I couldn’t think of any words descriptive enough to accompany
the title, an all too familiar place. So let it be bare as it, just Dampa sa
Sucat.
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What You’ll Love
But amidst a naked title, this feature highlights everything
you’ll love about the place. I’ll start with home cooked meal goodness. Dishes
are normally cooked only after you order, preserving the home cooked goodness
with every bite. All restaurants (yes, there are several) should be proud of
their amazing cooks.
Each meal is also comprised of ingredients you can buy fresh
straight from the market which is located right in the middle of the compound. Most
stalls offer seafood including crab and shrimp which are normally what we (as a
family) enjoy the most. Fruits and vegetables as well as meat products are also
available.
Lastly, dining at Dampa is very affordable. In fact, you can
feed five persons with a little over one thousand pesos with a serving of seafood
dishes such as buttered crab and shrimp that are normally very expensive in
seafood restaurants. Heck, your Php500 may only serve you half a kilo of crab! But
in Dampa, you can buy one kilo each (almost 500 per kilo) for crab and shrimp and
pay a chosen resto about 200 per kilo for cooking the seafood according to your
preference. But amongst all choices, I promise you’ll enjoy buttered dishes the
most. Sabaw pa lang ulam na as we say
in Filipino. Everyone with cholesterol issues should be wary with food choices
though.
The only issue would be on privacy since most restaurants
within Dampa have glass walls. Diners are exposed to everyone outside. But you
can at least opt to eat at restaurants located at the far end of the compound.
There are similar places such as in Mall of Asia as well as
in Sucat road itself but no one can beat one of the originals, Dampa sa Sucat.
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