Binalot Meals are coming to Baguio | Igorotage

While foreign food are continuously emerging here in the City of Pines, Filipino favorites are coming our way.

Pizza, fries, burgers, korean bbq, and a lot of foreign fast food are continuously emerging in Baguio, while I’m sure a lot of us enjoy this kind of food, Filipino food will always have a place in our heart. Yesterday, I visited the pop-up restaurant of BitBit or Binalot Meals, they introduced a pop-up menu that features Filipino favorites. This pop-up menu is available today and tomorrow for dine-in customers. Visit them at #25 Julian Felipe st., Brgy. Lualhati, Baguio City. Near Wright Park Condominium and Hotel Elizabeth.

I went there last night to try one of my favorite Filipino dish; Grilled Liempo with rice, balanced with Baguio local’s favorite Chayote Leaves and Tomatoes. And a Filipino staple, naturally sweet, a slice of Saging na Saba. It was a bountiful serving for less than Php200.

Grilled to Perfecrion

The full menu will be introduce hopefully, last week of this month (July, 2023) on their food truck that we hope to see around Baguio. This will also be available on Foodpanda and Grab.

Im not an Igorot but I do love their culture and history, makes me proud to be a Filipino.

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