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There’s no doubt that the Philippine food scene has boomed in the last few years and a lack of excitement and diversity is something you just won’t find. Sometimes, however, a simple, straightforward meal is all you need.

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Take a trip down south and visit Spork Kitchen x Bar, a hole-in-the-wall in Las Piñas that will leave your tummy (and wallet) super satisfied with their affordable, international comfort food offerings.

Spork Interiors
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The simple restaurant has a casual and comfortable vibe with an industrial touch. Inside you’ll find a mix of wooden furniture as well as steel and cement-coated fixtures.

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The chef over at Spork went to culinary school and had his first professional cooking gig in Putrajaya; he was also on the pioneer team of a popular Korean chicken and beer joint here in Manila. So clearly, he’s got a lot of international influences in his cooking style, hence, the very diverse menu of Spork.

Spork Chicken Tenders
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Chicken Tenders

Spork Buffalo Lollipops
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Buffalo Lollipops

Deep fried chicken lollipops dipped in buffalo sauce to achieve that spicy and sweet flavor that goes perfectly with our garlic aioli dip

Spork Pulled Quesadilla
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Fun Fact: The name Spork pertains to the multi-functional utensil but is also an ode to the chefs love of pork.

Pulled Spork Quesadilla

Pulled pork mixed with caramelized onion for sweetness and topped with melted cheese. Served with coleslaw and salsa

Spork Tinapa Rice
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Spork is a hole-in-the-wall but the food isn’t to be easily dismissed. Where else can you find fusion comfort food all under P200? That’s plenty reason to visit!

Tinapa Rice

Spork Kimchi Fried Rice
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Kimchi Fried Rice

Spork Bacon Rice
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Bacon Rice

Spork Sisig Rice
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Fun Fact: The most expensive thing on the menu costs P180!

Sisig Rice

Spork Food
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To match your food (which will include everything from bar chow to munchies  to rice meals), Spork also has a mix of non- and alcoholic drinks to make for a fine meal with friends or family.


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Unit 1A, PDC Commercial, Pilar Rose Ave cor Pilar Road, Almanza Uno
(0916) 624-0428

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