The gang hit Seoul Barbecue along C5 here in Libis some time ago, and had a big Korean feast.
This is not a full-blown review, just a gallery of what we had
Glass noodles! Was it made of sweet potato flour? I love this dish
Korean pancake
Spicy squid — goes…
Click here to read the rest of this entry »The fifth and last featured establishment in the Baguio series is Café Sabel, a themed coffee shop right inside national artist BenCab's famous museum. The menu features somee of the same items offered in the earlier-featured Cafe by the Ruins (which ...
Despite having a branch in Manila, Mario's Restaurant Baguio still commanded our time and attention during our recent trip up north. Setting. The place looked and felt like a comfortable lounge with eclectic interiors. The lighting was dim-to-warm, getting the natural ...
Third in our continuing series featuring Baguio is the cozy Forest House Bistro & Cafe along Loakan Road. Setting. The place looks and feels like a homey log cabin with crisp fresh air, woodsy interiors, and live music. A live (and very ...
Xin Tian Di is one of my favorite Chinese restos outside of Chinatown, and I had a chance to visit it recently for a nice little dinner. Here’s what I thought about the place and the food.
Setting: The place is brightly lit, with dark wooden ornaments on the walls…
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In recent years, my impression of dining at Rockwell’s Power Plant is that it has gotten relatively low key, especially given the advent of newer and more popular joints like Serendra and Greenbelt 5. As such, I was glad to be somehow proven wrong when the gang elected to dine…
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