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Sutukil

Sutukil by bingbing.
The word sutukil is derived from three Cebuano words - sugba, tuwa, and kilaw. (I have yet to ask someone to tell me what these three words mean.)

Sutukil is a place known for its fresh sea harvest. Sutukil restaurants populate the place offering customers a variety of fishes, crustaceans, shellfish, and seaweeds prepared the way diners want them.

(From Farl: "sugba= grill over hot charcoal; tuwa= cook fish in a sour soup suing vinegar and spices like the sour "iba" or kamias fruit; kilaw= eat raw w/o heat but only after soaking the meat in sour vinegar with spices like onions, garlic, salt and chili.")

*Kilawing Tanigue 

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archangel_raphael says:

Mouth-watering, spicy-sour taste. Just look at those ginger slices and onion bits
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

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pacocruise says:

am hungrier now..again!

panalo!
Posted 46 months ago. ( permalink )

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bluman  Pro User  says:

:::drools::: ^_^
Posted 38 months ago. ( permalink )

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rabbit's foot! says:

Sarrrrapp!
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )

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jasreavenjo@yahoo.com says:

teriffic ang lasa
Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink )

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