If you visited Haduan Falls or just happened to see the sights in Clark Air Base, then you may have worked up an appetite. At this point, you have three choices: Go to a fast food restaurant that can be found all over the country, get yourself a table at one of the more expensive and better looking dining areas in Pampanga, or try a hole-in-the-wall place.
One of the cozier restaurants in Boracay is the Globy Traveling Chef. From the outside, it looks quite simple, especially when viewing in under the noon day sun. But after entering its shaded dining area, it takes on a slightly different atmosphere.
Visiting any country, especially like the Philippines, is never a complete experience without sampling the local dishes, even if it is just a little bit. What makes the Philippines very different is that there are so many provinces in its 7,107 islands. And that means that there is more than one way to cook a particular dish.
This was one of the restaurants we planned to eat in for our second trip to Puerto Princesa. But a very tight schedule made it impossible to drop by for dinner.
There were two places to eat that all the locals, without fail, recommended to us. The first was Ka Lui’s and the second was Badjao Seafront Restaurant.
After spending a whole day island hopping through Honda Bay, it wasn’t over. With the evening upon us, it was time for us to have dinner.
Just like the quest for fire, my search for a tasty, yet reasonably priced, Siomai has been long and arduous. I have climbed the highest mountains and swam the deepest seas only to be disappointed every time.
If you are looking for a place to unwind with a nice cold beer after a long day of touring, swimming, and spelunking, then you should try out Kinabuchs.
What exactly is Baker’s Hill anyway? Well, like the name Cartoon City where you’ll find all your cartoon characters, Baker’s Hill is where you’ll find breads and cakes to satisfy all your needs.
People say that there are two types of the travelers in this world. The first is the one who enjoys himself at the end of the journey, while the second one is the type who enjoys the journey itself.