalikan Restaurant, SagadaPart 27: A Visit to the Old Village of Sagada: Home Weaving and Etag
Part 28: Lemony Lunch @ Lemon Pie House in Sagada
Part 29: When They Call It Halo-Halo in Sagada
Part 30: Sagada All Saints Day: Burnt Pine Woods and Thick Black Smoke.
Travex Travels GUIDE: Three-Day Sagada Itinerary and List of Expenses
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