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I've done a previous post about one of my favorite burger spots in Allen: Maria's Kitchen. You can read that one on this link:

Snap Happy At Maria's Kitchen

Silly me, I didn't know that this place is open until 9:00 PM!

I love how this place feels quiet and "tucked away", moreso at nighttime. It's off the main highway so you won't hear any vehicles bustling around. Like I said before, Maria's Kitchen's garden-like location makes it unique, and lovely.

#ChillOut

While waiting for our food, we kept busy with our own pursuits. Daughter got caught up with that lego-like thing (which she always always fusses with whenever we come here), husband has that game on his phone, and I grabbed a Paolo Caoelho book from their collection (they have lots of books).

We could have ventured on a seat on one of those tables outside, under the umbrella but it's quiet cold this time of the year so we decided to stay close to the counter. :)

The entrance at Maria's Kitchen.

I'd like to think that this clay jar is the main reason why she loves coming back to Maria's Kitchen. :)

Okay, maybe she loves the swing too!

I failed to take photos of our orders, sorry. Must be the hunger. ;) We arrived at nearly 9:00 so they no longer had burgers, just sandwiches. I would've wanted to sample their halo-halo too, but no such luck. Maybe next time? We had ham and cheese sandwiches, a mango shake for daddy and cucumber juice for me. And who could forget the fries. Even if the mango shake was tangy, my daughter loved it. the cucumber juice is refreshing, as always.

The counter.

We always look forward to coming to Maria's Kitchen. Which reminds me, next time if we decide to come at night, I would lather on some mosquito repellent lotion 'coz they bite.

Lastly, I just can't say XO without sharing our selfie. :)

XO,

Carissa

Maria's Kitchen At Night

by Carissa Ramosa on Sunday, December 10, 2017

I've done a previous post about one of my favorite burger spots in Allen: Maria's Kitchen. You can read that one on this link: Sn...

We recently ended up at Maria's Kitchen one lazy afternoon, since we were looking for a place to chill out and to get our tummies filled. We is me, my husband and our daughter. Maria's Kitchen is one of the popular food spots in our town. While waiting for our orders, I kept myself busy by taking random snaps inside the place. Blogger duties, ayt?

Anyway, if I may describe the setting at Maria's Kitchen, I'd say it feels very homey. It's literally a home too, anyway, because it is located inside the compound of the owner's home. The garden, to be exact. The structures are a mixture of old and new; wood and metal and other knickknacks. You see old photos and books, figurines and other old things which had been re-purposed. Even the broken umbrellas and peeling off paints seem to just blend in well.

Anyway, one of the things that I love about this place is the presence of greens which keeps the whole place looking clean and fresh. Let's check out the photos after the jump.

Vintage Feels

Celestine also busied herself with her own thing, perusing the swing, slide, and seesaw. I kept running after her but decided to give up because we can't stop her from being a child. Can we now?

Up up and away!

When you walk the slide because it's too short for you.

Pretty ingenious, huh? Yes, that's a faucet and it works.

This here is one of the eye-catching stuff at Maria's Kitchen. Celestine couldn't help keep coming back to it.

#PusuanMoNa, bes.
Like I said, this place has an abundance of trees, plants and foliage. I noticed this heart-shaped plant and then I realized that there are plenty of these scattered around the area.

Mabuti pa ang halaman may puso. Ikaw wala! #corny #hugot

The Food

It's a bummer that I failed to take photos of the menu. But fret not, I think I can recount the lineup and the prices from my mind. The menu is composed of burgers, sandwiches and desserts. The burger's prices start at Php 99.00. This here, is the most expensive one which comes at Php 139.00. It's called the Maria's Overload and it's huge. I knew that I won't be able to consume it all by myself so I didn't bother ordering another one for my hubby. Sharing the calories is caring, dahlings. :) Meanwhile, our daughter only wanted fries, so she gladly gobbled the whole plate of.

Maria's Overload//Price: Php 139.00

Sandwiches are priced at about Php 50.00 to Php 70.00 while the fries are Php 25.00. A pitcher of their chilled juices cost Php 50.00, and it's good for three people. I think their desserts are priced no more than Php 100.00. Pretty affordable, huh.

Maria's Kitchen is located at Bahay ni Jose, Pascual B. Gutay St., Brgy. Sabang 2, Allen, Northern Samar, right across St. Francis College.

XO,

Carissa

PS.

We took some snaps of ourselves too. :)