After dropping off the van to be serviced, Kuya and I head out for some lunch. Although we did have an appointment time, it would be a few hours for them to complete the service.
We took a tricycle into town to find a place to eat. We did not want to go to the usual places to eat. We did not want McDonalds, Jollibee or somewhere like that. The tricycle driver suggested a place called Sentro Streat. He said we would have several choices there to eat from.
Inside this Sentro Streat pavilion there were several places to eat. The place had a big area in the middle with tables and chairs set up. It also had a band stand that I am sure they could have live bands perform there. It was a cool little place.
We chose to eat at the grill. While waiting for our food, the owner Ronald came out to meet us. I think it was the fact I spoke English that thrilled him the most. We sat and chatted for a few minutes while our food was cooked. He was very interesting to chat with. His wife RJ did a good job with the food. We really enjoyed our meal there. Maybe the next time our van is serviced, I will try eating here again.
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