The moment you enter this restaurant, you are greeted with the neon sign, "Long Live Bacon." You…read moreknow what that means? Yes, they put bacon on everything. Sinful but worth every calorie! Plus, who doesn't love Bacon? Seriously. The place is small and cramped. There are a couple of high stools and three small tables under the "Long Live Bacon" sign. If you need to use the comfort room, you have to enter the secret room called ABV. It's a speakeasy and I will definitely talk about it more in another review. The food here is perfect for after a long night of drinking with friends. They offer a breakfast menu where you can customize your own plate. Want a bacon and egg sandwich made with 2 waffles? Go for it! But, in my opinion, the definite Must Try here are their Hotdogs! All their hotdogs are bacon-wrapped and deep fried! YUM! I recommend the Chili Dog (Php220) and the Kimchi Dog (Php190). Next time, I will have to try their Tater Bombs (bacon-wrapped potato tots)! But, it's always sold out when I arrive! Huhu! I can't wait to see what Lazy Bastard will "baconify" next! :D

As someone with a student budget (because I am a student), my jaw dropped when I saw Lazy Bastard's…read moremenu. They sold hotdogs at Php 300-350. I heard about hotdogs sold at Php 100 but never at these prices. My siblings and I decided to be adventurous and tried their hotdogs anyway. It was in Jupiter street and we found parking around the area. We saw their big sign that said "Bacon & Burgers this way". When I took a bite of their hotdog, I was enlightened. I tasted the hotdog sandwich's full potential. I experienced Lazy Bastard's BACON WRAPPED hotdog in a bun and topped with a load of toppings. I particularly found their Con carne and parmesan hotdog sandwich to be their bestest. On my next visit, I'm planning to try their AVOCADOG. On the other hand, I found their burger to be okay.

Wicked Dogs is packaged as an artisanal hotdog place. Intrigued, I decided to try it out. And I'm…read morehappy I did. The inside has this quirky feel: there are swings, there's art on the wall, and the chalkboard writings have a touch of humor on it. They have books for you to read, and board games to beat boredom with (I played Monopoly with my boyfriend, and he lost!!). It's perfect, actually. Because most places who strive for the same template (millenial, hipstery) end up looking tacky and I don't know. Cheesy? Poseury? Not to be mean or anything. We got the Cachorro Quente Completo. It's an 8-inch cheese Hungarian sausage in a bun, filled with corn, mashed potatoes, tomatoes, chips and cheese sauce. It comes with fries on the side. That hotdog is good for two people, it's that huge. I don't think I could finish it by myself. Portion commens aside, I love how the crazy ingredients played with the overall taste of the hotdog. It tastes better with some ketchup on it though.

Hotdogs. Large hotdogs. Large hotdogs with attitude. The last pretty much sums up what you get when…read moreyou eat at Wicked Dogs. As the name suggests, this place on the main road of BF Homes specialises in meat tubes with a variety of flavorings and condiments, and accompanied by fries that you can load with toppings should you wish. The hotdogs come freshly cooked and absolutely appetizing. The bread is toasted and provides a fittingly tasty accompaniment, while the fries are deep-fried and delicious. I had the Tijuana Bacon Dog, which is a bacon-wrapped frankfurter topped with cheese, chili con carne and a fried egg. I splurged for chili con carne on my fries as well, which proved to be an excellent decision. Food aside, Wicked Dogs has an industrial look that is pretty attractive. The Instagram-worthiness of the establishment is highlighted by the props (mustaches and eyeglasses) present on every table. If you're lucky, you can get the special table next to the window, which is actually more of an elevated alcove that is quite cozy. Two of the regular tables have a swing seat which is pretty novel as well.

About bleeding time these guys set up shop in my backyard! I first chanced upon Schmidt's…read morefascinating concept hotdogs during Eastwood's Mercato of 2012 and they're just the kind of hotdogs that never leave you. Let's face it. These are not your regular hotdogs. These aren't the kind that get slapped between a bun, slathered with mustard and ketchup then served. These are interesting dogs. Schmidt's gimmick is that the fixings that go on their dogs are based on different countries. My personal favorite is the Coney Island Chili Dog (hold the jalapenos) but they have other things too. The Julius, for example, has Bacon, Caesar Salad dressing and parmesan cheese. The Aucklander has ailoli, mint jelly and tomato relish. You get the idea. These hotdogs are sliced in such a way that they split when they open, making sure that all those toppings work their way into the dog and the bun with every bite. It's pretty brilliant, really. They've also got good snap to the casing which is a must for any decent, non-TJ hotdog. The only downside is the price. For a meal and a drink, be prepared to shell out around 200php. Good thing they're pretty big so you don't have to worry about them not being filling enough.

Our dearest Tender Juicy Hotdog definitely deserves a spot amongst the first ones to be on Yelp…read more It's everyone's favourite hotdog -okay, most if not all AND it tastes really good too. Whenever I'm having breakfast at someone else's house, it'd be a treat for me if they have TJ hotdogs because that's what my yaya used to cook for me for breakfast when I was little with Tamis Anghang Ketchup on the side. Though nostalgia isn't the only reason why I like it, I like it because it is tender and it is juicy! I also like the bite sized ones. HOWEVER, TJ hotdogs always tastes better when you buy it from these stands, makes me cray! Like it has more flavour and it's like biting into the juiciness every single time, it even smells better! I love buying TJ hotdog buns at fairs or parks, anywhere that they have it. Tender Juicy fan right here!

'Three Guys and a Grill' in Poblacion, Makati is easy to find, even if it's almost hidden on a…read moresmall street next to A.Venue Mall. Online map navigators won't miss it with the big signage. The outlet is well lit, quite small, good for solo diners and couples, so big groups might need to order their delicious sausages packed and to go. There are high chairs and tables in front and at the side to settle for that quick bite or for some people-watching. Their menu is also displayed at a couple of blackboards on the wall, and handed out as you enter the place. Also, the preparation area is right beside the cashier, so you could see how your sandwich is carefully assembled. We had the Little Bird Dog, described on the table menu as "a juicy curry chicken sausage topped with sliced pickles, homemade ketchup, sriracha mayo, and chopped onions." We picked wheat bread for the buns. We got two for the price of one, from a restaurant discount booking app. For the dessert, we had the Leche Flan Ice Drop and Mango Sticky Rice Ice Drop (not in the photos), and suprisingly were from Goto Monster. The generous toppings were good as a complement to the sausage, yet it overpowered the chicken meat, and I could hardly taste the chicken in it. The ice cream drops were FTW, a must-have sweet finale. Ordering was easy, but they could use a minor tweak and put up an "Order here" sign or possibly re-align the ordering process to avoid confusion whether they have a table service or a counter service. I just think the place may need some re-arranging to maximize the small space, but it has that hole-in-the-wall kind of ambience to satisfy that convenient sausage craving after a weekend nightout at Poblacion.

Where do I begin - it's definitely not my first time visiting this place but I thought I would…read morewrite a review about this amazing find. My favorite is The Anghang - a spicy lamb sausage, with home-made sauce, grilled onions, jalapenos What I love about their food and service is that it is done right. Friendly service and quality food. How the sausage is grilled is just oh-so-yummy! They serve sparkling drinks too. Bread - you get a choice of wheat or white and taste's delish. Must go-to place!

Highly recommended for barkadas or group friends. All foods very fully loaded and delicious…read more I am very satisfied.

Came highly recommended by my friends and I can see why. Love how creative I can get with their…read morepizza. Think about garlic shrimp, and cream cheese spinach pizza. They are all fully loaded and delicious. The crust has the right amount of crunch and is always cheesy.

This Pink's Hot Dogs is located inside the "Garage" at the City of Dreams Casino Resort…read more I've been to the original Pink's Hot Dogs location in Hollywood, I went for the first time last year with my sister and cousin. It's a super popular tourist attraction in Los Angeles due to it's large list of celebrity customers. When we went we waited in line for an hour for a hot dog. You can read my review of the Pink's in Hollywood here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pinks-hot-dogs-los-angeles-4?hrid=_CLhJXgEJ9-ixbmBU8rQoQ&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Anyway, this Pink's is a small taste of what the real location is like. I was actually surprised that they even had a Pink's location in the Philippines. There's about 10 hot dog combinations offered here as opposed to the dozens of options in LA. However the hot dogs they offer here are fantastic and tasty. I ordered the Breakfast All Day Dog 250 PHP which has: Bacon, crispy potatoes, fried egg, cheddar, hollandaise, and ketchup. It tasted delicious! I'm not sure if they even have this combo on the menu at the L.A. store. My dad ordered the Don't Mess with Texas Dog and my mom got The Hollywood Legend. Both of them really enjoyed their food which is surprising since my dad is a picky eater. In addition to Hot Dogs, they also sell burgers and a few rice dishes. The only thing is that they don't sell soda so you have to go the bar for that. Overall, a great place to grab a bite!

When I saw the sign being painted on the wall across our church saying "El Pago Sausages" I was…read morelike, "Wha?" I honestly thought it was cool hipster graffiti, since it didn't make sense to put up some niche hole in the wall eatery in the area. I was definitely curious though. It was hard to find the right time to have a bite here, since they're only open from 4 to 8, but it happened one night that I was on my way home and I got off the jeep right in front of El Pago, and I thought, "Why the hell not?" El Pago operates right out of a house, so it's quite the modest, raw "restaurant" with seating for only about a dozen people at the most. It doesn't even a bathroom (I guess you could always walk to the church, if it's open) and I wasn't sure if they had potable tap water, since they were selling drinking water by the bottle. I was also misled into thinking they sold beer because of the bottles on the tables--they don't, but they certainly have no problem with people buying them outside and bringing them in. Anyhoo, they're all about their homemade sausages, which I ordered and got pretty quick, and they are truly awesome. The skin is crisp and when it yields to your mouth it's just juicy, spicy, salty goodness. They're served in toasted bread with caramelized onions and peppers, which I could probably live off of. They also have squeeze bottles of hot sauce and a tomato sauce that I thought was mustard, but it was a delicious, spiced number that I might just go back for, maybe more than the sausage even (sorry!) Other than sausages, they serve pulled pork sandwiches and pork belly, and hot chocolate and canned root beer for drinks--and that's it. They might have other items on occasion, but not when I was there, so it's a pretty limited menu. Still, it's a cheap, quick, really good bite if you happen to end up on our side of the boondocks.