Next time you are hungry and don't want the usual try something new. I am a quarter filipino so I grew up eating filipino food. So for me its not a strange venture, I was excited when I found out we had a place to get some great home made filipino food. If you have never been to Potluck, it is a filipino deli where they sell not just meals but different sauces and Filipino delicacies.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
South Pacific
Next time you are hungry and don't want the usual try something new. I am a quarter filipino so I grew up eating filipino food. So for me its not a strange venture, I was excited when I found out we had a place to get some great home made filipino food. If you have never been to Potluck, it is a filipino deli where they sell not just meals but different sauces and Filipino delicacies.
The Place: Potluck
First Impression: When you pull up it is set between two big stores tucked away in a little corner. When you walk in the smell of great spices, soy and vinegar tickle you nose. You walk between a few small grocery style isles. to the back counter where you will be greeted by a smiling face excited to show you what they have prepared for the day. Now you can either eat here or get you food to go.
What I ordered: Now I usually order stuff that would cause most people to become squeamish. So for the sake of the people who are a little scared of organ meat or whole fish I kept it simple. I ordered Chicken adobo, this is chicken that has been simmered in a sauce made of soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, and spices. I also got Pancit a rice noodle dish with a variety of produce mixed in. They also will give you a large helping of medium grain steamed rice, or as my friends and family call it sticky rice. Just because I could not resist they had made spare rib soup I had to get a bowl, it was made just like my grandfather made it.
Price: The price for one person was under $15
2 item combo $6.95
Soup add on $3.25
Drink can of Soda $1.50
Total $11.70
Would I recommend this place: Yes to the person who likes to explore new things the menu changes slightly each day, they offer everything from ox tail soup to whole fried talipia. There is also a line of filipino deserts. Please don't be afraid this is a clean well lit place the people are friendly and the food is great. Just come in with a open mind and a big stomach, if you don't know what something is ask, you can get a taste of anything.
(209)524-9528
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Potluck isn't too bad. Great write up!
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