REVIEW:HUNGRY HOUND

After hearing so much buzz about Hungry Hound, I have found myself eager to try the famous Duck Fries. We’ve visited Hungry Hound on a Sunday late afternoon and at first I thought it was closed. The place was dimly lit and reminds me of a beer pub somewhere in a small town in Germany, although the over all design of the resto is very manly and brute.

The approach in their food is fusion, not traditional at all. Although Duck Fat Fries is actually French. Serve in a platter top with parmesan cheese and Heinz Tomato Ketchup, their version of Duck Fat Fries is very rich that in every bite you can almost taste the duck fat however it’s almost to heavy on the tongue. The parmesan cheese was not able to make it taste better so is the ketchup, I think its better if it is served with something else. Their Duck Fat Fries from Hungry Hound can be compared to Army Navy’s Freedom Fries and or KFC’s Fries.

Hungry Hound's Famous Duck Fat Fries

Baconsilog from HH

Bacon-SILOG is a must try! If the DFF is quite heavy on the tongue, their Bacon SILOG is outstanding! First is the Bacon, what I like about their bacon is that you can taste the smokiness of the bacon that gives a bolder and tangy characteristic that you can only taste in Hungry Hound and nowhere else in the world. Served with Brown Rice Sinangag and we chose our eggs scrambled to lessen the richness from the egg yolk since we already had a DFF.  The taste profile of their sinangag is heavenly without the pickles but with the pickles it gives a subtle kick and spice to the dish! Yummeh!

The Hungry Hound Pub & Kitchen is located at the Ground Floor, Globe Telecom Tower, 32nd Street corner 7th Avenue (across MC Home Depot), Fort Bonifacio, Taguig. To Contact Tweet them http://www.twitter.com/HungryHoundPH.