Roadside restaurant

Roadside restaurant

A typical makeshift roadside restaurant in a Philippine town. The neighborhood eatery serves cooked rice, viands and snacks to transients and residents on banana leaves or bamboo containers. It is usually mounted on bamboo stilts as protection against foraging animals like pigs and dogs.

M. A. Hamm. Manila and the Philippines. 1898. p. f. 210.


1898


1890-1899

1898 carinderia eatery hamm manila and the philippines roadside restaurant food vendor cooked food vendor

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