During our tour in Bahrain, we wanted to eat pork dishes at the same time traditional Filipino cuisine. Strolling along Shabab Ave. in Juffair area, we came accross this reataurant serving Filipino dishes called Sticky Fingers. We decided to check it out and try how good the Filipino food is here.
Here's their menu:
The restaurant have an extensive Filipino menu, but we are more focused on the pork dishes that they have so we ordered the following:
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| Pork Sinigang |
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| Pork Adobo |
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| Lechon Kawali |
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| Pork Sisig |
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| Chopsuey (Just to contrast all the pork we ordered) |
Food was good, but not great. Pork sisig, lechon kawali, and chopsuey were delicious. The pork adobo was okay but can be better. The pork sinigang for me was a miss, because it was too salty for me.
We still had a good time dinning in the restaurant though and we ended up with smiles after tasting pork again for quite a while. Our local guide enjoyed it too, but we told him that it can taste even better.
Sticky Fingers Filipino Restaurant
41 Shabab Ave, Juffair, Bahrain
My Rating:
Food/Taste: 7/10 (food is okay but not that great)
Ambiance: 7/10 (nothing really great, just your normal restaurant)
Cleanliness: 9/10 (establishment is fairly clean)
Service: 6/10 (orders took a long time to be served)
Establishment: 7/10 (its inside an alley, not easily located)
Price: 9/10 (value for money)
Overall: 7.5/10
Frequency Meter: I would dine here once every month
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