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Cochi by Marvin Agustin, Taguig. 78,444 likes · 122 talking about this · 2,324 were here. “A Feast Of Filipino Flavors” serving Filipino & Spanish...
Marvin Agustin. Baked then fried to perfection para mas juicy and crunchy. Served with Mang Tomas . NOW AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY.
May 26, 2022 · Viral videos of chef Marvin Agustin crushing cochinillos with a plate has become very popular, intriguing the Filipino audience. Chef Marvin prepares and sells cochinillos from his restaurant and his videos are part of his marketing stint, which proved to be very effective.
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Dec 11, 2022 · Cochi Bistro and Oyster Bar is a cochinillo concept by Marvin Agustin with executive Chef Lica Ibarra of Asia Masterchef fame at the helm. It’s not biased towards any cuisine and it features different small dishes with Mediterranean, Asian, and European influences.
Lechon is always a part of Filipinos' tradition when celebrating Noche Buena and New Year. But for me, I like to eat lechon on special occasions such as bir...
Jan 14, 2021 · Video. My Cochinillo Experiment 🐷💙🐷💙🐷 Alam ng mga kaibigan ko kung gaano ko ka-favorite ang LECHON but i never thought that this will be part of my culinary career. Sa lahat ng nagtiwala at non-stop na nagoorder, maraming salamat! Ill keep improving your Cochinillo experience.
Jan 16, 2024 · Marvin Agustin is well-known in local entertainment, but he has also carved out a name as a serial food entrepreneur. His latest venture is a restaurant specializing in the Spanish favorite cochinillo. How did Agustin's early life challenges contribute to shaping his entrepreneurial journey?
Dec 27, 2021 · Marvin Agustin issued an apology after customers of his cochinillo business aired frustration on the service and products they received last Christmas. In the statement posted on social media, the actor-chef said it was his "worst Christmas" and that he is very sorry for the mistakes they made.
Apr 16, 2021 · Marvin Agustin with his “cochinillo”. Given the restrictions and consequences imposed by the pandemic, it’s so easy to feel defeated. But Marvin Agustin’s successful food venture proves ...
