19 Copung Copung — Restaurant in Angeles

Over the years this place has become a city icon. Mainly a place for call center people to relax, or get wasted depending on your mood. The food is........errrrr...... lets say decent enough. Well most people come here to drink buckets and buckets of booze. I am not a fan of their buffet, as there are alot more places that serves better food at a more decent price. The service is.......errrrr.......again not a top notch. The waiters either not paying attention or won't even look so you have to hiss, holler and pretty much do anything to "catch their attention". It's like you have to exert much effort to get a decent service here, so I guess there goes the relaxing part of it. When you do get service they tend to rush you and leave you wondering if they really get what you ordered. You may want to order a few buckets of beer right away since your main course will take half an hour or more if you're lucky enough, sometimes more than an hour. The location is convenient, located on the highway, the parking space is decent with a guard posted however you are still parking at your own risk, heck it is even posted...

Craving for Kampanpangan cuisine, this restaurant is a must try. I love the variety in their menu. What i tried was their sisig which was yummy, I give it a 10/10. I also ordered the soup called sinigang Kampampangan which was also tasteful. The most exciting part was the exotic dishes. I tried their fried palaka whvi tastes like chicken but lots of bones, tiny bones so it was hard eating them. Lastly, the crispy kamaru or deep fried crickets which was yummy and with their sauce it was like shrimps or chicharon. The place was great, they stick to the them of their restaurant 1900 (copung means zero) with their kubo and filipino traditional attire worn by...

Food was okay. We tried their best seller dish which is the exotic fried frog. The taste did not seem to go well with my tastebuds but I think it was because I was aware of what I was eating 😅. Sizzling beef sisig was a thumbs up for me. The ambiance looked fair- not so modern and not so "ancient" as what the name depicts in the vernacular expression. Most of the decorations were seen in the past but what amazed me most was their version of the "chandelier". Orders took longer time to be served but hopefully this will...