Old Filipino House turned into a Nice Filipino Restaurant!

[Arthur Little]

is there any danggit in the menu so deeply miss it

... what's danggit?

... any relation to "old git?"

[jon richard]

have to be on the TO DO list then

[Moy]

... what's danggit?

... any relation to "old git?"

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...&sa=N&tab=wi:D

Danggit is the local Philippine name for a fish also known the rabbitfish or spinefoot (part of the Siganus family). Other local names include samaral, taragbago, kitang, or tabago. It can be eaten fresh or dried; dried and salted danggit is a popular Filipino food and is well known as a product of Cebu. When fried, it becomes crispy, and is often eaten dipped in vinegar (sukang pinakurat).

http://foodcebu.blogspot.com/2008/09/dried.html

[Terpe]

...............dried and salted danggit is a popular Filipino food and is well known as a product of Cebu. .........

My wife goes to Cebu just to buy it and bring home.
BAHO

[Moy]

My wife goes to Cebu just to buy it and bring home.
BAHO

For the ultimate danggit experience, eat with your bare hands. Eating in bare hands is a Filipino way of showing humility. But setting humility aside, spoon and fork provides little assistance when eating danggit.
if i can right now ill do the same and bring home as well tons of it
can i some instead then tell you wife terpe hehe to lessen the BAHO in your home