Whenever you travel, it is not only the place that makes you curious but also the food. Each country is known for their own cuisine and I’m pretty sure that you have your own favorites.
Living in the Philippines, we are so used eating American foods because of the different American chain of restaurants here in the country. So when my husband went to Austin, Texas, he did not have any problem with food. The only dilemma is finishing the order, every meal has generous servings which he is not used too. Masisira talaga ang diet mo.
His hotel gave him a list of restaurants where he can eat, if he wants pizza, mixed, Mexican, Seafood, Asian, Italian, BBQ/Steak, Counter Service or Grocery and Convenient store. FOr the last two week, he ate at Pizza Hut, Cho Sushi, Napa Flats, Subway, Target and Texas Roadhouse. Among the restaurants, he liked Texas Roadhouse so he ate there twice.
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Texas Roadhouse is an American chain of restaurant that is founded in February 1993. They are known for their slogan which is Legendary Food, Legendary Service. According to my husband, the service is good so mahihiya ka daw talaga na hindi magtip, hehehe! Ibang-iba sa service ng restaurant sa Pinas
It is also famous for its free buckets of peanuts. As in peanuts are everywhere, you can just eat and eat while waiting for your order. You can just throw the peanut shells on the floor.
Texas Roadhouse specializes in steaks, chicken, seafood, ribs and side dishes are made from scratch. He enjoyed the food so much so when we ate at Melo’s, “okay na lang ang steak sa kanya”. He prefers the steak of Texas Roadhouse na. And because of that, I need to eat at Texas Roadhouse, I've learned that they have branches here in the Philippines.
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Steaks are cheaper in USA compared here in the Philippines. Yes, mas mura pa kinain ni hubby sa Texas Roadhouse compared sa kinain namin sa Melo’s which is promo rate pa. So whenever you are in USA, don’t forget to eat steaks.
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February 28, 2017
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We seldom eat steak. Mahal kasi. eheheh/ But a day after my mom's birthday, she treated us in a steak house. I enjoyed mine so much and took note of the one you mentioned before. You ordered steak well done for your son and it was somehow matigas. So when I asked the food attendant for a well-done, she mentioned baka tumigas nga raw ng konti. Then I remembered you mentioned that in one of your posts. So I had my steak medium done. Sarap! Salamat sa tips.
ReplyDeleteYes, pag well-done may tendency na matigas na. So it is better to choose medium rare or medium well so you can really enjoy the steak. We ordered, well-done sa anak ko at baka di kainin pag may blood. hehehe!
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