You tread your way up to school. And you smell something yummy and crunchy and very much desirable from somewhere you first don’t notice. It’s like a whiff you get from smoking that makes you high, that you want to quickly nab that luscious something and munch it and break your jaw biting and grinding it very obsessively in just a five-minute time range.

     You glimpse around abruptly following the aroma, and there it is! You just see the very much delightful French Bread Sandwich, that in just a sniff, it seems like you hunger for it like you haven’t eaten for a week!

      Originally, French bread is an English translation of the French word Baquette, which refers to a variety of bread distinguishable by its length, very crispy crust, and slits cut into it to enable proper expansion. But in this article, the French bread concerned is the one which has become common in the City of Puerto Princesa- the sandwich or the locally and ordinarily known as French bread, itself.

     French bread is a Vietnamese style double-decker. The bread is sliced length wise, brushed with beef stew sauce, laden with chopped grilled meat and fresh cucumber, and spread with a dollop of mayonnaise and ketchup, which is served really, really hot.

      In a way, this kind of nosh is worth eating when it is still in moderate heat. It’s because of the facts that the crispiness of the crust fades as the temperature of the toasty lies low. And observably, it has trivial repulsive effect on it’s taste.

      Furthermore, there are many varieties of this flavored-some cuisine like tuna, chicken and pork. No question about their taste- all mouthwatering!

      And if you would ask where to grab a bite, I will be very glad to take you to the best-French bread ever for the students, I say. It’s where this snack is not only highly pleasing to the eyes, nose, tongue, and stomach but also to your pocket for its very affordable!

     If you would be asked, “Is it really very delectable that you would crave for another one after your first?”

     I’ll respond, “ Sure it is.”

     Puerto Princesa is not only popular because of our beloved City and the city’s beauty, but known also because of the scrumptious snack we serve, like French bread, that make the tourist say, “ I shall return!”