Brunch or Merienda-Cena?

John Cena

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>>77638692
Holocaust diet

>>77638692
Why does it look like kids food?

>>77639373

I don't know, must be a Filipino thing. It's curious they kept such a niche concept in the Philippines as merienda cena, must be because it's still in use in the Chabacano creolle.

>>77639373
anyway, merienda cena is usally a very light meal, you eat it when is too late for merienda (tea) and too soon for cena (dinner/supper). Usually a sandwich, yoghurt or a piece of fruit is enough.

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>>77638692
>"Filipino" """"""""cuisine"""""""""

>>77639574

usually traditional food is properly done in the country of origin, even in restaurants.

Philippines must be the exception.

>>77638692
>puto
rude