My last Inasal meal was at Bacolod Chk-N-BBQ House. And here I am again, trying out another Inasal House. This time I went to Ortigas to visit Jay-J's Chicken Inasal.
Hita Meal- Php121.00
Pecho Meal- Php126.00
Molo- Php98.00 (good for 2)
Kangkong with Litson- Php165.00 (good for 2)
Turon- FREE!
Jay-J's Chicken Inasal was also good (unlike Mang Inasal. I still can't figure out why they're claiming to serve Chicken Inasal when you can't trace any Inasal taste. They should change their name to Mang BBQ instead.) plus the servings of their other dishes were always good for 2. Very tipid.
Now let's compute: 1 Hita Meal + 1 Pecho Meal + 2 Extra Rice (Php29.00/each) + Molo + Kangkong w/ Litson...
The cost? ...Php568.00. And that's good for 4 people.
Solb.
Oh my goodness! I wish I can taste that inasal! To be honest I don't know how it tastes. Sure looks bbq'ed to me. Wonderfully served on banana leaf, truly exotic. salivating now*
I want some turon too =)
Posted by: thess | March 20, 2008 at 11:03 PM
Hi Thess, before putting the chicken on the grill, the chicken has to be marinated first (for an hour) in garlic, ginger, native vinegar, calamansi, lemongrass, rock salt, cracked black pepper. Then while grilling the chicken, you have to always rub it with the vegetable oil + achuete basting. I made my own Chicken Inasal version last year and it was a hit! But I still like scouring the streets of the metro for some good Chicken Inasal. :-)
Posted by: tipidmeals | March 22, 2008 at 12:39 PM
i used to like inasal, but right now i have this unexplained aversion to eating chicken cooked any way except deep fried. (which means i can only go for mcdo or jollibee or kfc's).
but chicken skin is good though :) btw, since you were in the ortigas/jay-j's area, maybe you could visit my friend's bar, The Alley, sometime (it's beside V58 bar near jay-jay's also). i did a feature on their menu before and not just because im friends with the owners that's why im promoting, but because the food is really cheap and it tastes good.
yun lang :)
Posted by: Iris | March 23, 2008 at 12:24 AM
i love that this place is open 24 hours
Posted by: Hiro | March 23, 2008 at 12:27 AM
Hi Iris, sure, I'll find the time to visit The Alley. :-)
What type of food/cuisine are they serving, by the way?
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Hey Hiro, cool right? I love restos (especially those that are serving good food) that are open 24 hours. Hehe. :-)
Posted by: tipidmeals | March 24, 2008 at 05:41 PM
they serve the usual bar-type of foods. you can see them here: http://www.naptimerocks.com/2008/01/30/polu-kai-and-the-alley/ and here: http://www.munchpunch.com/restaurants/branch/reviews/3344.aspx
:)
Posted by: iris | March 24, 2008 at 06:05 PM
they serve the usual bar-type of foods. you can see them here: http://www.naptimerocks.com/2008/01/30/polu-kai-and-the-alley/
:)
Posted by: iris | March 24, 2008 at 06:05 PM
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Posted by: Maribel | August 30, 2008 at 05:59 PM
If you visit Baguio, there is also a branch of Jay J's Chicken Inasal...same owner same great tasting food!
Posted by: Bochog | December 10, 2008 at 10:40 PM
Plan to try this out.
i love chicken hence i own a chicken place
myself. Inasal is so yummy!
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