I remember this episode last year. Max’s Chicken Eat All U Can was more like entering some competition (piling up all those chicken bones at the center of the table) than simply enjoying this good ol’ fried chicken. When we tried this last year, I wanted to give up after the 2nd drumstick. For some reason, I felt “pressured” and thus engaged in stressful eating :))
The promo period made a comeback, but I remembered it just when the promo’s over! Talk about senior moments. The prospect of unli-feeding got me dreaming and drooling despite my sorry episode last year. But all’s well, as we discovered there is so much more than just fried chicken in Max’s. And I’m not talking about the other viands. I’m talking about their D.E.S.S.E.R.T.S. and S.H.A.K.E.S.
Of course, topping the list is the Max’s Halo Halo. Who can resist this, especially during the summer season? You may find a cheaper halo-halo, but at P90 I am not complaining!
Then, there is the buko pandan.
You also have a good range of fruit shakes to choose from.
And how about the Ube Panacotta, my new favorite? Too bad I forgot to take a photo. I admire the patience and willpower of those who are able to wait, snap a photo, then eat. As for me, “ATTACK” is the more appropriate word. Then, we remember . So there you are, all bones and just photos of photos. Lol.
(Added a photo of the Ube Panacotta, which I had, the last time we ate at Max’s. Yum !)
Disclaimer: This post is def not sponsored by Max’s. We simply never grow tired of the place, be it in Manila or in the provinces. But if anyone from Max’s is reading this post, I keep an open mind . Call me! :))
Had the same experience this year when my family tried it. Was trying to beat my two big sons but after my second thigh part I felt a little bit nauseated and blurted out… Bakit ko kayo sinasabayan e 57 na ngq pala ako?. :)). Max fried chicken is a favorite of mine since I can remember.. I fondly remember that my father will bring us there on special occasions (i .e. birthdays, graduations) during my childhood. And mind you I can easily devour one whole chicken in a jiffy…. and still ask for more. We often went to either Baclaran or Quezon City branch for this food trip ( i dont know if there are other branches at that time). Its amazing that over the years it has maintained the succulent taste of its fried chicken. and added appetizing desserts. as well. Thanks for sharing.
Exactly my thinking! And yes, Lils, I do remember those treats at Max’s either in Baclaran or in Quezon City (original). same generation kasi tayo????
It happens to me all the time…attack and eat, then I realize I have to take a photo…LOL! I am more of a fan of “Halo-halo sa kanto”. mas masarap yun eh! But that buko pandan looks enticing!
and I missed this one again!
Try the ube panacotta. Trust me, it is good. Too bad i failed to take a photo 😦
I love their buko pandan! Too bad we weren’t able to catch the promo too 😦