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The young residents of uptown Taytay may have seen the growth of Mcdo and Jollibee, or perhaps experienced the ambiance of Red Ribbon and Chowking. But as for us, the original residents of Baranggay San Juan, our hearts belong to Tita Betty's Gotohan. Nothing beats her homecook meal, the savory goto and the mala-hardin ambiance. The location is quite hidden, but through a simple word-of-mouth, Tita Betty remains. So for those who would like to have a quick-stop before heading home or de-stress in the middle of the day, look for Tita Betty and she'll be glad to take you in her arms. Reah David Kay Tita Betty

Taytay is now being besieged by all the corporate fastfood chains. It's impact may diminish local homegrown cuisines and restaurants. Taytay does not have much of its own distinct cuisine. But it has improvements or versions of the other popular dishes. Some of the dishes I experienced here that I havent seen somewhere else is Barutak, Buro or Balaw-balaw, and other "I forgot the name dishes." One restaurant that is (or was) popular here, which until now is my favorite is Bahay Kawayan (House of Bamboo). Its located near NCBA after the public market. Prior to Bahay Kawayan, Pawid was a popular restaurant, but it eventually folded up. There is no much of an ambiance but I would say their food can already speak for itself.Try their sinigang sa miso (I wonder if this is a fake Pinoy version of the japanese miso soup). Kandule is one popular fish in the Southern Rizal area. Their rich ginataang sugpo. Kare-kare and the fried dalag (Dalag is the grown u lucette Bahay Kawayan: South Eastern Cuisine

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