Across from Jollibee at the entrance of Koreatown Friendship, about a dozen food stalls pop up in the evening, forming a small street food market.

Among them are the Parez stall and the Sisig stall, priced at 60 pesos and 135 pesos respectively.

The taste is absolutely comparable to restaurant food. Especially at Parez, for just 60 pesos, you get rice, meat, and broth. The quality of the meat is better than expected, and most importantly, the broth has a rich and refreshing taste, like a ten-hour slow-cooked beef bone broth, without being overly seasoned. If you're feeling under the weather or have a cold, this is a great alternative.

The Sisig is also 135 pesos, and watching it being cooked is entertaining. It's delicious, and they even give you a separate fried egg. After you finish eating, buying a bottle of water for 15 pesos makes it exactly 150 pesos. It's also very tasty.