Update: The wonderful people behind Cooking Ng Ina has opened a restaurant in Surrey, BC! Check out EATS 23 Bistro.
I wrote yesterday that I have a Facebook Ad discovery, and today the food arrived for us to enjoy for lunch.
The food is as advertised enough to feed four people! Because it's just hubby and me, we have leftover to enjoy tomorrow.
Food from Cooking Ng Ina (Putaheng Pinoy)
They offer Filipino dishes for everyone to enjoy. We ordered Kare-Kare, Siomai, and Sisig.
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Filipino Feast from Cooking Ng Ina (Putaheng Pinoy)
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Kare-Kare
It's the best Kare-Kare in Metro Vancouver that I've tried so far. I'm comparing this with the ones from Max's Restaurant along Kingsway and Little Ongpin in Richmond.
The Kare-Kare from Max's is too runny (too much broth and not enough peanut butter), while the one from Little Ongpin is the opposite. It's too thick.
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Kare-Kare
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This one is just the right consistency and has excellent flavour. Cooking Ng Ina served it with spicy shrimp paste (bagoong). Yummy! This is the reason why I cooked extra brown rice this morning to smother it with delicious Kare-Kare sauce.
Sisig
In Metro Vancouver, this is the second time I have tried sisig. The first time is from Pin-Pin. They're both alright. We haven't discovered a sisig that would make us want to order it again. The flavour is excellent, but it's not crunchy the way we like it.
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Sisig
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Siomai
This one brings me back to my childhood of going home from school and buying Siomai from the street vendors. It's so delicious! They even provide you with soy sauce and chilli oil to dip it in. Amazing.
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20 pieces Siomai
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Will I order from Cooking Ng Ina (Putaheng Pinoy) again?
Absolutely! I'm already thinking of when I can order it for my mom. Kare-Kare is one of her favourite dishes.
Be sure to send Cooking Ng Ina (Putaheng Pinoy) a message on
Facebook to place your order.