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Showing posts with label Gonzaga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gonzaga. Show all posts

7/05/2019

pangngaldaw iti STR

Some time in a visit in Gonzaga town, Cagayan, we were feted with a nabaknang a pangngaldaw, a hearty lunch,by our kind and generous hosts, right at the STR, a river resort maintained and operated by the municipal government. Well, STR is sirok ti rangtay or under the bridge. But no bridge to burn here. That's under the iconic steel-type bridge over the famous Wangag River.



That's steamed shrimps there, kilawen a sosay, and bilonak salad with KBL:






Freshly caught shrimps steamed briefly and it's so sweet and delicious, and gorgeous:



Spiced raw fish flesh, with optional dip of Kikkoman sashimi soy sauce laced with wasabi:



We were also treated with a terrific pinapaitan a baka:



Liningta a malaga was later served, as evidenced by my labay, my plate:



And of course, we washed down it all with a fine brandy (as hinted by the third photo above).

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