So if you're one of the people with good memories about this fair ("This was the last place where my ex boyfriend ate with my family"), then it's time for you to wear a dress today!!! (HAHAHA! You know who you are.)
The German Fair
Every October, German expats celebrate their year in the Philippines with a festival in Bonifacio High Street.
"It's so hot here. Do you want us to just eat upstairs?"
"No! We have to stay here so we can experience the German feel!!!!!"
We ate in Dursty Dursty where their waitresses were wearing German dresses. Took us forever to get our order because there were a lot of people buying as well.
I loved how casually they used the sausage slicer (that circular metal thing) and the huge local beer they poured on the sausages.
We ordered Smokey Bavarian and Fries, which was good. We wanted to order Shawarma as well but we were already full so we might just return at 6 p.m again (reason why I named this post 'The Afternoon Visit').
There were also some German booths with games, beer bar with below negative 3 degrees alcohol and more food booths actually. But when we visited awhile ago, most of them were still setting up except Dursty Dursty. Can't wait to visit again later for some early dinner snacks and then tomorrow with the family!
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