Luyong (Chinese) Restaurant

We were in Quezon City the other day to bring our younger girl to the doctor for a check-up. After hearing the doctor’s “NOT dengue” verdict, I suddenly rediscovered my appetite which went on a vacation since my daughter got sick on Sunday afternoon. My husband suggested a place that he and his co-workers frequent–a Chinese restaurant in Marikina City called Luyong.

Luyong is an unassuming restaurant. Its new location in a new building along J. P. Rizal in Concepcion-Uno was bright, clean and comfortable. Huge glass windows overlooked the busy street outside. The food was great and very inexpensive. A platter of sweet and sour pork, for instance, good for 2-3 persons, cost PhP 120.00. So, we feasted.

You can view photos of what we had for lunch here.

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