Have you heard of the "dynamite" in food lingo? If you are walking in the streets of Salcedo and Legaspi villages, you will notice those "food stands", often with a stainless exterior. They are famously known as "jolly jeeps." The original jolly jeeps were really jeepneys that offer food, ranging from breakfast, lunch and meriendas. And these jolly jeeps serve the finger food "dynamite". It's a chili that's wrapped in "lumpia" wrapper stuffed with cheese. They only cost 5-10 pesos each :)
But 1521's "dynamite" has a twist, you get a mango syrup dip. Yummy. The flavors really explode on your mouth. Of course, your wallet will explode too, since it costs 180php (5 pcs.) plus service charge hehe.
Dinamitang Keso
1521 is located at Forbes Town Center, Burgos Circle, Bonifacio Global City. (Heck if its Makati or Taguig City haha)
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