Extra Rice, Please: Go Ham on Unlimited Yang Chow Fried Rice for Just P129 This Month
This goes without saying: Come hungry.
(SPOT.ph) There's no escaping inflation and how it sucks out every cent from your bank account faster than you can say, "Yay! It's finally payday weekend!" But, admittedly, when the heart wants what it wants, you throw caution to the wind, raise your hand to get the attention of the waiter, and ask for another serving of rice—even if it costs an extra 30 bucks.
Soothing hangriness comes at a cost and often, the damage can be monumental—but, fortunately, it doesn't have to be that way so as long you know where to look. Super Bowl of China, a Chinese restaurant with numerous branches in Metro Manila, finally brought back its Unli Yang Chow promo for the month of May. Priced at only P129, this great deal lets you keep refilling your rice bowl without having to worry if you have exceeded your dining budget as you keep ordering one yang chow fried rice bowl after another.
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Here's what you need to know about Super Bowl of China's Unli Yang Chow promo:
It's fitting for the Super Bowl of China to hold this unlimited rice promo because, first and foremost, it is a Chinese restaurant. Any dish on the menu, be it dim sum, chicken, beef, pork, seafood, or vegetables, call for a serving of rice—even noodles for that carbs-on-carbs life.
Super Bowl of China's Unli Yang Chow promo is available until May 31, 2023, and is served on weekends, from Mondays to Fridays. It costs P129 per person, which isn't a steep price to add to your bill if you ordered Sweet & Sour Pork (P340), Super Bowl lemon Chicken (P310), or Dimsum Combination Platter (P360) because then, you won't exceed P500 for a full meal.
It goes without saying that in any restaurant offering unlimited anything—such as in the case of Super Bowl of China, it is best to come prepared with an empty stomach. This is to assure that anyone paying an extra P129 can easily get his or her return on investment, sans the "pressure" to do so. The restaurant has branches at Megamall, Robinsons Manila, Mall of Asia, Festival Mall Alabang, Eastwood Citywalk, SM Fairview, and SM Baguio.
See a list of Superbowl of China branches. For more information, check out Super Bowl of China's Facebook page.
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