To die for ang palabok
To die for ang palabok. Big servings, cheap, filling and the taste is really excellent. I travel far to have just one bowl of this palabok during weekends. And I mean far.

When the common TV is open for viewing, expect almost zero service. The waiters are more likely watching TV than serving and they will get angry if you call them during the climax.

Haven't been to their toilet but will surely expect unsavory sight. Monobloc chairs gives it authentic cheap appearance complete with plastic washable table clothes. Don't go during peak lunch hour or late dinner because they become beer garden-like with those gang-looking patrons. Best time: merienda and Sundays.

Hard to park during weekdays unless you want to park far and walk to their resto.    [01 Feb 2002 21:46:04]

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Recommended Dishes: Palabok

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Better than ever....
The Little Quiapo restaurant at the back of the city hall transferred to a new location located at the back of SSS. Under new management and major improvement on service noticed and with food you couldn't resist. The place is like a mini museum filled with different products from different regions at the same time cozy and relaxing. No liquor served!    [30 Jul 2003 06:47:03]

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Why is there no Little Quiapo website
Why is there no Little Quiapo official website? There are some Little Quiapo Resto in in U.S. but are not sure if these are the legitimate Little Quiapo that originated in the Philippines.    [07 Apr 2007 17:38:06]

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