Holy Cow Sizzlers

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Holy cow!

Who loves sizzling? Well, good news! Holy Cow Sizzlers has new offering, for only P399, you can enjoy their Meat-All-You-Can! In just one seating, your favorite dishes is freshly cooked and ready to served. It is unlimited refills of Beef, Chicken Chinitos, Chicken Fillet, Pork Belly and Fish Fingers and with your choice of sauce - spicy barbecue, peppercorn gravy, trio mushroom gravy and soy garlic plus 10 yummy side dishes such as Cheese Croquettes, Garlic Rice, Mojos, Macaroni Salad, Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Vegetables, Corn & Carrots, French Fries, Coleslaw and Sweet Potato. So worth it and affordable isn't? Take note that this promo is exclusively available at Trinoma and SM Sucat branch.





I'm a self-confessed meat lover and for me, this promo is really good and worth my penny. Quality meat and all the dishes are delectable.


I like the taste of Chicken Chinitos (this is my favorite) and Chicken Fillet, so flavorful and the meat is tender.





Love the seasoning added in the Pork Belly, Beef, and Fish Fingers, they're all cooked well.



Cheese Croquettes is so cheesy (also my favorite). I also enjoy the French Fries and Mojos. The sweet potato is considered as your dessert.


If you want to feel the Western vibes, Holy Cow Sizzlers is a perfect place because of its unique design and amazing displays inside  the resto.


My verdict: Your tummy will be surely full because of their appetizing dishes. The promo of P399 per person is affordable and worth it.



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Facebook & Instagram Account: @holycowsizzlers


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