Filipino cuisine is very diverse because of its influences from Mexicans, Spaniards, Arabs, Indians, Chinese, Japanese and Americans.
Pinakbet Pizza with Paoay Church at the background
Herencia Cafe is a culinary treasure located just in front of the picturesque Paoay Church. Taking a bite of their sumptuous Pinakbet Pizza while enjoying a beautiful view of the church from the cafe should be included in your list of things to do while in Paoay, Ilocos Norte. Continue reading →
After many years, I was in Ilocos once again. One of the must-eats that I wasn’t able to try when I was in Ilocos Sur in 2005 was the Tongson’s Royal Bibingka. Back then, I was only able to taste Marsha’s and readers were commenting that I should try Tongson’s. Locals in Ilocos Sur were also recommending The Sisters so I am also writing about The Sisters just for comparison.
For this blog post, I will do a Royal Bibingka face off of the 2 brands that I haven’t tried before. Continue reading →
Saramsam Pasta @Php 140
Our first stop of our food tripping in Laoag began in Saramsam Ylocano Restaurant. I was very eager to dine at this restaurant because of its popularity among gourmands. They also serve local Ilocano cuisine but they have created a buzz because their Ilocano – Western fusion dishes.
We went there on two separate instances so that we will be able to taste more of their dishes. Although food from this restaurant can be ordered from Balay da Blas, we still go to the restaurant because of the ambiance and food presentation. By the way, the restaurant and the pension house we stayed are owned by the same person, Mr. Samuel Blas. Here are the dishes that we ordered and we recommend you to try when you decide to dine at Saramsam. Continue reading →
I’ve never realized that my first time in Davao would allow me to try out ostrich and crocodile meat for the first time too. After watching the fantastic cultural show at the Tribu K’ Mindanawan Cultural Village, we headed to the Riverwalk Grill which is just right beside it. Continue reading →
Guapple Pie
El Ideal is a bakery and a restaurant in Silay City, Negros Occidental. El Ideal has been delighting Negrenses and tourists since the 1920s. Before, El Ideal was only a bakery, it was only in the late 1950′s when the restaurant was added. El Ideal has been known for its Guapple Pie which is said to be their specialty. Continue reading →
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