a little bit about travel, a little bit about food, a lot of everything in between; as seen, tasted and experienced by different points of view..
Julies Fastfood dates back to its humble beginnings as an expansion idea of a bakeshop owner. With plenty of other bakers sprouting here and there, the dream became a reality. Of course, the bakery is still strong as ever, regardless of how many other competitors …
This unique all you can eat Japanese style restaurant has tables equipped with grills well as an overhead movable exhaust fan that suck the smoke out of each individual dining area. Their menu consists of a mix between Korean and Japanese cold cuts as well …
Vegetable salad, pork chop and fish fillet Lengua estofado, chop suey and fish fillet Chocolate monster Casino Español de Cebu 107-109 V. Ranudo Street Cebu City 6000, Philippines Verdict: N: 3.5/5 I had high expectations for their lengua but it was just ok..A:
Beef overload! Rib eye steak and wagyu beef with a band playing cheesy melodramatic songs in the background – a fine way to cap a Saturday night. The beef dishes were excellent but our calamari appetizer was so-so. I would pick Cyma’s kalamarakia over this …
“The Gustavian Celebrates the decadence and glamour brought to Sweden in 1750’s by Crown Prince Gustav III from France where he studied. When Gustav was crowned King of Sweden he rapidly changed the whole country in to a Cultural movement that included fine cuisine. Sweden …
Red Kimono is one of those Japanese fusion restaurant that puts a lot of effort on food art. This modern-style Japanese restaurant has several choices of beautifully designed maki oyster tempuraspicy eggplantmiso soupHot Shot Roll (tuna, jalapeno, cream cheese, avocado, scallions)SukiyakiSalmon and cream cheese makitofu …
We came upon this curious concoction when we were surfing for munchies during my sister’s lunch break: Shawarma rice. Undeniably, quite a number of people are fond of eating this meal in a cup so we decided to try it to figure out why people …
Lunch Break. Amidst the hectic schedule yesterday, we decided to dine at the Grand Convention Center’s Mikado. The restaurant stands along the roadside complete with shade from trees, pleasant atmosphere and numerous parking lots. Upon arrival, you are greeted by prompt servers saying “Irashaimase” which …