Yesterday he found it again as we lunched at Philippine Cafe on Courthouse Road. We went to lunch late and walked into an empty, neatly decorated establishment. We were warmly greeted and were invited to sit anywhere. We chose a cozy booth.
We ordered Pancit Bihon - rice noodles with chicken and pork and Egg Rolls with ground meat and veggies.
We consumed a generous portion of egg rolls served with duck sauce. A good balance of meat to vegetables. Very satisfying.
The pancit was not as dry as my hubby remembered, but still a nice flavor. The portions, again, were generous. While we wanted to scarf the entire dish on the spot, we refrained and took some home. We reheated it the next day and discovered it was even better. The flavors had infused the noodles and the reheating made the noodles drier. My hubby was transported back to his childhood.
3 comments:
I need to go try this place out! Bijon and lumpia is such a staple of filipino get-togethers.
Right out in my neck of the woods! I'll definately be trying this spot. Thanks! Great to have you "on this side of the river"!
I definitely want to check this place out. Thanks for sharing!
Kendra
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