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By I Live to Eat! on Mar 14, 2013 in: eat out, beef, salads, sweet saturdays, events, desserts, food trip friday, soup, filipino cuisine
Last Wednesday, I was at the Ballroom B of Crowne Plaza Hotel (Ortigas) for the launch of "Flourish Pilipinas," spearheaded by the Universal Robina Corporation - Flour Division in partnership with the Department of Tourism, which aims to promote the...
By Sandie Star on Mar 5, 2013 in: Bonifacio Global City, Chicken, Desserts, Filipino Cuisine, Food, Friends, Ice Cream, Rice, The Fort, Vegetables
Aracama’s been around for some time now but it was only quite recently when I discovered its double purpose: it’s a chic, homey Filipino restaurant during the early hours of the day, then it turns into a tugs-tugs-tugs club at night. I...
By Sandie Star on Feb 22, 2013 in: Drinks, Filipino Cuisine, Food, Friends, Greenbelt, Makati City, Pork, Rice, Vegetables
Well what to you know? I went on another Filipino food trip quite recently, this time to Kabila, The Raintree Restaurants Group’s first venture into local cuisine.I love the pun in the resto’s name — how else would you call M Cafe&#...
By Sandie Star on Feb 17, 2013 in: Beef, Bonifacio Global City, Cheese, Desserts, Family, Filipino Cuisine, Food, Hot Chocolate, Kare-Kare, Pork, Rice, Seafood, Soup, Sundays, The Fort, Vegetables
I’ve been thinking of dropping Friday Food Trip for some time now so I can make Sandiestar a full time blog on food (among other things). But then again, I thought, if I pushed through with the plan, what else would make Friday special? (Haha...
By Food Republic on Feb 12, 2013 in: Cooking, Meals, Filipino cuisine, Masarap Na, Mekeni, Mekeni Food Corporation, MEKENI products, Pinoy sarap, World Class Pa
We often hear different types of cuisine, loosely defined as “the characteristic style of cooking often associated to a specific type of culture.” There’s cuisine that is country specific like American, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, or o...
By Say It, Nessie on Jan 12, 2013 in: Food, Restaurants, Chateau 1771, Corned Beef Sinigang, Filipino Cuisine, Greenbelt 3, Sentro 1771
First thoughts: “Is this really the place I wanna go if I miss my Dad’s finished-products from his kitchen?” I ... Continue reading...
By The Girls' Room Online on Dec 22, 2012 in: THE GIRLS ROOM, cupcake, filipino cuisine, food, karekare, pino, pinoy, pipino, the girls room, vanilla cinnamon, vegan lasagna, vegetarian
At a prime Quezon City spot, PINO Resto Bar sits comfortably along Malingap Street in Teachers Village, one of the easily-located tributaries of the food avenue Maginhawa Street. PINO prides itself for their fine Filipino cuisine and wide array appet...