Chicken Inasal - Bacolod Style

Marissa and I ate at a new restaurant at Tiano-Makahambus Streets called Chicken Inasal. We shared kinilaw malasugue, which was very good but not quite as good as the kinilaw that Marissa makes for me. I had two of the chicken liver BBQ sticks, for 30 pesos each. Marissa has the Chicken Inasal and boco halo for desert.

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The restaurant is in an old but nice house and is pleasantly decorated. The downstairs area is air conditioned and non-smoking. The upstairs area is open-air, the smoking section, with a nice view of the street below.

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The food was great and the service was acceptable. I was given a Coke Light rather than a Sprite Light without explanation (of course they were “out of stock” of Sprite Light) and I received only a single Chicken Liver BBQ stick, when I had quite clearly ordered “duha”, two of them.

From my brief perusal of the menu, it appeared all the dishes were native. Highly recommended.

2 Responses to “Chicken Inasal - Bacolod Style”

  1. Ramon Uylamco Says:

    Are they the same as Bacolod Chicken Inasal? I’ve tried their food there and I like it.

  2. Tom Bunye Says:

    I haven’t tried it already but my verdict about Bacolod Chicken Inasal? Masarap!

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