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by Christian Mack on September 9, 2013 Visitors to the Philippines must not miss the spectacular and ultra-modern city of Makati, with its bright lights, glass towers and innovative attractions that has made it known far and wide. With lots of sights to see and many activities to do, getting one’s self a great, convenient and reliable hotel is an utmost priority to the hectic businessperson or the excited traveler. And when in Makati, no ther place can give you as much luxury and value for your money than E-Hotel can. » Read More
by Christian Mack on September 6, 2013 Being a tourist in Metro Manila or just strolling around to see the sights the city has to offer can work up quite a thirst, which is why great tea and drink shops like Teabytes is truly a welcome sight for the traveler looking for cold and tasty refreshments to beat the heat and fatigue. » Read More
by Christian Mack on September 5, 2013 One particular shop in the metro takes a step beyond merely selling treats; they have made it an art form. Sweet Creations is a gourmet shop like no other as their products are especially sought after, and its many patrons can attest that their products don't just taste marvelous; they look like magnificent pieces of art. » Read More
by Christian Mack on September 2, 2013 Visitors to Metro Manila discover a very modern, very global city, especially when it comes to cuisine, with a wide variety of restaurants offering the best delicacies from all around the world. And when it comes to exotic and authentic Korean cuisine, Ho Galbi Korean Grill & Art Gallery Restaurant in Pasig and their newly-opened branch at Tiendecitas will more than satisfy any Korean craving. » Read More
by Christian Mack on August 29, 2013 One’s trip to the chic business district of Ortigas is not complete without sampling the best in international cuisine, and for those just craving for the exotic, fragrant and often spicy food from the Mediterranean and the Middle East, one should stop by Jacob's Shawarma at the AIC Grande Tower along Garnet Road, Ortigas Center. » Read More
by Jhaypee Guia on July 4, 2013 July 03, 2013, the much-anticipated 4th Lechon Festival of General Santos City was held along with the celebration of the 11th Yaman Gensan. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on March 19, 2013 One of the coziest places to have a meal or to simply hang out with friends and family, Cafe 1771 located at El Pueblo, Ortigas Center, Pasig City is definitely place one with discriminating tastes and hearty appetites would want to try. Fine dining with a homey ambiance and amazing service is what sets Cafe 1771 apart from the rest. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on March 1, 2013 Of all the many amazing places that can be found in the Philippines, the province of Camarines Sur is one of the fastest-rising tourist centers in the country, with many local attractions that draw in visitors from near and far, and also with colorful festivals that embody the unique and vibrant culture that the Bicolanos have possessed throughout the ages. The Karanowan Fish-tival is such an event that showcases the Bicolanos' devotion to its local produce as well as a thanksgiving to the many blessing that have been endowed to them by nature. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on February 23, 2013 Ice scramble, more commonly called iskrambol, is a slush-like pink or purple drink commonly peddled on the streets by enterprising individuals on a bike with a cart. It used to be exclusively sold by these vendors and can be often seen where the children are, at schools, parks or playgrounds. Most of today's grownups remember these often pink concoctions with fondness, as it takes them back to a time when happiness was as easy as savoring a small cup of pure sweetness bought for a mere peso. Nowadays, ice scramble stalls are ubiquitous in malls and anywhere people are plentiful. The older patrons buy it for the sweet nostalgia of eating them when they were children. The younger ones buy them out of curiosity and discover the sweet and simple happiness they bring. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on February 22, 2013 Although the Philippines' hot summers can be a problem for some, sweet and cold treats can make these warm months a bit more bearable. As a tropical country, the Philippines will never run short of exotic ingredients to experiment on, to prepare and to enjoy. One such treat is the saba con yelo. Its appeal comes from its ease to create and its simple, sweet, curious taste. Although available all throughout the year in many Filipino-themed restaurants, saba con yelo is especially sought after during the warm Philippine summer. » Read More
