Chichiria and Lapad: Cheap thrills at Queen Tuna Park
A colorful display of local snack food or “chichiria” are stringed together like christmas lanterns inside one makeshift stall at the Queen Tuna Park. They mainly serve as “pulutan” or “pica-pica” to go with the variety of liquor being peddled there which includes Tanduay Rhum, Generoso Brandy, Matador Brandy, Emperador Brandy, London Gin, Tanduay White and Jamaica Lime Juice.
Tagged junk food, Lion's beach, liquour, local wine, pica-pica, pulutan, Queen Tuna Park, snack food, Tanduay Rhum









reklamador11/21/2007 at 8:18 PM
nice photo…
bariles03/29/2008 at 2:28 PMAuthor
Thanks! Tagay?
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