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8.0

Boonie Foods

This spot is Permanently Closed.

Filipino

Loop

$$$$Perfect For:Casual Weeknight DinnerLunchSerious Take-Out Operation
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This Filipino spot started out as a pop-up in Logan Square, and now has a permanent home at Revival Food Hall. The menu is full of hits, from entrees like bagnet and liempo (which comes with delicious garlic rice and a fried egg) to their incredible mac salad and pickled papaya. We've enjoyed everything we've eaten from Boonie Foods, but want to take a little extra time to call out the sisig. The menu description is “the best thing you’ll ever eat” and we’re not arguing with that—and we eat a lot.

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