2026 - Boracay Beach Radio

Wasachi: Matcha & Books

We were fans of Press Café so we always wished for something similar to replace it. What we have now is Wasachi, it’s not a café but we like how spacious it is. Their drinks are getting mixed reviews but luckily we had a good experience during the few times that we went there. We [...] Read More

Postcards from Beppu, Japan

Beppu is known as Japan's Steam City, boasting the highest volume of hot spring water and the most sources in the country. Interestingly, the half of the city with the most geothermal activity is labelled as "hell" while the other half is "heaven". Make sure to soak in an onsen before leaving. Beppu's water is [...] Read More

The Best of Me by David Sedaris

The Best of Me by David Sedaris This is such a treat for David Sedaris fans. We picked this copy from a second-hand bookshop in Barcelona and didn’t mind that it would be heavy considering that it’s hard bound. We like how the author finds humor in almost everything but without actually reducing the magnitude [...] Read More

The Race Against Time by Richard Askwith

The Race Against Time by Richard Askwith If you’re thinking it’s too late to start running then take the time to read this book to understand what to actually expect when you start running later in life. It’s a mix of personal storytelling and science which is very helpful. Spoiler alert: Running, or any for [...] Read More

The Bookshop Woman by Nanako Hamada

The Bookshop Woman by Nanako Hamada We like our Japanese authors so here’s another one for you. As in its title, this one is about a book seller and how she found an interesting way to feel even more connected to others through books. It’s a light read that will leave you laughing and sometimes [...] Read More

2026 Summer Special: Cascais, Portugal

Cascais is a beach town located just 25 minutes drive from Lisbon.The marina, the shops, and the beachfront give sort of a Miami South Beach impression, with a distinctive European flair. Head away from the busy area and find the swimming spot tucked underneath a bridge. Photos courtesy of Angie Zafra Read More

Roti Shop: Hawker Food in Malls

As fans of hawker food, we always enjoy going to Roti Shop. It’s a treat to enjoy those comforting rotis paired with curry sauce, glass of Milo Dinosaur or any of those pretty affordable rice dishes. Best of all, we get to enjoy them away from the scorching heat of the sun and it’s all [...] Read More

Cibo: A Classic Favorite

We can’t believe we’ve never made space to give a shout out to one of our favorite restaurants of all time so we’re doing it. Cibo has always been a reliable choice whenever there’s no one who wants to make a decision on where to eat and this is because we know that each person [...] Read More

Basil: Balancing the Five Tastes

Basil owes its name to the Thai herb - Sweet Basil. Since opening its doors in 2012, it has expanded into serving almost all areas of Metro Manila. This is happy news to those of us who crave Thai food every now and then. We now know there’s some branch nearby to serve us that [...] Read More

General Santos Eats: Oona Cafe

More than just delicious food and delightfully refreshing drinks, this cafe also displays and sells unique and collectible items. That said, you can have a look around while waiting for your order. Once you are ready to it, you can enjoy the comfortable ambiance whether you are dining solo or with other people. Read More

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