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"Pungko-Pungko" as tourist attraction

By The Ear | May 6, 2008 - 12:00am

TOURIST ATTRACTION. If you think the sidewalk food servers, known as “pungko-pungko,” cater only to the poor, think again. A “pungko-pungko” food server along Leon Kilat St. was seen serving...

Freeman Opinion