6-10-2015 Food of the Day: Doming's Ngohiong at Barbix Barbecue and Grill

One of my favorite ngohiong places in Cebu is Doming's Ngohiong in Fairlane Subdivision , Guadalupe, Cebu City.  It has been a while since I last ate there.  I rarely go as far as Guadalupe to have lunch since I live near Mandaue area.  A couple of months ago, I discovered that nearby Barbix Barbecue and Grill is selling Doming's ngohiong at 12 pesos a piece. I tried the ngohiong there several times and I always end up having a #happytummy (as expected).  I just hope though that Doming's can give them their special sauce because it is a big part of the ngohiong experience.

Barbix Barbecue and Grill is located at Ezone Paseo F. Cabahug St., Brgy. Kasambagan, Cebu City.

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