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CELEBRATING CULTURE IN THE BURBS
KAMAYAN means ″hands" in Tagalog — one of eight major Filipino dialects — and is a communal feast where the food is laid out on a bed of banana leaves instead of plates and your eating utensils are your fingers. It is the ultimate finger-food experience. The idea is that eating with your hands in this communal way builds trust and intimacy among all the diners. It also means you can't use your cell phone to post the feast to your social feed (we will do that for you). Instead, you are forced to be in the moment where it's just you, the other people at the table, and all that food. There is no better gift to give to the most important woman in your life than the gift of being present in the moment. Happy Mother’s Day!
A typical KAMAYAN menu will include rice and noodles, a variety of meats and fish, fresh fruits and vegetables, and sauces.
Here's what is on our menu:
Kamayan Feast 2023
Starches
-Garlic Rice
-Adobo Fried rice
-Garlic Soy Noodles
Proteins
-Lemongrass Beef
-Lemongrass Shrimp
-Pork Belly
-Pork Skewers
-Chicken inasal
-Lumpia
Vegetables
-Green Beans
-Grilled Bok Choy
Sides
-Tomatoes
-Oranges
-Mangoes
-Pickled Cucumbers
Sauces
-Nuoc Cham
-Garlic Pepper Vinegar
-Banana Ketchup
Dessert
-Ube Bread Pudding topped with white chocolate flakes
Drink
-Water
-Mango Juice
-Sprite
-Coke
-Special Drinks for Moms
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