It’s a strange combination—a Japanese chef who cooks Chinese food, particularly Cantonese. But there he was at Tin Hau of the Mandarin Oriental Manila, giving us a first taste of
To celebrate José Rizal’s 150th birth anniversary, a towering 9-ft-tall cake with 6x6x6-ft base was unveiled last rainy Sunday morning in Rizal Park, Manila. The vintage-theme fondant cake called “An
I first heard of The Red Chef and Events Specialist from Vivian Go, a friend and co-parent at Xavier school. I know her to be very meticulous. When Vivian recommends,
In the mind of a gifted designer, a space can be distinctive and evocative even with the use of basic materials, simple shapes, an open floor plan and an integration
After a certain age, tennis players, recreational or competitive, will favor doubles or team play. For one, there’s none of the pressure to perform at peak levels as there is
When the balance of energy flow and blood circulation is restored in the body, the body can function to its optimal level. The body recovers fast, becomes more flexible, fights
Singapore’s newest destination is a memorably shaped, three-story, 6,000-sq m building designed by Israel-born architect Moshe Safdie located in Marina Bay Sands. There is still a friendly debate on whether
Unknown to many, Dr. Jose Rizal celebrated his 25th birthday with a Lutheran minister, Karl Ulmer, and his family on June 19, 1886, in Wilhelmsfeld, an idyllic and quaint suburban
Of all the stories about the Philippine National Hero Jose Rizal, it seems that very little importance is given to the time he spent exiled in Dapitan. If that were
In today’s world of specialization, when one knows more and more of less and less, the fusion of two or more callings is a less-attractive task people would indulge in.
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