Category: Restaurant Reviews

Cantonese: The Authentic Chinese Dim Sum You Can Enjoy Anytime Anywhere

Cantonese Dimsum House is a Philippine-based snack bar that offers authentic Chinese dim sum products like siomai, shark’s fin, dumplings, and lumpiang shanghai. Branches of Cantonese are actually scattered in the metro but I discovered and eat these mouthwatering nibbles just in the food court neighboring my university called Agno Food Court or simply, Agno. I call Agno

Samgyupsalamat: Unlimited Meat. Unlimited Happiness.

I guess I’m the only Lasallian who haven’t tried Samgyupsalamat. And I hate to admit it because it’s so popular not just in DLSU but also for other university students, which are obviously their target market. Pioneering the unlimited Korean barbecue in the country, Samgyupsalamat is still on the list of competitive Samgyeopsal restaurants in

Macao Imperial Tea: Especially Made For You

The milk tea craze has been in the Philippines for almost a decade. But this milk tea giant from Macau, as the name implies, arrived in the Philippines just in 2017. Despite of the late arrival but just in time for the milk tea generation, it wasn’t difficult for Macao Imperial Tea to get the

Parine, Makain Sa Par Nee Restaurant

On for a food trip? A frequent and primary reason to visit Pinamalayan is its abundant food offerings to enjoy with family and friends! The town houses numerous cafes and restaurants and it keeps increasing. It’s a clear explanation on why Pinamalayan is now being dubbed as the “Gastronomic Capital of Oriental Mindoro”.  Adding up

The Crossing Cafe: Bringing Magic To Life

After the rise and success of Coffee Project, Dear Joe, Napa, Windmill Lausanne, another stylish and relaxing specialty coffee shop owned by the Villar family has attracted customers. Equipped with warm lights, rustic colors and foliage that gives life to the interior, The Crossing Cafe is an Instagram-worthy three-storey coffee shop in a crossing between

Botejyu: The Sound Of Okonomiyaki

Ever since we got from Japan, I am obsessed with Japanese food. Their cuisine showcases diverse flavors that tantalize taste buds and leave lasting impressions. So you can’t blame me if I keep going back to Japanese restaurants here in the Philippines. Botejyu is one of them. While most Japanese restaurants in our country specializes

LiberTea: Liquid Happiness

Last time, we talked about Army Navy and how luscious their Mexican dishes are. We also found out that the establishment now owns more restaurant brands namely Pizza Telefono, LiberTea, Rice Rocket and Wright Wings. This blog is to learn more about Army Navy’s sister brands, starting with LiberTea. As its name suggests, LiberTea is

Giligan’s: Abot Kaya Always

Ropes are slinged overhead across the ceiling. Authentic ship’s wheel are hung by the entrance. Old lanterns are displayed by the bar. Antique maps are framed on the wall together with miniature sailing ships, lighthouses, nautical equipments and navigational instruments. When I see this, I already know that I am at Giligan’s Restaurant. These distinct

Yakiniku Like: Tasty! Quick! Value!

Japan’s famous grill restaurant, Yakiniku Like is now in Manila! It recently opened its first branch in Mall of Asia. But before dining in their Manila branch, I already had an experience with Yakiniku Like in mainland Japan so everything’s familiar with me. I’m just happy that this one thing I miss in Japan is

Happy Ane At Grumpy Joe

If we think of comfort food, the first thing that comes to mind are whichever among pizza, chicken, burgers, fries and pastas. Therefore, if we think of a comfort restaurant in Baguio, tourists and locals alike will agree that we’re talking about Grumpy Joe. The list of comfort food I mentioned earlier are present in