Long before Jollibee and McDonalds came into the local scene, we have our very own Tropical Hut Hamburger. Growing up, I remember that their branch that my family and I would frequent to was the one in front of Sta. Lucia East, I don't know if its still there though, I have not been to the place for ages. Good thing they still have their Greenhills Branch near where I reside.
Although, I must say that not everyone have the liking for this fast food chain, some of my friends would give me nasty look whenever I suggest dining there, I love the fact that their food is made specifically for pinoy's palates. Some of my Tropical Hut's Favorite are their Rancho Ranchero Burger, their very pinoy Spaghetti, and Palabok Espesyal.
Rancho Ranchero's no Wagyu Burger but it is delicious in its own right. The big burger is layered with iceberg lettuce, tomato, cucumber, mayo, and a fried sunny side up egg (this what seperate it from the other burger), sandwiched in an equally big and soft sesame bun. For 112php, you can have a set meal of Rancho Ranchero plus a regular fries and drinks.
Their Spaghetti is the classic pinoy-birthday-party style spaghetti with a generous serving of sweet spaghetti sauce, juicy hotdog bites, and sweet ham, topped with melted cheese. I usually order their very satisfying Spaghetti and 1pc Chicken meal with drinks for 110php.
Although, I must say that not everyone have the liking for this fast food chain, some of my friends would give me nasty look whenever I suggest dining there, I love the fact that their food is made specifically for pinoy's palates. Some of my Tropical Hut's Favorite are their Rancho Ranchero Burger, their very pinoy Spaghetti, and Palabok Espesyal.
Rancho Ranchero's no Wagyu Burger but it is delicious in its own right. The big burger is layered with iceberg lettuce, tomato, cucumber, mayo, and a fried sunny side up egg (this what seperate it from the other burger), sandwiched in an equally big and soft sesame bun. For 112php, you can have a set meal of Rancho Ranchero plus a regular fries and drinks.
Their Spaghetti is the classic pinoy-birthday-party style spaghetti with a generous serving of sweet spaghetti sauce, juicy hotdog bites, and sweet ham, topped with melted cheese. I usually order their very satisfying Spaghetti and 1pc Chicken meal with drinks for 110php.
Another favorite is their Palabok Espesyal, the classic rice noodles with tasty orange crab sauce, garnished with fresh shrimp, sliced egg, tinapa shreds, and of course, crushed chicharon. For only 68php, you can have it with your choice of soft drinks or juice.
Another promising meal at Tropical Hut is their Classic meal, which resembles that of Jollibee's Champ Burger, and then their Clubhouse and Spring Chicken Meal.
Tropical Hut hamburger has always been there for decades. And personally, it is comforting to know that amidst the new restos and fast food chains that has been mushrooming in the metro, we can always go back to those whom we grew up with.
Tropical Hut Hamburger Delivery number is 755-8000
Another promising meal at Tropical Hut is their Classic meal, which resembles that of Jollibee's Champ Burger, and then their Clubhouse and Spring Chicken Meal.
Tropical Hut hamburger has always been there for decades. And personally, it is comforting to know that amidst the new restos and fast food chains that has been mushrooming in the metro, we can always go back to those whom we grew up with.
Tropical Hut Hamburger Delivery number is 755-8000
I love Tropical Hut too.. :) Too bad they have several branches nalang. I like the Ranchero Burger with fries and Spaghetti :) I wanna try the burger w/ pineapple though!
ReplyDeleteSometimes, my friends and I would share in an order of Clubhouse sandwich with fries..
My family loves eating here after mass when we were kids.
It's Hawaiian Glee, it's like rancho ranchero but instead of egg, it has pineapple :) it's good, you should try it :)
ReplyDeleteTheir clubhouse is a classic, one of my favorite as well :)
I remember my first taste of their burger was in their store near St. Scholastica's College in Manila where my sister used to study. Their burgers were all wrapped in aluminum foil and there were no specialty sandwiches then. That was about 30 years ago, ha ha ha
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