A K (swtheartsdiary) Some places serve food, and some places serve memory — No 93 BBQ House does both.
We came to celebrate my husband’s birthday, expecting a good meal, but the night turned into something much warmer, livelier, and unexpectedly unforgettable. The staff and the band didn’t just acknowledge the occasion — they embraced it. Before we knew it, we were invited to perform. My husband took the guitar, I sang, and the vocalist joined in with harmony. It felt spontaneous and cinematic, like being welcomed into a family we’d only just met.
The food was exactly what comfort should taste like. The sisig came out sizzling, rich and flavourful; the caldereta was tender and beautifully seasoned; and of course, rice — because it isn’t a Filipino celebration without it. For dessert, we had pistachio cake and a gorgeous ube cake, complete with a candle and a full chorus of “Happy Birthday” from the staff and the band.
We toasted with Red Horse and San Miguel, laughed more than we planned to, and left with the feeling that we’d just lived one of those nights we’d look back on and smile about for years.
A true gem — full of flavour, music, kindness, and heart.
5 /5