After Shift Eat Out : Noak Inasal Tuburan

 It is Municipal Meet week and the learners have shifted into alternative delivery method — or modular. My son as a transferee here at Tuburan Central Elementary School, he also has an ADM way of class and so, they decided to go home to our hometown in Caduawan, Tabogon, Cebu. Given that, I have to walk myself home for they are using our motorcycle going home to our hometown. Our rented house and our school where I am teaching is not that far. When walking, it approximately takes me ten to fifteen minutes and when riding a motorcycle approximately just three to four minutes. Every time my partner and our son decides to go home to our hometown, I always walk myself going home, I am accompanied by my good friend, our school registrar. Her apartment is also just a walking distance from the school. As we walked going home we decided to have dinner first before going home to our respective apartments. She knows I am home alone with my two dogs because that is when I get to walk going home. If my partner is around, I always ride on our motorcycle. She told me she will stop by at her apartment so that she could leave her school bag first because she is carrying her laptop with her and her bag tends to get so heavy. **4G Building- Tuburan, Cebu, Philippines**  **4G Building** here in Tuburan is a commercial space accessible to all the people in Tuburan as it has a convenience store, a salon, a veterinary clinic, a gown renting studio, a jewelry shop, an agrivet and some food stalls. We often buy our groceries here as it so much convenient because it is near the house where we are renting and the prices here are super cheap also. Upon looking around, I noticed this electric post with a lot of hanging wires. This is a natural scenario in every electrical post seen here in the Philippines. **TANGLED ELECTRICAL WIRES OF ELECTRICAL POSTS HERE IN TUBURAN, CEBU, PHILIPPINES**  I waited here outside as my colleague and friend left her bag so that she will be of more comfort. In front of her apartment is a barber shop and a store which prints tarpaulins and sells different school supplies.   She finally went out after leaving her bag inside of the apartment so we continued walking going to **Noak Inasal**. Tuburan is a small town — a rural place which does not have any fast food chains. No Mang Inasal, no Jollibee, No Mcdonalds. Name it. **Noak Inasal** is like a mini version of **Mang Inasal** here in Tuburan. They offer unlimited rice and unlimited iced tea. **NOAK INASAL BRGY.8, TUBURAN, CEBU**   **Noak Inasal** is a child-friendly restaurant as they offer play pens and a play area for your children. The parents can really enjoy while eating and their children can have fun with these available play stuffs.  While waiting for our rice meal, we ate some hot sontanghon soup. This is mixed with chicken bits and vegetables.  Our orders then arrived. I ordered grilled chicken meanwhile my friend ordered grilled panga.   Every unlimited option is served with two cups of rice first then the next rice will be of your choice as to how much you can be capable of eating. We enjoyed talking about so many random things and it is a great way to destress after such a long tiring day.  We took some selfies then we headed home. It was a perfect dinner and it really made me so sleepy. When I arrived at home, I just had a half bath then I slept. What a productive day and a destressing eating out we had! To more good food and shared memories. Ciao!❤️