Choobi Choobi Panagdait is now Open

Delicious Shrimp at Choobi Choobi
Shrimp in a Bag
If you love seafood, you better check out the newest branch of Choobi Choobi Restaurant located in F. Cabahug Street (Panagdait), Kasambagan, Cebu City.  The newest Choobi Choobi branch is located just a few meters away from the Castle Peak Hotel coming from the Ayala Centre Cebu area.



Choobi Choobi made a name for itself with its famous Shrimp in a Bag which can have sauces like the whole choobang, butter garlic and spicy gata. One order is worth 1 pound of fresh and sweet shrimps cook perfectly. Making it more tempting is its affordable price.  If you love shrimps, you will get a glimpse of shrimp heaven here.

Delicious Chilean Mussels in Cajun Sauce
Chilean Mussels in a Bag
If you prefer to eat tahong or mussels, they also have Chilean mussels in a bag.  Just like the shrimps, you can pick your sauce with every order.  If you like it a bit spicy, get the cajun sauce and you will really be able to take advantage of the unlimited rice.

There is ample parking at Choobi Choobi Mabolo but there are just days where the place gets crowded, so you better call 032-4056010 to reserve a table beforehand if you have an important occasion to celebrate.


The place also serves popular Filipino dishes like Crispy Pata, Scallops, Pancit, Fried Manok, and many more.

Choobi Choobi is a good place to celebrate a birthday and the food here will make any birthday celebration memorable.
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