A few weeks ago, you might have noticed my photo flood during my last-minute trip to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. It was my last fling before my busy bee December and as many love affairs that ended so soon, my adventure in the charming city of HCM left me clinging to their delicious coffee and the addicting baguette.
It’s the season for parties, get together and of course, eating! When Filipinos cook, it is their way of making someone feel at home and what a better way to make someone at home than to make them full!
In a world where people are given too much freedom, as big as the cyberspace, endless things are likely to happen. People are spending more time in their cyber reality and this has become their breathing space. I am not just highlighting the negative impact of internet to people but I wanted to demonstrate here the importance of internet to our daily lives because ladies and gentlemen, we are in the digital age.
Here is a little trivia about your favorite biscuit.
Biscoff is derived from BIScuits and COFFee for the most obvious reason. This yummy piece of biscuit is your best partner for your cup of warm and aromatic coffee. Not only it is crispy but it has a little kick of cinnamon which makes this traditional cookie into something unique that sets it apart from its counterparts.
Friendship cuts through many things in our life. Its surprising as friendship is a very old concept but it changes as we grow older. The usual “companion” changes and bonds between people become different over time. Friendship is no longer just your neighbor nor your classmate in school or a family friend. Friendship comes from the strangest places, time and it remains and grows in the most amusing way.
If you ask me, my favorite meal of the day is the breakfast but my sleeping pattern makes me miss breakfast serving in most restos. My only chance at a hearty breakfast is when I go home where my mom would cook all my favorite breakfast dishes or if a restaurant would serve an all-day breakfast menu. Davao City has few of these and I found one right across where I live, Kairo’s Kitchen.
Ahoy! Its been a while since I last posted here. Pardon me, but it was after all my birthday month last month so I do have a fair excuse, don’t I?
My latest story on a plate features a hole-in-the-wall along F. Torres Street, Shatter Persian Kabab.
Our favorite Persian hole-in-the-wall in central Davao has moved to a newer and better place in Rizal Street. Don’t worry, it is still at the center of the city and has changed address only a few steps away from its original place.
The Davao Food Appreciation Tour, now on its 9th year closed the first touring day with an adventurous surprise at Circumferential Road.
There is nothing more rewarding than eating on a personalized menu served by the chef himself on a quiet evening with your friends and in a cozy environment.
