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A New Haven for Sisig Lovers — Putok Batok Restaurant

2 min readFeb 7, 2017

“Putok Batok”: A Filipino term used to describe a food that’s high in cholesterol. Example of this are lechon, chicharon (crispy pig skin), crispy pata (deep fried trotters), and more.

“Sisig”: A Filipino dish that’s made with chopped pig’s head and onion. This is usually served on a sizzling plate with chicharon and an egg on top.

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YumBoss Putok Batok Restaurant

Unlimited Sisig — Php. 299.00

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Sizzling Sisig. Yummm!

This Kapampangan dish has been one of the favorites of most Filipinos. However, you might be a little taken aback knowing the ingredients used in this meal — pig’s head, ear, and liver.

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But, Sisig is more than just sizzling fat and pork. This mouthwatering and authentic Filipino dish will satisfy your hunger in every bite.

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Delicious sisig + Iced tea + + rice + Sinigang (soup only)

Putok Batok’s Unli Sisig is only Php. 299.00 inclusive of unlimited sisig, rice, iced tea, and soup. This meal is already good for two people — making it very affordable and sulit.

Aside from sisig, the restaurant also offers a wide variety of dishes. These include unlimited ChiCa (Fried chicken and calamari), unlimited Kare-kare, and more.

You may visit YumBoss Putok Batok in Masinag, Antipolo City. If you have questions, feel free to leave a comment below.

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