Binugoy Restaurant, as Tutubi understood it, name came from the root word bugoy, word to describe to man who can't seem to do anything right. "Kaon nga kinawboy" means you eat like a cowboy i.e. can be comfortable even in unusual situations and not be squeamish.
Binugoy, from the looks of it, looks like an upscale carinderia (eatery) from the outside. Never got to sample food but will try to do so next time.
nyek! kala ko naman na-try mo :)
ReplyDeleteToo bad that you refused to try the food in Binugoy...the word Binugoy is somewhat naughtiness in English...
ReplyDeleteSo its just like eating in simplicity without any kyeme or kaartihan.
I can still remember my College days in Cebu which the city is so crowded yet a nice to visit.
Of course you have to be a local to understand that, so thanks for telling - I would never have known :-)
ReplyDeletekala ko din. hehe. :p
ReplyDeletetin-tin, next time na lang :P
ReplyDeleteeric, not really my choice.my officemates wanted Neo-neo. next time when i'm there will try it. i'm also a "cowboy" :P
rennyba, you have to understand that i may be Filipino but I'm not from Cebu. Cebuanos speak a different language. It's a good thing I can understand it
if you're adventurous with food, try it out next time. I haven't tried it but they are known to serve exotic food like turtle, wild boar...
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