Pork barbecue, often simply referred to as “BBQ,” is a popular dish enjoyed in many cultures around the world, including the Philippines and the United States. It features pork meat, typically pork shoulder or pork belly, marinated in a flavorful mixture before being grilled or roasted to perfection.
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Inihaw Pork BBQ
$60.00 – $95.00
Pork barbecue, often simply referred to as “BBQ,” is a popular dish enjoyed in many cultures around the world, including the Philippines and the United States. It features pork meat, typically pork shoulder or pork belly, marinated in a flavorful mixture before being grilled or roasted to perfection.
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