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And now, Ka Tunying Junior

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After three years in the restaurant business, Anthony Taberna’s full-service restaurant, Ka Tunying’s Café (KTC), now has its junior. Following the success of its four branches (Visayas Ave., Timog Ave., NAIA Terminal 3 and Nueva Ecija), Tunying and wife Rossel decided to enter a new venture; it is what they call Ka Tunying’s Café Junior.

Ka Tunying’s Café started as a small panaderya in the small town of San Antonio, Nueva Ecija. After the breads gained popularity in the provinces, the couple brought them to Manila. From a café that served only pastries, breads and coffee, it then became a restaurant, which serves Pinoy dishes with a twist.

The first KTC Junior kiosk is located at the NAIA Terminal 3 Departure area. The ribbon-cutting and the ceremonial bread cutting happened last April 6 with former Sen. and basketball legend Robert Jaworski and Agricultur­e Undersecre­tary for Administra­tion, Agribusine­ss and Marketing and Regional Engagement Bernadette Romulo-Puyat. They had their own shares of importance to KTC’s story. The Living Legend has a big part in the Tabernas’ lives, especially to the patriarch Tunying Sr. Tatay Tunying is a big fan of the Big J. That is why before he passed away, Jawo was there to visit him. Meanwhile, Berna has been a partner of KTC for a long time in promoting local products as ingredient­s for their menu. KTC T3 Junior will give travelers good food and good mood. Its all-day breakfast menu will be served in the kiosk together with yummy breads, pastries, coffee and other refreshing drinks. Follow Ka Tunying Café on Facebook and Instagram (@KaTunyings­Cafe).

 ??  ?? Anthony Taberna and wife Rossel with former Sen. Roberto Jaworski and Agricultur­e Usec. Bernadette Romulo-Puyat
Anthony Taberna and wife Rossel with former Sen. Roberto Jaworski and Agricultur­e Usec. Bernadette Romulo-Puyat

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