In downtown area, there's a restaurant that seems to be a favorite
among locals.
The old interior, ceiling fan, checkered board tile flooring and wooden chairs.
This is the original noodle house in town called Ma-Mun-Lok, since 1980's,
it's also known as "Masuki".
Not only does it have an affordable price, but the taste and its quality
still stands the test of time.
No wonder their noodles are like soul food.
The Chinese prints on the top, read as "Ma-Mien-Ti-Ee-Zhia" lit means,
Mamunlok's - the first noodle factory in town.
melody: Lisa Loeb - Fools like Me
Seems like a perfect place for lunch!
ReplyDeleteOh I was just craving noodles! Well, ramen, but close enough ;-D Do you eat there often?
ReplyDeleteThe kind of restaurant that I hope will last, where I would like to go... ^O^ ^-^ :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. One of those places where you will be accepted as a local the second time you show up.
ReplyDeletei only ordered one thing here: mamonluk's bola bola siopao, the best i've tasted.
ReplyDeletei haven't been in this location. i used to go at their recto branch near the unis.
I think I know what it is, just the whole atmosphere seemed to make me crave noodles! Yum.:D
ReplyDeleteSo what would be the cost for a typical, tasty plate?
ReplyDelete“The Chinese prints on the top, read as "Ma-Mien-Ti-Ee-Zhia" lit means,
ReplyDeleteMamunlok's - the first noodle factory in town.”
I guess that is “mǎ miàn dì yī jiā” in standard Chinese.