Life through my graded eyeglasses
Out of the blue, it was a mutual decision for all of us to dine out. Part of which was because it’s already quite some time when we last did but also because none of us wanted to cook that night as well. Like usual, we didn’t want to be too far away from home
First off, I want to get it out there that I’m not a big fan of Korean food. I would even dare say that I actually dislike it. But today, my sister (who’s been swallowed whole by the KDrama system) wanted to celebrate her birthday with Korean so I had to set aside my own
I was able to convince my mom to accompany me around the metro to go shopping (lol, right?). After our endless walking in Robinson’s Galleria, we ended up in Pho Bac for some snack.
Featuring one of the favorite local street foods in the Philippines – Isaw or intestines. Below is a photo of chicken intestines (the long wavy ones at the front) and pork intestines (circular slices near the back) These are cheap street foods you can find almost anywhere and can be grilled or fried. It doesn’t
During our stay in El Nido and every time we went back from our island hopping tours, we all had one thing (or should I say dilemma) in common. We’re all hungry. But every time we went around the town, all the famous blogger-mentioned restaurants are packed. During our day 3 stay in El Nido, we
My bro and I decided to eat out for lunch as our usual sibling date. We decided to head to SM Manila for a change. After we went up and down the escalators trying to find a good place to eat, we were left with choosing between one restaurant, and Mad for Pizza.
