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Where to Eat Balut in Cagayan de Oro City, the Philippines
Sotero Daumar street corner Justo Ramonal street Cagayan de Oro City Misamis Oriental Philippinesenricogala
A lot of us Filipino love to eat balut because we consider these exotic foods as a Filipino delicacy and custom, but the most important too is to know what balut can bring and give us in our body. There... Read more
Pozole
What: This thick, hearty hominy stew is common in other Mexican states as well; we’re including it here because Oaxaca loves her corn—and its capital city is home to one restaurant that’s particularly obsessed with it.
Where: Itanoní (Belisario Domínguez 513, Colonia Reforma, map) specializes in tortillas and corn-based antojitos, or snacks. It’s a short cab ride away from downtown Oaxaca, but is well worth the trip.
When: Mon-Sat, 7am-4pm; Sun, 8am-2pm. Pozole is served here on weekends.
Order: The green-hued pozole mixteco (42p) is hot, delicious comfort food, thick with shredded chicken (or pork) and chewy hominy from the Mixteca Alta (the highlands of western Oaxaca). It’s served with chopped onion, lime, and a spicy three-chile mole sauce. Also do not miss the excellent tetelas (21p) here.
Alternatively: In Oaxaca proper, La Gran Torta (Porfirio Díaz 208, map) is a popular choice for pozole.
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