Hotta Ulam | Lechon Binagoongan

If you’re from a non-English speaking country pronouncing “Binagoongan” is a already a tongue twister by itself. Actually, this is a Filipino dish made of sautéed pork that’s flavoured with shrimp paste (“Bagoong”). It is rare to have it paired with your steamed rice as most would have the spicier Bicol Express. It’s considered one of the dishes you’ll find in a Carinderia (Food Stall), and 7 Eleven adds this as part of diverse choices under the Hotta Ulam range. It’s barely notices and possible underappreciated for those health conscious due to the pork. It’s another Rico’s Lechon collaboration by the famed convenient store as an exclusive.

Binalot Wants You to Name their Food!

03.05.2013 – Binalot giving you the best Filipino food experience has been innovative and environment friendly. They previously offered to order for your convenience on Multiply.com and they continue to be fresh and relevant to everyone. Recently Binalot has recently added three new Pinoy meals to its menu: Kare-Kare, Binagoongan and Chicken Inasal. It has been Binalot's tradition to baptize its meals with witty, funny, catchy, and creative names -- names such as Sisig na Makisig, Tapa rap Sarap, Sinigang with a Bang, and so on.