There's a Filipino store in Glen Burnie called 3 Sisters. Never been there but I've sampled their takeout brought home by relatives. Apparently they have steam tables and you can point (turo-turo) and takeout. Nothing special,but if you're in the area and don't feel like cooking, the food is passable (for someone who can cook Filipino). For those who are adventurous, you may try their dinuguan, a vinegary blood stew with pork ears and tounge.
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I'd be interested if this is true too! It's not always easy to drive to Pampanguena Cafe in Rockville/Derwood for my Filipino food fix.
ReplyDeleteMe, too! I would open one but that seems like a lot of investment in time and money.
ReplyDeleteThere's a Filipino store in Glen Burnie called 3 Sisters. Never been there but I've sampled their takeout brought home by relatives. Apparently they have steam tables and you can point (turo-turo) and takeout. Nothing special,but if you're in the area and don't feel like cooking, the food is passable (for someone who can cook Filipino). For those who are adventurous, you may try their dinuguan, a vinegary blood stew with pork ears and tounge.
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