Filipino food and restaurants

i'm in withdrawal for some filipino food...i've eaten way too much german and doner kebaps

Cook it.

or...

Mabuhay Restaurant - Philippinische Spezialitaten
Barlachstrasse 6
80804 Munich
Tel 0 89/3 001402

My new philosopohy. If you're too lazy or too fucking stupid to look for yourself then you deserve to starve. Fucks sake, how difficult is it?

If this particular restaurant doesn't happen to be open anymore then get back to me. I'll do the research for you, make the reservation and perhaps even eat the starters for you.

And I even said to Pootle this evening that I shouldn't post when under the affluence of incohol...doh.

give him a break, newbies sometimes don't even know that there is a search function...although pretty much every other website has one, it's not exactly a unique feature

I'm sawwy.

Well done Keydeck... another newbie scared away !!

Didn't I give him the name, address & phone number of a Filipino restaurant?

Ok so grumpy arse surrounded with with a bit of bitching and moaning but the info was provided. If that scares someone away well, well, well I just don't know what to think about the state of the world.

I thought keydeck's original response was very good. It was quite informative on a number of levels. A+++++++ would read again.

woof.

Review on Mabuhay here. However, the numbers no longer working so if anyone happens to be passing by that way can you give a shout if its still open.

Otherwise you can try half assed DIY - they sell some Mama Sita mixes at most Asian stores in town.
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Or I heard there's a really good restaurant in Schwabing somewhere called, I forget the name, J... hmm.

There is a Filipino restuarant on the corner of Entenbachstr and Kolumbusstr in Au, right next to one of the U-Bahn exits. Its run by a very friendly Filipino family. Never eaten there, as I usually cook for myself but they are more than happy to supply me with take-away beer when everything else around is closed... worth checking out anyway.

Its called Nayong Pilipino, address is Edlingerplatz 4. Gut'n!

good tip teddfo.

My efforts to find a restaurant review turned up empty, first because my google skills in german are rusty and second, i think i may have come across...drum roll please...PinoyTown in German for German speakers.

There are Filipino restaurants in Munich ???
now I know life will be better with yummy Filipino food ...

I saw a documentary on the King of Balls on TV the other day, about a Philippino fast food chain specialising in fried squid balls. Yum..? Here's a link to the report : http://guide.real.com/media/news?contentid...sion=6.0.8.1024

UA your parents are in town and your staying abreast of news from 'king of balls'? shocking young lady, ballsy and schocking. No run along to bed, time to hit the sac before all this online nonsense drives you nuts.

thanks to Gen, we now have digits:

Nayong Pilipino Philippinisches Restaurant
(0 89) 62 26 93 06
81543 München, Edlingerplatz 4

I gave em a ring, they are open today but FYI: he said it was a gemischte karte. they have chinese and filipino food on the menu. So, if you're really craving something specific, you might want to call them in advance to see if its either on the menu or can be made by special request.

j-halo-halo makes me run in sugar crazed circles-ml