Whatever you do, get the sisig. Then order everything else.
That's what you need to know when you encounter Filipino brunch at
Purple Patch.
I had no idea what to expect. No idea what Filipino food meant, really. So I took the advice of McCealaig and I got the sisig - a spicy fried pork dish topped with an egg that cooks together in a cast iron dish. It's amazing.
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| Filipino Sisig |
I also ordered the Bloody Mary infused Bloody Mary - and my friends got the Bacon infused Bloody Mary. Both are solid choices to start off a weekend meal.
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| Bloody Mary Infused Bloody Mary |
Other favorites on the menu were the Chocolate Champarrado (pictured below) - a delicious chocolate, sea salt & toasted coconut dish; Waffle with Ube Ice Cream and Filipino Fried Chicken; and the chocolate chip pancakes.
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| Purple Patch |
[DISCLAIMER: This brunch was organized by the marketing lead for Purple Patch. While I paid for my meal, some dishes were complimentary as the restaurant wanted us to taste all of their favorite dishes.]
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