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Unlimited Japanese barbecue now sizzling at Sumo Niku in SM City Marilao

CITY OF MALOLOS, Bulacan — If the smoky aroma of sizzling meat and the hypnotic rhythm of tongs flipping cuts over a hot grill gets your appetite racing, there’s good news waiting at SM City Marilao.

The newly opened Sumo Niku is here to elevate your dining game with an unlimited Japanese barbecue experience that’s generous in portions and bold in flavor.

For just P599 per head, diners can indulge in a yakiniku-style feast that’s as belly-busting as it is satisfying. The spread includes premium cuts of beef, pork, chicken, and seafood—all ready to be grilled to your liking right at your table. Pair those proteins with a line-up of flavorful side dishes that complete the Japanese barbecue experience.

What makes Sumo Niku stand out isn’t just the variety—it’s the value. At an all-day rate that won’t break the bank, you can sit back, relax, and grill away without worrying about the bill stacking up. Whether you’re dining solo, going out with the barkada, or treating the family, it’s a grill-all-you-can experience that delivers on both taste and quantity.

Craving a new spot for your next food trip? Swing by Sumo Niku at the Ground Level of SM City Marilao, and let the feast begin. Just be sure to come hungry. (UnliNews Online)

Manny D. Balbin
Manny D. Balbinhttp://unlinews.org
Emmanuel "Manny" Dineros Balbin, founder and editor-in-chief of UNLINEWS ONLINE and UNLINEWS Digital Newspaper, is a former seminarian of Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) in Notre Dame University Seminary in Cotabato City. Graduated college with Philosophy and Political Science courses at the University of Santo Tomas, Legazpi City. A former Journal Group of Publication (People's Journal, People's Tonight, Taliba & Women's Journal) staffer for 17 years. Before, he simultaneously contributed news articles to 3 local newspapers in Bulacan (NewsCore, MetroNews & NewsWatcher). He is the founder and the former editor-in-chief of RONDA Balita, both in weekly newspaper and online news. A former Kabayan provincial reporter, 2010 Bulacan election correspondent by Rappler and presently, a stringer of Philippine News Agency (PNA) Bulacan.
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