Intramuros for all its historical importance still remains a vibrant part of Manila, thanks to rehabilitation efforts by the Intramuros Administration and interest for its further development by newly-elected Mayor
Most people, when hungry, might not opt to watch food videos. But I guess I’m not like most people—I love watching food shows while hungry. (Here’s a good one to
It’s no secret that the Western gaze influences how the rest of the world experiences a country’s cuisine. We have a taste of that with, say, balut, which to the
Lady Scott Jones, a home store located in Metro Club, is hosting a pop-up for the next three months starting today at Power Plant. At House, a Lady Scott Jones
You know you’re inside a Wild Flour restaurant just by looking at your surroundings. Absent are the aggressive branding you usually see at most dining establishments, instead, there are rustic
As ironic as it sounds, vintage will never get old. The mystique of antiques won’t be dying anytime soon, as proven by a number of recently opened restaurants (which are
Bringing Pride March to Manila isn’t the only thing newly-sworn Mayor Isko Moreno is keen on doing as he assumes office. During his oath-taking this Sunday, Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso expressed
The rainy season has officially started. And while the torrential rains keep plip-plop-plup-ing that’s not going to stop any sensible seeker of adventure in the metro, especially, when right at
If we were to talk about the most creative chefs in Manila right now, it would be near impossible to forget to include Josh Boutwood, the Bistro Group’s executive chef.
The last time I heard of a food tour revolving exclusively around chocolate was probably in the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) (I was not yet born when
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