Is another of the sinful ways Filipinos love their pork. Pork leg is simmered and fried in spices until the meat is moist and succulent and the skin golden brown and crisp
Pork Adobo $21.90
Philippine national dish, pork marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic, which is browned in oil, and simmered in the marinade. Includes rice.
crispy fish served with sofrito sauce (capsicum, tomatoes, olives, capers, onion) remoulade dressing and lettuce
Ceviche de pescado $19
baja California style catch of the day marinated in lime ginger, coconut milk, garnished with broad beans, corn kernels, sweet potato and fresh herbs, served with corn chips (made to order)
Fish Tostadas $14
smoked hoki salad in jalapeno ranch dressing served on 4 inch corn chips topped with avocado and green salad
Rice $7
Mexican style rice of the day
Prawn Cocktail $18
Shelled prawns marinated in a citric tomato based piquant sauce, served with fresh tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, olives, parsley, coriander, avocado and served with corn chips. Add oysters $4
Salsa de Molcajete $10
charred tomatoes, garlic, onion and seasonal fresh chilli sauce accompanied with corn chips
Alitas chicken Wings $12
spicy hot wings tossed in a red cayenne pepper sauce served with blue cheese dressing, carrot and celery sticks