I now refuse to eat in any other eat-all-you-can buffet any other than Niu by Vikings in SM Aura. I promised my self that I would eat here on my birthday because of the discount, and to binge on foie gras. That was August. I found a perfect excuse to go back here on my sister’s birthday (October). On both times, happiness. The interiors beautiful, … Continue reading My favorite Viking: Niu
The Malabon food trip is recently gaining prominence in mainstream and digital media so NATURALLY, I found myself in the area. My tummy buddy and I were hoping to get into that Malabon Tricycle Food Tour. It was sad that not all people from/in Malabon knows of it. They don’t even know the places we were talking about. So I guess it means it is in … Continue reading Betsy’s Cake Center – Malabon Food Tour
This donut can do no wrong! I am currently obsessed with Mister Donut’s chewy donuts called pon de ring. Continue reading Habit forming: Pon de Ring of Mister Donut
This is Quezon City’s pride. If Bacolod has Calea and Davao has Lachi’s, Quezon City plays host to one of the country’s best cakes. If you need to give in to cravings, cheat away with Banapple’s myriad of dessert options! The servings in Banapple are actually quite generous. They are best consumed with people who are near and dear to your hearts. Location: (Photos taken … Continue reading If you must cheat, cheat big time – Banapple Pies and Cheesecakes
So apparently macaron is different from macaroons. People have been raving about them I decided to try the ones from Tous Les Jours, the retail French breadshop. So French-y as it may sound, a quick googling led me to find out that this bakeshop is actually Korean in origin. You learn a little something (in English: everyday). I’m not keen on Korean TV series nor … Continue reading The French that is Korean: Tous Les Jours
Dome has become my favorite coffee place recently. Their coffee has a good body. And their desserts drive me crazy. It’s way quieter than a Starbucks coffee shop where kids frequent. Here, only hushes of business meetings or friends’ tete a tete envelope the place. And their Wi-Fi connection is for free. It’s the kind of place that will inspire you to get things done. … Continue reading Dome – Shangri-La Plaza Mall, Mandaluyong City
(Updated) There’s really something with home-made cakes and pastries. Maybe it’s the personal touch, the attentiveness to details, that makes home-made goodies superior over the commercial ones. Here in my home town Taytay, Rizal, there’s a two-year old cake shop called the Cake Basket. We recently celebrated my nephew’s third birthday. As we are oh-so-familiar with cakes from commercial bakeshops Goldilocks and Red Ribbon, one … Continue reading Cake Basket – Taytay, Rizal
Take a Bite Out of Life 