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Elevate your pastil experience! 


Pastil, also known as pastel, is a Filipino packed rice dish made of steamed rice wrapped in banana leaves and topped with dry shredded beef, chicken, or fish. It comes from the Maguindanao people and is a popular, low-cost breakfast dish in Mindanao, particularly among Muslim Filipinos.


Pastil stalls and eatery can be seen a lot in different parts of General Santos City. Even in schools, it is offered. It is impossible to know someone who hasn't tried pastil yet, as it is considered as a food that is easy to find and affordable with all the side dishes. You can't just get tired of eating it. 


Even if the pastil food originally came from the Maguindanao people, there are also non-muslim who sells pastil. And not only Muslim people who consume the pastil even the non-muslim people loves to eat pastil. 


When the pandemic came, almost all of the pastil stall seen in the street were closed. A lot of students missed eating pastil in their school. It just hits different to eat pastil after a long tiring day. The experience is different and it is hard to just forget about it. 


The good thing is...


As the immersing of pastil in General Santos, we come across Mama El's who offers pastil in a more innovative and classy way of showcasing the traditional pastil. Elevating your pastil experience! 

Mama El's is derived from the names of the owners namely Mark, Macoi and Ella.

Mama El's started last August 2021. As of now they only have 1 branch that can be found at SM Gensan City (Alfresco dining) and 2 upcoming branches that will open in November and January respectively. 

Come and visit them! 

They are open from 10 am to 8 pm.

Check their Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/Mama-Els-Pastil-Atbp-329263875056353/ 



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