For date night last Sunday, we had early tabehodai dinner at Kusina ni Sarah, the only Filipino restaurant in Atsugi. Mass had just finished a bit past 4:00 p.m. and after some chika-chika with friends, we went straight to the restaurant, which was just a few minutes' walk from the church.
Tabehodai is every 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month, and starts at 5:00 p.m.
We got there a bit early but were allowed inside already so we just spent the waiting time watching television (some Filipino telenovela was on TFC) and taking photos.
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| restaurant interiors |
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| capiz lamp shade! (Budoy yata yung palabas sa TV.) |
The ¥1,500-for-90-minutes tabehodai (all-you-can-eat) set featured 5 ulam (viands), white rice, dessert, and 1 complimentary glass of any non-alcoholic drink. (I got orange juice; Ronjie had Coke.) That evening, they had bopis, chicken-pork adobo, chicken pochero, chopsuey, and pork sinigang.
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| my 1st plate: bopis, adobo, pochero |
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| chopsuey |
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| pork sinigang |
For dessert, we were served ginataang bilo-bilo. :)
Busog na naman! Filipino food is ♥. We'll be back for sure! (I wonder what they'll be serving next time.)
Kusina ni Sarah is not just a restaurant; it's also a sari-sari store. They sell all sorts of Filipino food items--condiments, junk food, bottled and canned stuff, frozen meat, fresh fruits, etc.--and non-food items (I saw rubbing alcohol and J&J baby oil, among others).
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| How Pinoy is this? Spot the Sto. Nino, Sacred Heart, Golden Buddha, and Lucky Cat! :D |
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| shell ornament by the door |
Paluto and orders for take-out are also accepted!
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| it's a few minutes away from the Hon-Atsugi station |
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