Chinese restaurants are the quintessential venue for family events such as reunions, birthdays, tinghun (formal engagement ceremonies before a wedding), and what have you. Multiple generations of a family having lunch or dinner is a usual sight in a lot of Chinese food joints -- enjoying classic Chinese specialties such as birthday noodles, yang chow … Continue reading 213 – On Orientals: Triptych 31
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212 – On Issan Inclinations: Tamarind, SM North EDSA
People would usually think of dishes such as pad thai (stir-fried rice noodles), tom yum goong (hot and sour shrimp soup), khao kluk kapi (fried rice with shrimp paste), and gaeng (curries cooked in the Thai manner) when Thai cuisine is mentioned. No matter what dish is served in Thai cuisine, two qualities stand out: … Continue reading 212 – On Issan Inclinations: Tamarind, SM North EDSA
194 – On The Dohtonbori Experience
What comes in your mind when Japanese street food is mentioned? Some would think of takoyaki—savory batter balls filled with octopus chunks and topped with seaweed and bonito flakes (katsuobushi). Others would think of yakitori—meat and vegetable skewers cooked table-side and served with a shot of sake (rice wine.) But some others would remember okonomiyaki—the … Continue reading 194 – On The Dohtonbori Experience
113 – On Lovable Pairs: Cafe Mary Grace, SM North EDSA
Raise your hands if you've seen the movie Heneral Luna by Jerrold Tarog. I'm sure you've seen the part where Captain Rusca (Archie Alemania) raves about the pairing of ensaymada and hot chocolate. For the unfamiliar – ensaymada is a brioche pastry baked with butter and topped with sugar, cream, and grated cheese. A different … Continue reading 113 – On Lovable Pairs: Cafe Mary Grace, SM North EDSA
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