Observation Of Bob Nowong: Native Spirit

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Bob Nowong: Native Spirit aint the usual seat and dine set up. We’re greeted with a beautiful smile from one of their staff. Since we’re obviously new to the place, the lady staff took the initiative to guide us on what to do and where the dine in place is located.

Another staff approached us and hands over a menu so we can order in advance while were checking the place and taking photos. Courteous and friendly, two things I observed about the people working at Bob Nowong.

When we head over to the dine in area, the table is already set up. Surprisingly, we did not wait that long for our order to be served. They can serve food this good at reasonable time.

Another thing I notice, I am just not sure though, but I think one person whose

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