The tapsilog consists of beef tapa (beef jerky) served with sinangag (fried rice) and itlog (fried egg). It started when Vivian del Rosario opened the first silogan place in Quezon City in the 1980s. At the start, customers were mainly jeepney drivers looking for a cheap place to eat. But, the tapsilog has come a long way. From offering simple tapa, the sinangag and itlog are now paired off with different kinds of viands and is now simply called silog meals. Cebu is already home to a number of silogans offering different silog meals to their customers. The following are some of the silogans in Cebu.
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Silogan ni Gian
Silogan ni Gian is one of the more popular silogans on the island. It offers great-tasting meals that fit the budget of students and ordinary office workers. Due to this, the place is popular among college students who continue to go to the place even after they graduated.
Silogan ni Gian is one of the more popular silogans on the island. It offers great-tasting meals that fit the budget of students and ordinary office workers. Due to this, the place is popular among college students who continue to go to the place even after they graduated.
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Silogan ni Gian offers the usual silogan fare, including the Tapsilog, Tosilog, Hotsilog, and Cornsilog. In addition to these typical silog meals, the place also offers other types of silog dishes, including the Burger Steaksilog, Tempurasilog, and Spamsilog, among others. The prices of their dishes start at PHP33 for the Hotsilog up to PHP64 for the Spamsilog.
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Silogan ni Gian was selected as the Best Silogan by the Best of Cebu of Sun Star Weekend for 2014. Their innovative menu selections, long operating hours, and unassuming set up allowed the place to be considered as the best silogan in the many silogans in the island of Cebu. Silogan ni Gian has a number of branches all over the island, including Talamban, Jones Avenue, Banilad, Ramos, and Lahug, among others.
Silogan ni Gian was selected as the Best Silogan by the Best of Cebu of Sun Star Weekend for 2014. Their innovative menu selections, long operating hours, and unassuming set up allowed the place to be considered as the best silogan in the many silogans in the island of Cebu. Silogan ni Gian has a number of branches all over the island, including Talamban, Jones Avenue, Banilad, Ramos, and Lahug, among others.
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Sinangag Station
Similar to Silogan ni Gian, Sinangag Station is also one of the more renowned silogan places in Cebu. This silogan place was established in the Queen City of the South by Resty Esponilla. The food entrepreneur opened the first branch in Mabolo and immediately caught the attention of people living in the area.
Similar to Silogan ni Gian, Sinangag Station is also one of the more renowned silogan places in Cebu. This silogan place was established in the Queen City of the South by Resty Esponilla. The food entrepreneur opened the first branch in Mabolo and immediately caught the attention of people living in the area.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Sinangag Station Official Facebook Page
Sinangag Station offers a number of typical silog dishes, including the Tocino Delight, Adobo ni Dong, Corned Beef, and Sinangag Tapa. The place also offers some not-so-typical silog meals, including the Crispy Bacon, Salisbury Steak, Grilled Tanigue with LBS, Chix Adobo Flakes, and Spanish Sardines. Some outlets offer non-silog items, including the Sizzling Kangkong, Pinakbet, Kansi, and Spaghetti. The prices of their meals are between PHP75 for the Chicken H-Dog and PHP125 for their Chicken Adobo.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Sinangag Station Official Facebook Page
The Sinangag Station is opened its first outlet on October 24, 2003. Aside from local customers, the outlet along F. Cabahug Street also piqued the interest of foreigners living in the area. It allowed them to get to eat Filipino food without having to take a trip to the downtown area. Sinangag Station outlets are open for 24 hours every single day. In addition to the Mabolo outlet, the Sinangag Station also has outlets in Lahug, Capitol, and Banilad, among others.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Sinangag Station Official Facebook Page
Top Silog District
If you ever find yourself in Mactan Newtown and crave for tapsilog, you can check out the Top Silog District. The place is rather close to Mactan Newtown and offers great-tasting silog dishes to its customers. The place is open 24 hours and offers both indoor and outdoor seating.
If you ever find yourself in Mactan Newtown and crave for tapsilog, you can check out the Top Silog District. The place is rather close to Mactan Newtown and offers great-tasting silog dishes to its customers. The place is open 24 hours and offers both indoor and outdoor seating.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Top Silog District Facebook Page
Top Silog District offers different kinds of silog dishes, including Adobo Silog, Tocino Silog, Fried Chicken Silog, Chicken Wings Silog, Hotdog Silog, Tuna Hot & Spicy Silog, Beef Loaf Silog, and Tapa Silog. In addition to the silog items, Top Silog District also offers other types of food for their guests, including the Crocodile Sisig and Grilled Tuna Belly. Prices of their menu items start at PHP50 for the Sizzling Kangkong up to PHP350 for the Grilled Tuna Belly.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Top Silog District Facebook Page
Top Silog District is located at the ground floor of the Sebastian Hotel along M.L. Quezon National Highway in Barangay Mactan, Lapu Lapu City. It is a few meters away from the entrance of Mactan Newtown. They are open 24 hours every day.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Top Silog District Facebook Page
Chowabungga
Chowabungga may not sound like your typical silog place, but it does offer its own version of the Filipino silog meals. The place offers rice bowl meals, including Filipino, Indian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. The restaurant offers international dishes at a reasonable price.
Chowabungga may not sound like your typical silog place, but it does offer its own version of the Filipino silog meals. The place offers rice bowl meals, including Filipino, Indian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. The restaurant offers international dishes at a reasonable price.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Chowabungga Facebook Page
Chowabungga offers its own version of the silog meals, which come with omelet. These meals include the Topsilette, Tocilette, Longsilette, and the Hotdogsilette. Aside from the silog meals, the place also offers Maki Mi, Beef Kofta, Chicken Sandwich, Tuna Sandwich, and Beef with Broccoli, among others. The prices of the menu items range from PHP40 for the Chicken Sandwich up to PHP135 for the Chowa Chicken.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Chowabungga Facebook Page
Chowabungga is located on the ground floor of the I1 building at the Cebu IT Park. The restaurant is open from 5:00 PM to 2:00PM every day.
Silogan in Cebu – image source: Chowabungga Facebook Page
These are just some of the places in Cebu offering silog meals. While they may have their own versions of the silog, they all offer the basic elements of a silog meal, sinangag rice or fried rice, itlog or egg, and one other viand.
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