“Food is the wisest gift to give with desserts and chocolates the most popular. It can be enjoyed by many plus the sweet treats can double the happy feelings this season,” says Booboo Maramba, Davao’s pastry queen and the first Wilton Method Instructor of the Philippines.
Our friends from Jolly and Fly Ace surely has some ingredients that are very useful for the dishes that you will prepare this season! For my recommendation, try something new with this recipe that I will share to you on this blog post. Its traditionally served with rice but we also find it very suitable for pasta!
Davao’s SM Lanang Premier has introduced its very own Food Hall to bring more fun and flavours to the local food scene. Food Hall is located at the Northwing at the second level which can accommodate 350 seats with a contemporary and spacious dining area which will not only be a perfect hang out for family salu-salo but also for your gram-worthy squad goals!
The food park made with container vans and food carts boasts Davao’s 30 homegrown entrepreneurs which is set to expand further in the coming weeks. From the VIP and media night, fellow media and blogger friends sampled some of the stores’ specialty items.
If you admire the Japanese way of achieving perfection and for endless perseverance and industry, Taichou Izakaya will reflect the same principle in their humble store in a secret corner in Davao City.
A year ago, I made one of the most crucial decision of my life and never looked back. It was a hard decision but nonetheless, it has to be made and worth it.
It’s back to school to most students but there are few days left for some state colleges, universities and some private schools who will open later this month or in August.
So you might have been to many newly-opened restaurants in the city and I’m sure that you have likewise passed by along the lane of newly-opened restaurants near Palma Gil. If you haven’t, well here is sneak peek in one of the interesting resto that proudly resounds a word that only means “good food”.
For food warriors like me, a trip to Malaysia will be incomplete without exploring Jalan Alor. Working right across Roxas Night Market in Davao, visiting Jalan Alor is like walking in my neighbourhood but with a slight difference in charm! Jalan Alor is a bigger and more expanded version of a night market and has variety of different cuisines from the nearby countries of Malaysia.
Travelling has been more convenient, faster and affordable in the last few years. Flying is easy for everyone especially for young professionals like me. Going from one country to another is no longer just a luxury to the few.
