So, what's for lunch today? :)

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Sonsi's Alaminos Longganisa (Php. 125)

Thanks to Anton for the heads up. I found another yummy food stop near the office. Sonsi's House of Longganisa

Imagine a place that offers all types of longganisa coming from the different provinces in the country. Craving for sweet longganisa? Get the Pampanga or Cebu longganisa. For those who wants their longganisa with a bit of spice and garlic, order a plate of Bacolod longganisa.

For my first visit, I went with their best-selling longganisa -- the Alaminos longganisa meal. For only Php. 125, you get a generous serving of crunchy longganisa slices, garlic rice and fried egg.

For those who wants more than longganisa, Sonsi's has a lot more to offer. This is also a great place to unwind with friends over platters of longganisa and a cold bottle of beer. Cheers!

Sonsi's House of Longganisa is located at Madison Square Pioneer, Pioneer street, Mandaluyong City.

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