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Recipe: Chop Suey with Chorizo Macao
When was the last time you had a proper home-cooked meal? There’s nothing wrong with dining out. It’s just that home-cooked meals are way better and heartwarming especially when you share it with your family. Last weekend, my family and I had a simple Sunday lunch at home. Since it wasn’t busy, I decided to cook lunch with the help of my abuelita (lola/...
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It’s Changing, Always Changing at BOA Kitchen + Socials, Scout Rallos
It’s always fun to dine out and catch up with friends. But sometimes it’s difficult to find the perfect spot. Besides the food and location (always consider Metro Manila traffic), the restaurant should have the right atmosphere and concept to carry on a conversation. You know, a place where you can eat and talk without others giving you the death stare. Let’s admit it!...
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Goodgood Ph: It’s Always a Good Day in this New Tea Shop in Tomas Morato
Yes, there’s another tea shop in the metro. For me, that’s not a bad thing because of one we live in a tropical country. Two, they offer a variety of blends perfect for every taste bud. Before I share with you the teas, let’s talk about Goodgood.
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A Must-Try: Signature Sea Salt Soft Serve by Aqua S
Have you heard of Aqua S? They offer the best soft served in Sydney and they are now here in Manila. Take note, the letter S actually stands for sea salt – their signature blue-hued soft serve which by the way is uniquely delightful. Oh, wait I’m sorry! Did I lose you at sea salt?
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You Can Enjoy Your Tea Under the Cherry Blossoms at Sakura Hanami
I’ve never been to Japan but I would love to. Seeing Japan’s beauty and culture through the anime series I watched such as Cardcaptor Sakura, Inuyasha, and xxxHolic, makes me want to experience all those. I’m pretty sure I’ll get to. But for now, I’ll settle drinking tea with edible flowers (yes, you read that right!) or Lava Pearl Latte under the cherry blossoms...
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Welcome to Tiyo Craft Kitchen & Bar, an Escolta-Inspired Restaurant Tailored to Good Taste
“We need to patronize our own. So ang food natin, ang ingredients natin at kung ano yung mga sikat na ingredients sa different regions iyon ang matitikman niyo sa Tiyo’s,” Ed Salvador, co-owner of Tiyo Craft Kitchen & Bar. True to his word, Tiyo Craft Kitchen & Bar serves regionally sourced and carefully curated menu adding their own modern twist. Some interesting dishes the...
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SBS Inkigayo Sandwich is Finally in the Philippines
Do you love K-pop? If yes, then you’ve probably heard about Korea’s favourite idol sandwich. If not, then I’m very happy to share with you all about the SBS Inkigayo Sandwich. SBS stands for Seoul Broadcasting System, a national South Korean television and radio network company while Inkigayo is the network’s music program. Since the sandwich is exclusively available inside the SBS Inkigayo’s Studio,...
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I Found My Grandfather’s Vintage Cameras
It was Father’s Day last Sunday. After visiting my abuelito at the memorial park, I suddenly had the desire to look at our photo albums. So I did and realised that no matter how many years have passed, the photos he took still lives. According to the date indicated in the album I picked, those photos were taken in the ‘80s. To be honest,...
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5 Filipino Snacks From My Childhood & Snacks I Currently Love
The School Year 2019-2020 has begun… for some. Other schools are set to open classes in July or August. But over the weekend I saw a number of families shopping for back-to-school essentials at the mall. It’s heartwarming to see families together; not to mention, the smile on all the kids’ faces when they find the bag or lunch box they want.
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Not Just a Memorial Park, Himlayang Pilipino is a True Historical Site
Have you been to Himlayang Pilipino Memorial Park in Tandang Sora, Quezon City? Yes, it’s a cemetery. And don’t worry, this is not a horror story. I just noticed that more and more people are becoming interested in historical and heritage tours. This is actually great because it is important to know and embrace our history and culture.
