Clari says,

Hola, kamusta?

It’s your girl from the north who blogs about food & film and creates videos, too!

Can you do me a favor? Kindly check out my YouTube Channel. If you like what you see, SUBSCRIBE to my channel and help me reach 1K. Oh! I’m also on Facebook and Instagram. :) For more food photos and stories, follow ClariSays and FoodieViewPH there as well.

What’s FoodieViewsPH, you ask? FoodieViewsPH is a group effort and a section under www.ClariSays.com where you’ll see food and travel-related stories from Ayen, Bebang, Charlie, Clari, Elai, Jackie, Mita and Suzie.

For collaborations, invitations or PERMISSIONS, simply shoot an email at clarisays@gmail.com. Yes, you read that right.

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Making content is not easy, okay? STEALING and then placing watermark on someone else’s photo is wrong. Values, people.

Gracias! ❤

Guilt-Free Milk Tea? Keto-Friendly Coffee? One UltraKappu, Please!

by Clari says,

I know it’s hard to believe but guilt-free and healthy milk tea options do exist, all thanks to the newest milk tea bar in the metro. The place is called UltraKappu Milk Tea Bar located at Bali Garden Residences, South Zuzuarragui Street, Old Balara Quezon City. UltraKappu (urutorakappu) literally means “ULTRA CUP”. They are a 100% Filipino startup with a name and theme loosely inspired by Japanese superheroes like Ultraman. Cool, eh? I think it’s super! Their ingredients; however, are imported from the original birthplace of milk tea which is Taiwan. But other than that UltraKappu is a minimalist milk tea bar from the ambience all the way to the drinks they offer. What do I mean, you ask?

Quick Review: Shou Hand-Pulled Noodles

by Clari says,

Oh, I have a new favourite noodle shop! It is called Shou Hand-Pulled Noodles located at the Food Choices on the second floor of Trinoma Mall new building. Yep, it’s located at their food court. Who would have thought you’ll find a great place there, right? Anyway, my family and I always eat before doing our grocery shopping. But since the tables near Shou Hand-Pulled Noodles were always taken, we never notice the food choices there. Good thing, we were a bit early that day and found most tables still empty. Thus, we finally noticed Shou Hand-Pulled Noodles. 🙂