Tamerlane's Ihaw - Marbel

Simple joys are the best and the same goes for comfort food. may tatalo pa ba sa inihaw done right? yung sakto yung pagkakaluto, masarap yung timpla, at panalo din yung side dishes? BEST. EVER. kaya isa sa favorite namin na cheap eats ang tamerlane’s sa antipolo. their menu is nothing fancy, but everything is spot on sa sarap and sa budget. the whole experience starts off with you choosing what you’d like to have grilled. as in ituturo mo talaga at yun ang isasalang nila sa grill. at bawal ang hindi cowboy, kasi magkakamay ka talaga while eating. (they don’t provide utensils, pero bibigyan ka ng plastic for your hands kung maarte ka at ayaw mong magkamay. simple, delicious, comforting. just what the best of filipino food should be. so what are you waiting for? tara na sa antipolo! taste ambiance budget accessibility in photos: inihaw na pusit, liempo, tilapia, hotdogs, barbecue, ensalada, itlog na pula, and kamatis. look for us on instagram: zc_foodventures.ph

Cheap and delicious bbq kamayan in Antipolo; this is a hidden gem however its known to the locals as Kamayan. Please come here before 7pm as the place gets packed easily especially on weekends. Also prepare to wait a bit for your food since they cook it as you order, and if you're not good with kamayan bring your own utensils as they don't provide any. Recommendation: Pork BBQ, pork liempo, chicken thigh leg, longganisa, garlic rice and ensalada.

I was on fieldwork in Rizal and this was the first place that our sales team’s top of mind lunch place. When we got there, we also saw other people from our sales team in the same place so my expectation is now higher. I liked how this place promotes eating with your hands which all Filipinos know that it makes eating more fun. It was also nice that they had a wide range of food choices for grilling. We got Pusit na may Palaman (Php 285 to 350) and Tilapia (Php 90 to 95) for our seafood dishes. The pusit was good a little oily but dipping it in soy sauce would do the trick. The tilapia was also yummy. For the meat, we got Liempo (Php 85), Barbecue (Php 16 per stick) and Jumbo Hotdog (Php 20 per stick). I think all three were a little pricey because all of them had smaller servings. The marinade of the liempo and the bbq were almost the same but it was still delicious. The hotdog was pretty ordinary.