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Tweet I’m a late bloomer when it comes to milk tea. I once didn’t get the idea why people are craving and loving it until I got hooked myself. I have to say, most of them are one and the same. Some may have unique flavors while others have the same basic ones. But there’s [Read On]
Tweet When Patty of http://nonstopbabble.blogspot.com invited me together with the other SoMoms for an intimate lunch at Jasmine Restaurant in New World Makati Hotel, I didn’t think twice mainly for two reasons: I love the name of the restaurant, same name as my daughter and they serve authentic Cantonese cuisine. I couldn’t say no to that! Warning: [Read On]
Tweet I like dining at a restaurant that has menu for kids, it makes ordering and dining a more enjoyable and fun experience for the whole family. I also like restaurants that treat kids as important clients as their parents. So when I learned that Aria Cucina Italia has a menu for kids and offer [Read On]
Tweet I finally tried Yabu The House Of Katsu. This was one of the few posts I’ve been meaning to share but photos got lost along with lots of other folders waiting to be organized. I together with my SoMoms friends had a late lunch after we went crazy shopping at SM Fashion Forum. More than [Read On]
Tweet I’ve been hearing a lot about this new Filipino-Mexican restaurant all because people I follow on Twitter keep on tweeting photos of their dishes. So when the SoMoms planned to see each other for a lunch date to exchange gifts and catch up, Madeca was on top of our list. Not much photos because [Read On]
Tweet I am now officially part of the ladies who lunch. Ever since we, the SoMoms were launched we’ve been constantly communicating and seeing each other as often as we could. The nonsense chitchats and interesting stories of me and my co-moms were definitely our excuse to do lunch. And so we did, as [Read On]
Tweet Here’s another Singaporean restaurant that is finally here in the Philippines- Boon Tong Kee. About Boon Tong Kee. In 1979, Mr. Thian Boon Hua started a small stall in Chinatown serving Cantonese chicken rice. Building upon the popularity of his silky white sauce chicken rice and emphasis on quality service, he rallied his family members [Read On]
Tweet The buzz that Torch Restaurant has given is loud enough to make even the not-so experimental people curious to try it. It was only recent that I got familiar with this restaurant that offers international fusion cuisine, as one of my grade school friends came home to Manila for a quick vacation. Mr. GJG [Read On]
Tweet A quick out of town trip is something we like doing. It is a getaway that can help us recharge, unwind and just relax. To be away from the hustle and bustle of the city without going too far, we always head out to Subic, Zambales at least once a year. On our last [Read On]
Tweet Eating is one of the things my hubby and I love doing. Trying out new restaurants and stimulating our palate is definitely our guilty pleasure and we take it seriously. So for our anniversary we decided to head over to the new and improved Spiral at Sofitel Hotel in Manila. Perfect timing since it [Read On]
Tweet I’ve been hearing a lot of raves about this restaurant that offers comfort food that’s healthy and yummy. It was their rumored delicious cupcakes that were definitely the clincher for me to give in and try Slice. Slice got a thumbs up from me upon seeing they have a set of table & chairs [Read On]
Tweet Mañosa Noodles, Seafood & Chops, one of the oldest restaurants here in Manila recently opened a branch along Wilson St. in San Juan. One late night hubby and I decided to have a quick dinner there, they were on soft opening then. It’s quite hard to read their menu, the not-so-good-combination of yellow on [Read On]
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