June 21, 2018
The highlights of our days in Lisbon were breakfasts, lunches and dinners in gourmet restaurants that titillate our taste buds and delight all our senses as well.
Ever since FPG Insurance awarded the level 1 tours to Asia International Travel, our annual escapades have been more of gourmet tours first and sight-seeing second.
Our dinner in Sintra was in Restaurante Incomum by Chef Luis Santos.
It was a modern European restaurant serving Portuguese gourmet dishes. It’s a few minutes bus ride from Palacio Nacional and about a hundred fifty meters walk from the bus stop.
The restaurant is lower than the street level.
I was extra careful when navigating the steps. I didn’t want to be the very first to arrive by rolling down the stairs.
Bread and olive oil dip
I want my toyo to be served this way too.
Cold watu by Incomum
Soupy soupy soup
My daughter and Iya ordered this but I think they didn’t enjoy their food.
Paul Chuatico and Ramon Dimacali were hooked to “Duterte” chli sauce. Baon ito ni Paul, binili nya sa grocery near the hotel.
Everyone gasped for breath when they saw the pork liempo with Mang Tomas lechon sauce look-alike.
Inseparable couple Len and Bong
Friends who eat together get fat together.
(Len, Bong, Iya, Carla, Paul, Joanne, Dennis, Pam, Maui, Francis, Jonas, Gerard, Lina, Salve, Mon, Sue, Cynthia, Margie, Yen, OMB, Edmund.
Eating time is family bonding time.
Let’s have some dessert:
Strawberries asim
Vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries
We could not believe that our meal was only Euro 11 per person. Wow, what a great deal.
Incomum by Luis Santos
Modern European Restaurant
Rua Dr. Alfredo da Costa 22, 2710-523 Sintra, Portugal
Phone: +351 21 924 3719
