Ang Kamalig relaunches after undergoing renovation, and introduces
the Ilonggo Table, the newest offering on their menu. This move is made in
preparation for the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions/Conferences, and
Exhibitions) activities of the city.
Truly Ilonggo
Leading to their 5th year, Ang Kamalig went back
to its roots, the culture and the history of the Ilonggo people. Ask any
Ilonggo about their childhood memories and food will always be in their
stories. This is the inspiration of Chef Miguel Treñas and his team as they come
up with the Ilonggo Table group meals.
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| Paborito ni Toto |
Set One is the Paborito ni Toto with the famous comfort
food, the KBL soup mixed with other dishes like the Ubud Salad, Steamed Oysters,
Inasal na Manok, Rellenong Talong.
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| Luto ni Inday |
Luto ni Inday comes with the Binakol na Manok, Linusgusan
nga Pasayan and the Grilled Pork Belly (Liempo), plus Ubud Salad and Steamed
Oysters. Both sets are served with slices
of their new dessert Biscocho Cake.
Ilonggos love merienda, so Ang Kamalig offers Merienda ni
Nene, a combination of their famous Pancit Molo paired with biscocho, empanada
and hot tsokolate.
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| (Clockwise) Calamare, Chicken Inasal Lumpia, Toasted Bihon and Ube Bibingka |
Ang Kamalig 2.0
The store in Atria undergoes a facelift readying itself for
the MICE visits and the millennials who now abound all over the city. Iloilo City has recently declared itself as
MICE ready at a grand launching ceremony at the Iloilo Convention Center.
Expecting an influx of tourists who want to taste Ilonggo
cuisine, Ang Kamalig also levels up, ready to impress these people with Iloilo’s
famous food and warm hospitality.
Visit Ang Kamalig, the home of Ilonggo cuisine.
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