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Another high-octane set of contemporary worship anthems from Hillsong United. As of this writing, I’ve already given the whole album about 4-5 spins. Really great stuff — highly recommended if you’re a Hillsong fan.
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 ...
We hit Casa Armas at the Podium recently, and had a truly festive Spanish dinner. Here’s what we had and what we thought of it.
Complimentary basket of sliced bread
Setting. Like the house of a Spanish matador, Casa Armas’ interiors are decorated with trimmings and artifacts in this theme. The…
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Thanks to tour operators and bloggers, there is a recent surge of interest in all things Binondo, particularly in all the yummy food and restaurants therein. I had the privilege of growing up around the neighborhood, and as such have amassed a number of favorite Binondo stuff myself.
Despite acquiring…
    
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