
From Baguio to Ilocos: Where to find really good food
Last week, I got an invite to travel to the various provinces of Region 1. Of course, I was excited to go. I followed all
Last week, I got an invite to travel to the various provinces of Region 1. Of course, I was excited to go. I followed all
Since many restaurants remain closed, I have been trying home-cooked food during the quarantine, such as ube pan de sal, baked sushi, steaks and cookies.
After three months of delivery food and making and eating home-cooked meals, it was very nice to sit down and be served again, as
Filipinos always find amusing ways to divert attention from any tough situation. While the rest of the world is focused on controlling the spread of
Here’s part two of my Christmas food gift suggestion list. People throwing a grand party often look for a great variety of good food. But
Because of my passion for food, I’m also very health-conscious. I’m willing to try anything that will help improve my health. Last week, in one
For decades, there was only a handful of Pinoy restaurants—Kamayan, Galing-galing, Tipanan and Barrio Fiesta (which to me still has the best crispy pata). Many
Spanish cuisine is the main foreign influence in Filipino food. This is true in provinces such as Pampanga, Bacolod, Iloilo and many others.
Weekend markets are the place to be for foodies and others who pretend they’re on a diet. After a hard game of badminton in
In 1975, the Vietnam War ended with the communist victory and many Vietnamese fled. The Philippines took in Vietnamese refugees and agreed to set up refugee centers in Bataan and Palawan. Vietnamese food became popular in these places.
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