Gabe's Home Grown Dishes — Restaurant in Quezon City

Katipunan Avenue is home to students, families and it’s one of the friendliest neighborhood. It is also where you’ll find Gabe’s Homegrown Dishes. It is the collaboration of Dan and his wife and they named it after their son, Gabe. They wanted to provide customers delicious meals at affordable price.

APPETIZER Filipino favorite street foods that are good for sharing and also great with a bottle of beer. Pinoy Cheese Sticks (Php 80) Kwek-kwek (5pcs - Php 45, 10pcs - Php 90) Fish Balls (Php 50) Squid Balls (Php 60) Sumpia (Php 100) it’s fried lumpia and it’s big pieces too.

MAIN Lengua (Php 280) the sauce was a bit soupy for my liking. I’m used to thick sauce lengua but still tasted good. Kare-kare (Php 250) it was packed with ingredients most especially vegetable and the sauce was really delicious. Baked Ribs (Php 190) oh lala lambot! I couldn’t help munching on it. Salmon belly in Béchamel Sauce (Php 160) the sauce was a perfect match with their salmon. Sarap! Crunchy Pork Sisig ni Gabe (Php 185) it was sweet and savory plus crunchy too. Those textures in my mouth made this sisig standout. Yummy Lechon Kawali (Php 160) Beef Tapsilog (Php 140) Horseylog (Php 140) yes, it’s horse meat. It was tender and flavorful. Crispy Pata (Php 550) big serving for the price. It was soft and easy to chew plus the pickle was a unique take on adding more taste to the crispy pata.

Pansit Malabon a family recipe that has been passed down from generation. It’s reminiscent of the pansit i’ve had when were still living in Navotas. Solo (Php 120) Bilao: Php 350 (good for 6-9pax), Php 550 (good for 10-15pax) and Php 1000 (good for 20-25pax)

DESSERTS Fried Oreos ala mode (Php 100) Halo-halo (Php 100) they scrimp on ingredients. Minimum of 12 ingredients per serving. Valencia ala Malabon (Php 80 plus Php 25 for ala mode) their version of turon with ube, monggo, saba and langka.

They offer delivery and food pick up. Just in time for the holidays. I know where to get my food for the upcoming potluck parties.

Thank you to our gracious host Dan and his...

A hole in the wall restaurant on the 2nd floor of YDG Building (across Ducati after Quirino Hospital and Nathaniel's) which serves quality comfort food at affordable prices. You (kids and adults alike) can play games and request songs while waiting. The place transports you to a place similar to a collectors dining room because of the unique stuff on the shelves. The message board proves how delicious the food is including the amiable staffs. Overall, an innovative restaurant to dine in (or take out) wherein you can hang out with family and friends together your favorite dish. Highly...

Good food and service. Best Pansit...