Burritos Apart

I love a good burrito and I'm not particular with any place that serves it either. I've probably eaten most of my burritos from Miggy's Super Tacos, when they still had a branch close to our house. (By the way, I just looked at their Facebook page and it seems they only have one branch left and that's somewhere deep in Parañaque. Heaven knows I won't be lingering that vicinity anytime soon so I get my fill from the other Mexican fastfood joints in the city.) But recently, I took my bestfriend to Mexicali. She's not into Mexican food so it was primarily a favor for me that she agreed. I was only too happy about having a burrito and eating it, too.

The Mexicali burrito I has was not very good. How helpful is that description? LOL Seriously, it needs help. It's OK for someone like me who would eat a burrito anytime, any day, but that roast beef one has no flavor. And the way they packed the filling is sloppy. I had to be careful not to make a mess with bits of rice and meat dripping down my fingers. Thank goodness this wasn't fine dining. No photos of the food, readers. I was crosseyed from starving to pause and memorialize that thing. They still come with a side of nachos though, albeit reduced to an insignificant number of pieces.

Another place where I've had my most recent burrito, as a special treat from the bestie, is Army Navy. (This one at Harbor Square on Manila Bay fits right in with the PNHQ a stone's throw away.) I've been curious about the place since I would walk past their store on Dela Rosa on the way home. So after weeks of planning, we finally had lunch at Army Navy's CCP location.

This branch sat on a deck that offers a fantastic view of the bay.