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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 Baguio breeze to feel snugly chilly. The place gets packed…
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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 impressive) ensemble performs for the crowd on the night we…
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Our next restaurant stop in Baguio is what is probably its most unique. Café by the Ruins‘ distinctive name is matched by a quirky-artistic vibe and a delicious menu featuring locally-grown ingredients.
Setting. Built upon the war ‘ruins’ of a former governor’s house, Café by the Ruins has a rustic and…
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We were fortunate enough to have been able to experience the best of Baguio City right before the recent typhoon onslaughts. I hope this series of Baguio restaurant reviews somehow help the city’s economy and tourism recover faster.
Under the helm of celebrated chef Billy King (formerly of Le Souffle),…
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I have such a huge backlog of restaurants to feature and as such am only getting to write about this place more than a month after we dined in. Uncle Cheffy Brick-Oven BBQ serves dishes cooked on a brick oven: barbecue, lechon (roast suckling pig), panizza, steak, list goes on. Here’s what…
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Fascinated by its ultra-swanky mystique and air of exclusivity, we celebrated a special occasion last month at The Establishment, an increasingly-popular dining complex right at the Fort. The Establishment consists of four restaurants, each with its own elegantly-designed dining areas: The Hall (continental), The Crystal Room (French), Tulipan Spanish Bar (Spanish), and a…
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“..a must-try for most foodies, but nothing exceptionally spectacular..” — these were the final words I gave Apartment 1B on my review more than a year ago. Recently, an occasion allowed me to revisit the place for dinner, and consequently reassess my overall verdict of the place.
Setting. Casual chic is how I…
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Tucked away inside the Wine Depot warehouse and shop in N. Garcia (formerly Reposo) Makati is a quaint and unassuming restaurant foodies all over are talking about: Purple Feet, with Chef Marco Legasto at the helm.
Setting: The place is not very easy to spot because of its lack of signage;…
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After passing it by several times and reading about it on some publications (DineAsia, Tatler), I finally had the chance to give Cav Wine Shop and Café at Bonifacio High Street a try.
Setting. The restaurant is situated at the side of the Spa building, and is easily spotted because of the…
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Recently, my mom and niece swung by and I had to find a suitable place for us to dine. As we were on quite restrictive diets (mom needs to cut down on fats and sweets, while I was trying not to gain weight), I brought them to the Eastwood Mall…
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