TOTOBITS

Street food vendors can be found practically everywhere – outside school, beside the church, at the street corners, inside jeepney or bus terminals, etc. They are popular to people from all walks of life – but especially to the one who has to keep a tight budget. Street food is extremely expensive. It’s a great experience to try out cheap and delicious Filipino food.

These vendors place use to be dirt but Nepo management fix the place and put concrete pavement. You can buy lots and lots of foods in here. Mainly are fishballs, kikiam, tuknene(quale eggs), tokwa, bopis, squid, chicken skin, chicken neck, squid balls, hot dogs, chicken dogs, samalamig, and mami.

Most street foods are classed as both finger food and fast food, and are cheaper on average than restaurant meals. According to a 2007 study from the Food and Agriculture Organization, 2.5 billion people eat street food every day Street food is ready-to-eat food or drink sold by a hawker, or vendor, in a street or other public place, such as at a market or fair.

This place is commonly called “Pisbolan” which was derived from the word fishball. So if your looking for a place to eat at a very cheap price. This is the place you want to go. No reservation only standing ovation.

If you want to see or eat different kinds of street foods "TOTOBITS" is the perfect place for you. In this street food court you can buy different kinds of famous street foods in our country(Philippines). Also the price of the foods here are very cheap, imagine you can full your stomach for only 2 usdollars with a drink..

In Angeles City, we called street food as “Totobits” short for “patoto bitis” or “makatoto bitis” is literally a kapampangan colloquial/slang expression, meaning “less dangling off the edge of a seat” while eating cheap foods in a street. There are also some times when Kapampangans call it “Pisbolan” which means a place with vendors selling fishballs and more. So, if you are looking for yummy and worthy-paid foods, totobits is a perfect place for you where you can only spend less.

Totobits opening time of most of the food stalls here is from 4:00pm untill 11:00pm but some of them open as early in the morning (6:00am).

Totobits is crowded mostly in the afternoon because many of our locals loves to eat street food in the afternoon plus many of the students from the nearby school taking their snack in TOTOBITS after they finish their school time.

In this stall you can buy a lot of fried streetfoods like, chicken nuggets, Fried chicken intestine(isaw), battered quail eggs(kwek-kwek), fried chicken skin and more..

At last the wait is over I finally find a perfect spot here to eat and I ordered mami noodles with beef brain and boiled egg for 50 pesos and cucumber lime juice for my drink for 15 pesos, very cheap right? the taste of this food is very good, I almost full my stomach plus It is affordable and budget friendly. The total price of the food and drink I eat is 65 philppine peso or 1.2usd.

So if you love to eat delicious street foods with the most affordable price "TOTOBITS" is the perfect place for you, you can try different kinds of our native streetfoods without spending a lot of money..

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