tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-78655822012-01-09T06:02:18.276+08:00ramblings of a foodiephileaimeeznoreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7865582.post-1118651132962524972005-06-06T16:08:00.000+08:002006-11-14T07:12:27.212+08:00

I’ve been curious about Rowena's as some people say their buko pie is better than Colette's. Although I'm not into buko pie, I will give things a second or third chance in the hope that maybe this time it'll taste better (I'm a little hard-headed that way). I'm even less of a fan of tarts but seeing the blueberry topping glistening back at me was just too much to resist. We picked up two boxes as

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We went on a long drive to Kinabuhayan Cafe, a quaint little place in Dolores, Quezon. It's great for people who've had a little too much of Manila and need to get away from it all. The place is conducive to sitting around and soaking it all in. It's got a lot of character and I thought that the way they put everything together was very pretty in an eclectic sort of way. There are Anahaw huts

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It's funny how life suddenly jumps you, things start piling from different directions. Got a new boss so things in the office are topsy-turvy. Classes are winding up in a few weeks so reports, papers and exams are just around the corner. It's not that I'm not enjoying all this, I just have a little more than the usual on my plate. Happily, I picked up a hardbound copy of Nick Joaquin's Manila,

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The boyfriend has been watching one too many episodes of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and has taken their advice to heart. All in all it's great, I have no complaints with the fact that he's taken more interest in fixing up his apartment. The downside to this is that all our food trips have been replaced with visits to furniture shops, department stores and organizer havens. Every now and then

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Where there’s smoke, there’s barbeque! Driving around during the early afternoons, I keep an eye peeled for sidewalk grills. There’s bound to be an enterprising soul out there who’s trying to augment their income by selling barbeque right outside their homes. For those intense cravings, I have particular places to visit. My belief is that there’s a really great barbeque place in all the major

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Well hello there and welcome to Hapag Kainan! Hapag Kainan is Filipino for dining room or dining table and it's probably one of my favorite spots in a home. Some of my best memories have been with family and/or friends over a meal of sorts. I have no illusions about becoming a serious food critic (but it would be so cool to be able to eat for free). My life is simple -- I let my taste-buddies

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