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| deep-fried heaven |
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| the counter -- sauces are on the left (sweet, spicy, vinegar with onion -- in short, choose your own poison) |
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| kwek-kwek |
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| third floor - quekiam, 2nd floor - hotdog and kwek-kwek, 1st floor - squid & fish balls |
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| P20 worth of squid balls slathered with lots of sauce |
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| quekiam |
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| a new batch of squid balls |
"It's so addicting!" my sister-in-law swears to me as she and her husband drag us to the UP Shopping Center entrance after church.
"Bawal ako sa fried," I protest softly, only to be handed five pieces of kwek-kwek which I demolished in a few seconds, este minutes.
Not long after, I'm handed P20 worth of squid balls.
"Ang dami naman!" I again protested, a bit louder this time, as I squirted spicy, sweet sauce and mixed a little vinegar in a small container and started the tusok-subo ritual.
"That's what we always say," answers my sister-in-law,
"pero nauubos namin lagi."
So who am I to argue, right?
As they always say, love your in-laws :)
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Two kids came up to us begging for money, my sister-in-law gave them squid balls, instead.
Instead of thanking her, one of the kids said, "walang quekiam?"
Aba, demanding pa...
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