Fast food restaurants emphasize speed of service and low cost. It is usually self-service where a customer would order from a counter, pay it, sit down and eat the meal.
Strawberry Sundae, 25 pesos
Finally, me and Sharlyne were able to try Jollibee’s Strawberry Sundae. Just like the chocolate variant, their strawberry sundae uses the same soft-serve vanilla ice cream topped with strawberry syrup and some strawberry bits. Their strawberry sundae is indeed for someone who has a sweet tooth. 
Sundaes, ice creams and other cold desserts are included in my list of comfort foods. And because you might be stressed of thinking what to do this Christmas, we’re giving away something for our dear readers everyday courtesy of Jollibee. The contest shall start tomorrow and it will run until Sunday.
I knew that there was a KFC delivery before hand because we were contacted by KFC’s PR however I didn’t have much clue on what they will let us try. October 27th came and already saw some tweets from my fellow food bloggers about KFC. I didn’t read them so that the “element” of surprise will still be there. Ok so lunchtime, October 28th. The receptionist in our office called me and told me that I have a KFC delivery. I stepped out of my office and saw a fireman standing by the hallway before the reception area. I pointed to him and said, “Oh, here’s the KFC delivery guy.” He didn’t react, probably pretending that he didn’t hear me. Then I immediately proceeded to the reception area where I met the KFC PR. Suddenly, the fireman came running to me with his KFC delivery bag and took out the Zinger Double Down using a tong. All I could say is awesome!!! Continue reading →
Tapsilog
Taps is said to be Davao’s breakfast capital. Because of its popularity amongst the locals and because me and Sha love breakfasts, we decided to have breakfast at Taps at a branch near the People’s Park (along Palma Gil St.) so that we could also take pictures there. Continue reading →
Before we went to Paoay, we had a little stop over in Batac because of the Miki and Empanada. They are part of our culinary bucket list which we will not dare miss.
Empanada vendors are convened in this place called “Empanadahan”. You will not miss this because this is just opposite the Marcos Museum and beside Batac Church. Once you’re inside the Empanadahan, you will see a lot of Empanada vendors. Now what to choose? At first we didn’t know what to choose so we chose whatever we felt like choosing. Then we realized after “checking in” to Foursquare, a tip was left there which mentions that Glory’s was the best Empanada. So we did buy another Empanada, this time Glory’s, and we tasted the difference. Glory’s is tastier compared to the first one we bought. I guess it’s because their Empanada is stuffed with more longganisa. Continue reading →
Since there are a few stores open during Holy Week (most especially on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday), the ideal place to meet is a 24-hour McDonald’s store. This morning, I was supposed to meet with other bloggers but I still went to McDonald’s to buy my breakfast and lunch. Continue reading →
