Showing posts with label Baguio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baguio. Show all posts
Azotea Greens
Eating healthy for the Lenten Season
Malunggay rice and Turmeric Rice
Mushroom Tempura
Soya fish
Tinuktok (tofu with nori in coconut milk)
Malunggay rice and Turmeric Rice
Mushroom Tempura
Soya fish
Tinuktok (tofu with nori in coconut milk)
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Baguio: Cafe by the Ruins
This is one of my fave foodie places. I often bring my visitors here whenever I want to showcase my hometown. I think a part of the history of Baguio is embedded in the resto thus I also consider it as a landmark.
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| Agua Fresca de Jamaica <3 b="b" nbsp="nbsp"> used to combat high blood pressure and reduce cholesterol levels and rich in Vitamin C |
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| Pandan Lemon Grass Iced Tea |
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| Mango Fruit float - scoop of fruit sorbet floated on carbonated water |
Baguio: Calamansi Pie
One of my best hidden food secrets is a Calamansi Pie at a fave restaurant in Baguio. What makes it more cool is that only a few people know of it 'cause it's not on their menu. =P
oh my gulay!
There's another hole-in-the-wall place in Baguio which I frequent whenever I'm home. It has good food, great ambiance and a spectacular view of the city. It's a vegetarian resto but non-vegetarians need not fret as they do serve good crepes as well. =)
As for me, I'm sticking to my all-time favorites: lumpia salad and alfesto pasta.
Sweet Stop
If you're a sucker for mint like me, I'm sure you'll also love the mint brownies of the Sweet Stop. So if ever you're in Baguio, do look for this and grab a few... or better yet, buy a box! I'm sure you won't be disappointed. =)
O' Mai Khan
If there's one resto I grew-up with, it would definitely be O' Mai Khan. I think this is where I learned to eat veggies. It was not love at first eat though. As far as I can remember, I started out with the chicken lollipops when I was still a toddler. Then time came when I was already able to mix my own Mongolian bowl and I started eating veggies. Drinks also progressed from Iced tea to green mango shake. And dessert: from Millionaire's dream (strawberry and cream) to calamansi pie.
OMG (Oh My Gulay!)
Oh My Gulay is one of my favorite places to dine whenever I go back home. Let me show you why...
Kung Jeon a.k.a. Korean Palace @ Baguio
30 March 2011
A couple of months ago, I went back to my hometown for some family time. In our family, family time is also known as food time. Thus I bring you another set of great food find in Baguio.
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| It's a house converted into a resto. |
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| If guests want to dine under the stars, they have a nice patio up front. Parking space should not be a problem too cause they have ample parking space and a long driveway to accommodate their guests. |
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| elegantly-looking menu |
Apollo - A hole-in-the-wall find in Baguio City
apollo, a set on Flickr.
I was able to go to Baguio for a much needed break. I wanted to try new food places so my rents introduced me to this hole-in-the-wall resto hidden somewhere in the city. =P
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