Ugu Bigyan is a Potter from Tiaong QUezon and his workshop has become a restaurant with lots of people learning how to do pottery and for other guys just passing around the food was great. When we arrived I noticed that there was a group of people doing some pottery stuff and making the most out of their time making lots of pots. The place was big and when we parked it was picture taking time once again since the house alone was mexican inspired and made of red bricks.
The place was designed and built by the owner himself. They actually come from a family of artists that is why the artistry on how the place was built was the least of their problems. If you got to this place without a camera then it would be the worst mistake you made. There are lots of things to photograph and lots of backgrounds to have a picture with.
As we went in to see the wonder of the place we were all happy with what we saw specially when the food arrived. It was around 3 pm and we just had our brunch but since we already pre - ordered and paid the food even before the trip we had to have lunch there. The shrimps, inihaw na baboy, fish, tahong, halaan and their specialty banana heart were all great! I can just imagine how lucky I am to be in places like this and eat this kind of food.
If I would be in a similar road trip in the future I will defintely go back to this place, get better pictures, make a pot and eat the good food they have. Its definitely 5 stars for me!
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