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Awesomesauce Burritos at Army Navy

October 31, 2011 by MrsC | Patricia Cuyugan 2 Comments

After our high school reunion last Saturday, Mr C and I stopped by Army Navy for a very late dinner. We were both super hungry, but decided to drive back to Alabang before stopping to eat in case we got sleepy once our bellies were full. This proved to be a good idea, as our yummy midnight meal really hit the spot, and we were glad to be within a few minutes from home after we had eaten.

Army Navy Alabang

I’m glad that Army Navy is open 24hours. While I usually try to avoid eating really late at night because it means a morning tummy ache for me, I was just too hungry to even think about skipping dinner since I didn’t have anything to eat at the party. We ended up waiting a bit for our food to arrive, and decided to play with the camera to pass the time.

Way past my usual 11PM bedtime.
Hungry Daddy.
Starting to get impatient hehe!

The restaurant offers free WiFi, but the code only lets you connect for an hour, and the one given to us by the cashier didn’t work. I was too lazy to get up to request for a new code, so it was a good thing Mr C’s new camera kept me occupied.

Check out our matching watches, a wedding gift from one of our Godparents.

Following my sister’s advice, and pretty intrigued after her intense raving about the Longganisa Breakfast Burrito, I decided to have that with egg and some Freedom Fries on the side.

Breakfast Burrito – Longganisa (PHP 155.00)
Freedom Fries (PHP 60.00)

Mr C ordered a Carnitas – Pork Burrito, which he said was pretty ordinary. I took a bite myself and while I found that it was good, there was nothing particularly exciting about it.

Carnitas – Pork Burrito (PHP 155.00)

Meanwhile, I must say I made a good choice with the Breakfast Burrito. I can now totally relate to my sister’s statement, “I didn’t want the burrito to end.”

Inside the tortilla, with egg.
It’s good on its own, or topped with salsa and garlic sauce.
Here’s the inside of the Carnitas Burrito

Mr C and I were both pretty satisfied with our meal and we headed home with happy tummies. It was the perfect ending to a great night.

Army Navy
Bridgestone Building, Commerce Ave.,
Alabang, Muntinlupa City
+632 4039968

Much love and happiness,

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Filed Under: Food & Recipes Tagged With: Army Navy, Burrito, Freedom Fries

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  1. May De Jesus-Palacpac says

    September 29, 2014 at 12:09 pm

    I’ve never tried Army Navy, is it pricey? I want to but I wasn’t sure it would be worth it. I love burritos though, but I’m not sure if I would like a longganisa one.

    P.S. Noticed that you watermarked your images with your blogspot url…any reason for that? Does that guarantee no stealing of images better?

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    • MrsC | Patricia Cuyugan says

      September 29, 2014 at 12:30 pm

      Those are old photos kaya blogspot yung URL. 🙂 My new ones are watermarked with MrsPCuyugan.com. I don’t really know if it helps with the no stealing thing, but I choose to do it anyway. 🙂

      On Army Navy, it’s not authentic Mexican in taste, but it’s yummy. Slightly pricey but filing. The burgers are yummy, too. The longganisa burrito is soooo good!

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