fisherman's grill is located on lazatin road just after the flyover from san fernando exit in pampanga.
aside from the obvious fact that it's a seafood restaurant, fisherman's grill also offers a variety of dishes made from beef, pork, chicken and duck. (kaldereta, adobo, pinaupong manok, etc.) yummy, yummy, yummy food!
food selection. in true filipino style, we call it turo-turo, which means you point at the food you want and they serve it to you. then again, the resto also has menus if you're too lazy to come up to the counter. ;-) anyway they have other selections which are only found in the menu, just like this one ;-)
camaru!!! (native crickets) this is a delicacy found only in pampanga. too, too bad, i wasn't able to order camaru as i already got my order (crispy crablets) when i learned that the resto serves it.
camaru!!! (native crickets) this is a delicacy found only in pampanga. too, too bad, i wasn't able to order camaru as i already got my order (crispy crablets) when i learned that the resto serves it.
longganisa!!!
me and my family were probably the first customers there. even with dim lighting, the ambience of the resto is very homey. it looks old as well, which of course is a good thing.
there are two staircases in the restaurant; one from the outside as pictured here, and another inside. i just love staircases. and btw, those yellow, green and red tiles are similar to the ones in my lola's house, only much older.
me and my family were probably the first customers there. even with dim lighting, the ambience of the resto is very homey. it looks old as well, which of course is a good thing.
the emerald hall. no, the wizard of oz ain't inside. just us family and the food attendants. hehehe:-) by the way, there are two other halls on either side of emerald hall.
there are two staircases in the restaurant; one from the outside as pictured here, and another inside. i just love staircases. and btw, those yellow, green and red tiles are similar to the ones in my lola's house, only much older.
I love old houses too, especially ones like this that have been well maintained and preserved through the years.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Camaru! Thanks for mentioning what it is for I've been trying to recall the name of this dish for many years, ever since I had it in a Kapampangan restaurant in Malate. Thanks a lot for refreshing my fading memory! :)
nakakagutom.. ^_^
ReplyDeletekagutom! di man lang ako nakapag crispy crablets nung andyan ako. :-(
ReplyDeleteur blog is so nice!By the way at your free time try to visit my site.I'll also visit yours often.I'll add you in my blogroll as soon as you visit mine.Hope you'l visit soon.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried Camaru but it looks interesting. Kapag napadaan ako sa Pampanga, I'll definitely look for it. :-)
ReplyDeleteSeafood! The food looked delicious 'cept for the crickets though.
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panaderos: you're welcome! :D and yup, there's nothing like old houses being preserved :)
ReplyDeletemimi: hehehe :)
r-yo! awwww! ang sarap pa naman nun. mmmm!!!!! pag-uwi mo na lang ulit hehehe :)
satya: thanks! will try to visit your blog too :)
dyosa: oh yes, do. very exotic and interesting. and then maybe you can share with the rest of us what it tastes like :)
kyels: hehe there are plenty of exotic food that one can try here in the philippines! not that i have tried any, tho. hehehe :)
native crickets... sounds very yummy ! ;-)
ReplyDeletemukang masarap ang pag kain!
ReplyDeleteOH EM GEE!
ReplyDeleteGinutom ako! but may isang food dun na parang... hmmmm.... di ko yata kayang kainin yun.
;)
nice place to eat and dine. the place looks very friendly to customers and the food. looks really tasty.
ReplyDeletei never tried eating camaru yet.
sidney: yes, indeed! =)
ReplyDeletemarkey: masarap nga! thanks for dropping by =)
kris jasper: hehe kaya yan! kung umuwi ka dito try natin gusto mo? =)
the dong: the food is actually pretty good, the only thing that's a bit weird is the size of their rice, which is smaller than the regular 1 cup rice. =) and oh, if you ever try the camaru, let us know what it tastes like =)
sarapppppppppppp! hehehe katuwa ang sounds mo dito :)
ReplyDeletemore food and food trips to you! happy new year! (pwede pa naman based sa chinese new year)
ReplyDeletecamaru! yun ang di ko pa nakakain saka yung dagang bukid. uhm, pero siguro tama lang na wag ko nang ambisyuning kainin hehehe.
ReplyDeletepara gusto ko tuloy ng hipoooon!!!!
manilenya: hehe cute nga, no? and yup, sarap ng food dito! =)
ReplyDeletedomjullian: thanks! happy new year and advance gong xi fa cai! maaga ka pa nga para sa chinese new year hehe =)
zherwin: naku isa-isa muna, wag pagsabayin! hehehe =) grabe, ayos din ang crispy hipon nila as in! =)
Carl! Musta na? :-) Miss you! :-)Yun lang. hehehe.
ReplyDeleteHello po, I was wondering if we can print your blog and post it inside Fisherman's Grill? :) Thank you po in advance.
ReplyDeletehi nikkie, sorry for the late reply. it's okay to print it. can you also inform me if you've already done so? maybe a pic of this blog post on the wall of fisherman's grill :)
ReplyDeleteyup. ok ang fishermans grill. we went there few days ago at nag enjoy ako s food. marami silang sineserve na wala s iba like crablets, fried skin tilapia. the best ang crablet. i love salad too at ung desrt na kamote sarap ng syrup nya. super fiendly pa ung waiter binigyan ako ng food for my cats and dogs hahaha. dinagdagan nya super dami. fo sure ill come back dyan. baka gawin uli dyan ung bday ng isa kong pinsan.
ReplyDeletemahirap lng s fishermans grill pag wala ka sasakyan. walang namamasadang jeep doon. tricycle 140 back and fourth. hehe. mahal transpo nya kasi sulok ang location
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