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\nIn the Ilocano language of the Philippines, bangad means \u201cbad\u201d in the sense of a show of courage and Bangad & Bougie\u2019s modern Filipino fare lived up to the name. In addition to their chapulines (grasshoppers), gusanos (mezcal worms) and durian challenges, B&B offered some fine, less daunting food at April\u2019s World\u2019s Fare in Queens.
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\n1) Here\u2019s a trio of treats, each served up on a chunk of chicharr\u00f3n: Tocino Spam al Pastor, Pork Belly Sisig, and Black Cod Sisig \u2013 and each one was wonderful.
\n2) Perhaps it was a little tricky to tease out which dish was which in the trio tasting, but I have no complaints; it enabled me to try a little of everything!
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