2016 - Boracay Beach Radio

Sushi plus Pizza equals Rice & Dough

We visited the have yet to be fully opened Venice Grand Canal Mall over the summer and decided to give Rice & Dough a shot. There were already a number of restaurants that were open during our visit but we decided that a sushi and pizza bar would be a good place to start our [...] Read More

Cherry Blossoms 2016: Aoyama Cemetery (Minato, Japan)

Although it's a rather strange idea to go to a cemetery to view something beautiful and happy as the cherry blossoms, we still decided to visit the Aoyama Cemetery. Through research, we found out that most cemeteries in Japan are actually lined up with cherry blossoms because as in life, the blooms are fleeting. Going [...] Read More

Bukidnon’s Kaamulan Festival

According to Bukidnon's official website, the festival comes from the word "amul" which means "to gather." While the festival might not be as popular as the other festivals in the country, the locals especially the different cultural groups who live in the area never fail to gather in Malaybalay around the same time every year [...] Read More

Brunch with Dean and Deluca

We kept our promise of coming back to Dean and Deluca this January and we were so glad that a lot has changed since we visited them during their soft opening days. In fact we've been back almost every week since that visit in January. Our favorite time to enjoy a meal here is during [...] Read More

Old Time Favorites: Kashmir and Nanbantei of Tokyo

We've been featuring a lot of the new restaurants in the city so it's about time that we write about old favorites. We love yakitori and even if new concepts are pouring in for Japanese restaurants, we still keep coming back to Nanabantei of Tokyo particularly their Greenbelt branch to get a taste of our [...] Read More

2016 Summer Special: Thunderbird Resort Poro Point

Reminiscent of Greece and overlooking the West Philippine Sea, arriving at Thunderbird Resort Poro Point after five to six hours of land trip from Manila is exhilarating. Admittedly, there is nothing much to do within the area so you will have to be the type who does not mind paying for modern amenities to enjoy [...] Read More

2016 Summer Special: Treehouse by Taal Lake (Kapusod)

TAGAYTAY, because of proximity, remains to be the go to escape place of people from Manila but recent developments are slowly eating away the provincial charm of the place. Lucky for us that we found a place that lets you enjoy a beautiful view of the Taal Lake minus all the crazy traffic and weirdly [...] Read More

2016 Summer Special: Pearl Farm Beach Resort

In one of our earlier features we did a rundown of some of the best resorts we like going to in Samal Island. Included in that list and the most expensive among the three featured was Pearl Farm Beach Resort. We recently re-visited one of our favorite getaways whenever in Davao to get a bit [...] Read More

When In Davao: How to Beat the Summer Heat?

The scorching heat shouldn't stop anyone from having a fun vacation but we understand that refreshing stops are needed to get you through some of the hottest hours of the day. When in Davao city, we have two suggestions as to where to go. At Aling Foping's, you get to choose what goes in your [...] Read More

Bentangan: Spotlight on the Aromanen Manuvus

Every Friday and Sunday, the Aromanen Manuvus of Barangay Bentangan in Carmen, North Cotabato Province gather at the community square to dance. This is their form of worship, an expression of their faith which they have been doing for centuries. Dancing all day, rain or shine, to the rhythm of indigenous musical instruments, is the [...] Read More

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