We stopped by to dine at a Pinoy / Filipino Pin-Pin Restaurant located in Vancouver August 19, 2006 . Vangie's co-workers had been raving about the food there, especially the super-sized halo-halo.
This evening we had daing, sisig, sinigang and bicol express. The sisig was to die for, ie. deliciously crunchy and tasy. The Bicol Express was spicy yet bearable and also tasty. Erin-Marie loved it. I think she inherited my love of hot spicy foods. Our sinigang was too lemony, as Vangie remarked.
The waitress was somewhat friendly. Overall, the ambience was comfortable, almost home-like cozy. It's a small restaurant, but apparently it's popular. There were at least 15 people waiting outside when we came in at about 6:45pm, and there were around 8 people waiting when we left 1 hour later.
Here's another link that has pictures and more information: http://fireflyzephyr.livejournal.com/33208.html
Yummy!
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Pin Pin Restaurant
Fraser St. x E.45th Ave.
Vancouver, BC
604.322.3086
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This evening we had daing, sisig, sinigang and bicol express. The sisig was to die for, ie. deliciously crunchy and tasy. The Bicol Express was spicy yet bearable and also tasty. Erin-Marie loved it. I think she inherited my love of hot spicy foods. Our sinigang was too lemony, as Vangie remarked.
The waitress was somewhat friendly. Overall, the ambience was comfortable, almost home-like cozy. It's a small restaurant, but apparently it's popular. There were at least 15 people waiting outside when we came in at about 6:45pm, and there were around 8 people waiting when we left 1 hour later.
Here's another link that has pictures and more information: http://fireflyzephyr.livejournal.com/33208.html
Yummy!
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Pin Pin Restaurant
Fraser St. x E.45th Ave.
Vancouver, BC
604.322.3086
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About Eric:
Full time professional network marketer, business solutions specialist
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