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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Dampa at Macapagal Ave - Shylin Tating Restaurant

Dampa is food place a place located in Paranaque, but there is now a similar place found in Metro Manila along Macapagal Ave. which we have recently visited.


We went to Shylin Restaurant which you will find beside wet market. The first thing you will normally do is to shop for the ingredient, and to give you a perspective on how it would costs, we bought Squid for Calamares, Halaan for the Soup, Bamboo Shell (with Tausi) , 2pcs White pampano for steam, Shrimp for tempura, Lato, Brocolli for vegetable, and Oyster for Omelette. Our shopping cost is around P1,000. The cooking and softdrinks at Shylin cost us another P1,000. The total bill is 2,000. Not bad for 8 person.


Shylin Tating
Hobbies of Asia Complex,
Diosdado Macapagal Blvd., Pasay City
Tel : 6132972 /6132971

Rating : 3 Star
Value for Money : 4 Star

posted by Mailster at 1:55 AM

Comments on "Dampa at Macapagal Ave - Shylin Tating Restaurant"

 

Blogger The Bystander said ... (4:13 PM) : 

Yep I agree...the blog and the pictures seem familiar...hmmm is this deja vu or did I just click the wrong link......hmmmmmmmm......hmmmmmmm.....hmmmmmm

 

Blogger miguel said ... (9:47 PM) : 

that's a pretty appalling work of plagiarism.

 

Blogger Marvin said ... (12:43 AM) : 

Hmmm...Word-for-word plagiarism. Nangopya na nga di pa ginawang pulido. Obvious na iba ang source ng first two pictures (Anton's) kaysa sa mga huling shots...Huli rin sa grammar and syntax...

 

Blogger spanx said ... (9:12 AM) : 

anton's a nice guy.

at the very least, apologize and give credit where credit is due.

otherwise, he might sic marketman on you!


spanx!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:44 AM) : 

http://anton.blogs.com/awesome/2006/07/plagiarism_is_t.html

 

Blogger The Bystander said ... (9:19 PM) : 

pare i-review mo na lang ang....ang....TUBIG.

I'm sure walang magagalit sa iyo.

 

Blogger sarahniele said ... (8:38 PM) : 

Please pwede ko po bang malaman ang exact location ng DAMPA sa macapagal? Kasi po hindi pa po ako nakakapunta dyan at may darating akong mga GUEST at sa DAMPA nila gustong kumain. So please hingin ko lang po yung COMPLETE LOCATION/ADDRESSE ng DAMPA. PPPPPPLLLLLEEEEAAAASSSEEE.....

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (8:36 PM) : 

along quezon ave lng yan malapit sa klowns lagi kami kumakain dian da best talaga.

 

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