Our friend posted eating Lomi, and just like that, we were curious. We asked them where they had their lomi and they mentioned Benjamin's Cafe. A quick search on the address and off we went. Benjamin's Cafe is located in the Esquimalt area at 614b Grenville Avenue in Victoria .…
Troll surprise and a rainbow of happiness for JE's 4th birthday! Ordered the cake specifically because it is layers of chocolate cake and carrot cake. 😍 Cake by Sweet Cakes by Mitch Naza Cake toppers and other troll decors by Shopee Mission accomplished for JE 💝💞😘
I received this as a surprise birthday gift from a family friend. Totally unexpected but really made my day 😀 I will let the pictures speak for itself. Just the right amount of sweetness. Made from real Philadelphia cheese! Di nakakasuya. Each tub costs Php 700. You may order here: …
I think this place has been existing for a long while now. So we really do not know why we have just recently tried it. If you are familiar with the B.F. Paranaque area, the place is just along President's Ave., after Conti's, and right before a branch of Rib Shack . From the …
Have you recently been to MCS (formerly Makati Cinema Square)? If you are not a regular Makati person, you may not have known that MCS has undergone a lot of changes since start of this year. It is still known as MCS but it now stands for Makati Central Square. One of the changes that…
Ayala Malls Manila Bay opened last September 26, and we found our curious selves at the mall 2 days after, on September 28. There were still a lot of unused spaces, and not many restaurants were opened. After checking some of the food stalls in their China town section, we were drawn …
I accompanied JA on a business trip in Tarlac a few days back. We left Muntinlupa at around 9am and arrived in Paniqui Tarlac at 12 noon. We did not stop by any of the food options along the North Luzon Express Way (NLEX), choosing instead to eat in the Paniqui to save time. We were suppo…
A kalesa (also known as caritela or karitela) is a horse-drawn calash used in the Philippines. It was one mode of transportation introduced to the islands in the 18th century by Spanish colonizers, and was initially reserved for only nobles and high-ranking civic officials. …
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