Lifestyle Blog of Lyle Santos. Part-time Nurse, Full-time Blogger.
Kalilangan Festival 2010 – Day 2 Highlights
Our second day in General Santos City was a free day, we didn’t have any event to attend or tasks to do. Festival director Orman O. Manansala made sure we had a free time to enjoy the city and its surrounding provinces.
Avel‘s friend, Francis Sablon of Zion Travel, hosted our group to lunch at the very popular Nadies Chicken Hauz in Tupi, South Cotabato.
Lunch at Nadies Chicken Hauz with Francis Sablon
After the delicious chicken barbecue lunch, Francis took us to Apareja Buko Halo-Halo in Koronadal City to cool down. Apareja’s halo-halo is very good. I think the secret to their halo-halo is the fresh fruits that are newly harvested and prepared on the spot. They also make their own ingredients.
Apareja Buko Halo Halo
After that fun and filling food trip in Tupi and Koronadal, our group traveled back to GenSan to meet-up with Ria who spent time with her GenSan-based cousins.
At Robinson’s Place GenSan, we snacked on Ice Crops’ cheesy bacon melt which is heavenly. Be sure to drop by Ice Crops when you are in GenSan. Thanks to Orman for the tasty treat.
Ice Crops' Cheesy Bacon Melt
For dinner, GenSan’s power duo Avel and and Orman brought us to O-oh lang Fishing Resto & Seafoods Grill. If you love seafood, then O-oh lang Fishing Resto is the place to be. Their karagatan soup is a must-try along with their Nilasing na Oohlang, Pinaputok na Hipon, and Seafoods Casserole.
O-ohlang Fishing Resto Seafoods & Grill
Day 2 in GenSan was all food, food, and more food. But I’m not complaining. =)
About the author
Lyle Santos has bachelor degrees in Psychology and Nursing. A nurse by profession, he is licensed in the State of Connecticut and in the Philippines. A recipient of the Globe Digital Tribe Award in the 2009 Philippine Blog Awards, Lyle served as the Logistics Officer of Davao Bloggers in 2010 and is currently the Chief Technology Officer of Avatar Media.
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about 1 year ago
ganda ng mga pics mo lyle… it’s always a pleasure having you here in your old hometown! mwah hugs!
about 1 year ago
Diba when we are stressed or down, they say that we should think of a happy place?
Guess what that place is for me.
about 1 year ago
hmmmm….. shariff aguak? hehehehe! of course, gensan ang destressing place mo… come back anytime, my friend!
about 1 year ago
Yummy, yummy, yuuuuummy food!
about 1 year ago
Yummy food, yummy people, yummy place!
about 1 year ago
miss ko tuloy nadies’ chicken lyle.. hehe///iba ung marinade nila.. very authentic,,, malalasahan mo talga ung chiken… unlike sa ibang bbq- sagana sa asukal….. actually im frm tupi talga…. thnks sa blog mo… keep me aware of the latest news… in socsargen,,,,
about 1 year ago
We ate to our hearts’ content that day. I will definitely miss Nadies’ chicken, Apareja’s halo-halo and O-ohlang’s seafood casserole.
about 1 year ago
Thank u for liking our seafoods casserole Ms. Brendel..
We are hoping to see you & your group again here @ O-Ohlang Fishing Resto, Seafoods & Grill soon! 
about 1 year ago
I liked everything about O-Ohlang Fishing Resto, Seafoods & Grill that night. Thank you very much for having us!
about 1 year ago
It’s our pleasure!
about 1 year ago
Me and my buddies ate at o-ohlang every sunday,nice place to dine…of course nice food,nice services..i really love seafood casserole and smoothies..yummy mudslide…hmmn..thanx for having us ohlang..