I already had my breakfast at Manila, so I only have to think of my lunch and dinner for the day. Since I saw a Greenwich booth at the Batangas Port terminal, and since the boat I was to ride will depart at 12:30 PM, I took the last chance at fastfood and bought a chicken meal. Surprisingly, when I arrived at the island, the food is still warm!
After swimming at the clear beach, I sat at the sand and watched the beautiful sunset. While watching, I drink up my baon SanMig Apple (yes, I stash some liquor at my bag because I know it would cost a lot at the island). I ate Balut bought from the vendor and lounge at the seashore, feeling the sea air and looking at other tourists enjoying the peaceful place.
Anyway, that night, after a long lounge on the beach, I walk through the several restaurants at the beach front. I have already chosen a spot but when I asked if they had Tinolang Sugpo, they declined and so I walked away and searched for another place to eat. At the adjacent restaurant, I ask again for the food I craved for a week already. The attendant said none but then he will find a way and so he called, I guess, another restaurant and then promised me my Sugpo. I ordered additional grilled fish and two sticks of barbeque. When I finished ordering, I wondered if I can consume all that I have ordered.
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| the menu at the restaurant; the food is quite affordable and equally yummy! |
Surprisingly, I do not know if I will be disappointed or not, the Tinola contained only three pieces of Sugpo! Well, it is just okay so that I can be sure to consume it. Luckily, with my big appetite, I consumed everything with a sip of my favorite strawberry shake. I paid Php 620 for my dinner and left Php 30 pesos as tip.
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The
tinolang sugpo that was specially ordered from other restaurant; This costs Php
300 and yes, with only 3 pieces of sugpo but very meaty!
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| Grilled fish, very good! |
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| lone fire dancer with Korean audience |
It was still 8:00 PM so I burned down the calories by walking along the seashore and checking out the souvenir shops around. Like Boracay, souvenirs at Galera are quite cheap. I bought two beach dress, board shorts and a sarong. I paid a total of Php 500 for the souvenirs I bought.
I then continued walking and watched some firedancers. I got tired and the night became colder so I went back to my room and sleep, tomorrow is another day as I will visit Tamaraw Falls.
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