Veggielicious - Your Vegetarian Fastfood

After a being on the Philippines visas islands for a while, where getting vegan food was tricky, I was really looking forward to getting to a big city (Bacolod) and trying the veggie restaurants / eateries.
As a vegan I obviously want to encourage any business producing vegan food, especially in the meat mad Philippines! it frustrates me to sound negative. But I have to be honest and say this place was a big big disappointment.
We arrived at the stand which is upstairs in the Chinese mall 888, to see a selection of dishes on display. The noodle dish actually had began to go hard and crispy on top, but my partner and I just presumed that, as is common practice, these were the examples of the meals you could order fresh. So wanting to support a vegetarian business we ordered.
To my dismay the lady started picking up the old food and scraping it onto a plate.! When I asked don't you have any fresh, she said no, I asked if she would at least warm the food - no. But determined to give it s go we accepted the food. We went for the 70 pesos deal which is 2 food selections, rice and a drink. My partner who has previously lived in the Far East for a couple of years, eating rice daily said the cold and hard rice was at least a day old!. The chop suey was not only cold but the veg over cooked. We had a flight to Manila the following day and so not only on taste but on fear that we may get sick we left our meal, eating only the veggie spring rolls. I liked them but my partner didn't as he thought they had been cooked twice. I think if the stall had a way of keeping the food hot, and another staff member, then dishes could then be made to order. It would have great potential, as pure vegetarian/vegan food is hard to come by here.

Happily there are street stalls which can be a fun substitute - which we ate that evening instead. fried bananas! Or Banana Q as the Filipinos' call it.

Serving vegan and vegetarian food
Its run by Adventist people. Till 3pm only on Friday. They are close on Saturday then open again on Sunday whole day.
food - Pinoy style cooking.variety
price - cheap
staff service - fair
location - accessible. located in the 2nd floor of the 888 Chinatown Mall near Provincial Capitol.