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Ms. Hidilyn Diaz, First Filipino Olympic Gold Medalist, visited Ranee House of Curry!

Ms. Hidilyn Diaz visited the homegrown restaurant of Ranee House of Curry, recommended by their local driver.

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Ranee House of Curry Team with Ms. Hidilyn Diaz.

Ms. Hidilyn Francisco Diaz, the first Filipino Olympic Gold Medalist, visited Ranee House of Curry!!!

Photo grabbed at Ranee House of Curry FB page
Ranee House of Curry Facebook Page

Hidilyn ordered some of the house's favorites; Cheese Samosa, Buttered Chicken Masala, Beef Curry Masala, Beef Biryani, and strawberry lassi.

Beef Curry Masala

Beef Biryani, Cheese Samosa, and Beef Curry Masala

Buttered Chicken Curry

Ranee House of Curry is a homegrown Indian restaurant. Most of their ingredients are locally procured to guarantee freshness; such as their meats and veggies. The head chef and his partners themselves alternately buy most of it from the local market at the heart of the city, 3-4 times a week. But to guarantee the delicate taste of Indian cuisine, their spices and other key ingredients are procured by a middle man from India and they buy it to him/her.

Aside from their food and picturesque ambiance, they are also becoming well-known for their superb customer service. They have wifi and sockets that could be used by customers who would like to work there and tho they only have a few street parking, the owners would definitely help you with it, just ask for their assistance.

The staff of this local resto is a mixture of Baguio locals, Palaweños, Ilocanos, Kapampangans, and Tagalogs. Most of them have worked together for around five years which made their service smooth.

Im not an Igorot but I do love their culture and history, makes me proud to be a Filipino.


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