MANILA, Philippines – The traditional Filipino kare-kare has been ranked as the 52nd best stew in the world, according to Taste Atlas. Taste Atlas is an extensive food guide website
This Quezon City restaurant with old-world charm serves kare-kare so good, you can do without the bagoong—and it’s not even on Instagram. Iago’s on Tomas Morato is partly hidden
As restaurants go, the Milky Way Café in Power Plant Mall has always been in a class by itself. Not a sit-down restaurant nor a fast-food joint like the
There’s a reason why some popular restaurants remain timeless—one bite and you’re instantly taken aback to a happy memory. Maybe it’s your childhood party, a family gathering, a first date…either
One of Jung Joon-young’s dreams came true last week. The maknae (youngest) of the variety show “2 Days & 1 Night” revealed that it has always been his dream to have a concert in the country.
Like our indigenous fabrics and oral chants and literature, Filipino cuisine is a cultural heritage that needs protection and preservation.
In the skilled and masterful hands of pastry chef Joy San Gabriel-Young, dough is transformed into feather-light cheese rolls, and chiffon cakes become soft as clouds.
It has been a week of magical eating, but much of it was done revisiting restaurants I had already been to previously.
If you’ve ever struggled with carving a thick, unwieldy roll of crispy pata, you should try the dish served at Serye Restaurant.
We thought we’d give credit to restaurants that have survived very stiff competition, remained popular and continued to serve quality food and efficient service.
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