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  1. Show Pony

    Show Pony DI Forum Patron Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer

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    The shop near the cockpit is MKKS. Their beef tenderloin is from Brasil. I pay around 770 pesos per kilo. They also have a lot of sausages that are pretty good.
     
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    As for restaurants, the owner at Don Atilano (talked to her at JHK downstairs) says they cut a chunk of roast beef in the morning for anticipated customers and serve medium rare.. I'm hesitant, knowing restaurants in town, but at 800 pesos, might be worth a try, haven't done so yet.

    Our steak go to place these days is Tinto (2000 p, so very not often)...
     
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    Where is Tinto.
     
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    Ok I know of this place but did not think it would be the place to go for a p2000 cut of beef.
     
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    Tinto is next to Sierra Hotel on Blanco about 1/2 click from Cafe Racer / Lantaw. They have a US Ribeye and a New Zealand ribeye for about 1/2 the price. And, yea, pricey, not a weekly or even monthly trek... Nice wine list too...
     
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    $19 isn't a bad price for a steak considering that there is no cattle industry in the Philippines and everything has to be imported. Of course that would depend on the size of the cut. $38 really isn't that bad either if the steak is really good. Beef is a luxury in the Philippines, no way around that....until scientists figure out how to grow it in a dish cheaper than what it costs to grow it the old fashioned way.
     
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    More than willing to pay that price if the quality is good.
     
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    There is a slaughter house near Dumaguete, maybe the beef comes from Mindanao. Probably what you see at Robinson’s meat market. Not sure who could or would eat it. I have a friend who buys the Frozen Brazil fillet across fron City Hardware and likes it, too tough for me.
     
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    McD's hamburgers here taste the same as in the USA, so must be imported from a country with a cattle industry. I like their cheeseburgers. I don't go for the combo meals (no fries or soda for me). I'm serious, really.
     
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    I don't think they do at all.

    Obviously.

    I think they are fine but nothing to write home about.

    Ok....
     
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