Now if you’re up for a low-key date down south, we’re throwing in this feature on Chiang Mai Superstar. Situated in the same compound as two other restaurants and a popular café, its unassuming location on the far-right corner, partially covered by trees, gives off a down-to-earth feel to the place. Although the vibe is [...] Read More

Siquijor is for travelers who are looking to immerse themselves in nature. While it doesn’t have a lot of tourist infrastructure, the locals are very friendly which makes it easier to go around and enjoy the place even more. It is also an incredibly affordable place to visit. Photos courtesy of Febz Beloy Read More

Surrounded by pine trees, a crescent-shaped beach and a hidden lake - that is Anawangin for you. It’s a place to truly disconnect because quite literally there is no signal and electricity. And that is a positive if you are wanting solace and peace of mind. It’s also best for bonding with family and distractions [...] Read More

We were lucky to have encountered no bad traffic to San Pedro, Laguna where Casa Luisa is located which meant we were off to a very good start. We found out once we arrived at the place that we were the first ones there so we were able to appreciate all the details. In fact, [...] Read More

Baguio at night is iconic and here are some photos to prove just that. Looking at these snapshots will surely bring up a lot of memories. That or it will get you to plan a trip to the summer capital of the Philippines. Either way, have fun reminiscing or checking your schedule and budget to [...] Read More

This surfer’s paradise has been through a lot. It took them a while to recover from the very strong storm last year and then there were also the problems with electricity supply. We want to make sure to keep it out there that Siargao is back. Here are some snaps featuring a popular resort, Siago, [...] Read More

Bacolod is easily one of our favorite domestic destinations so you can look through our previous features in this section but for now we have here some photos of Ilaya. It is a place that you should consider adding to your list should you find yourself planning a trip to the city of smiles. Photos [...] Read More

If you’re looking for authentic Japanese food in Davao then there are a lot of choices but if you want the small diner “feels” and cheap food then we highly recommend Hime. Since the place is small, it would be wise to pick this if you’re okay to eat and run. If it’s empty then [...] Read More

For decent Thai food, there’s Vines. They have a limited menu though so make sure to check beforehand. All the items in the menu are worth trying out but the reason why we always go back are the Chicken Satay and Pad Thai. Read More

Every March, in celebration of Araw ng Davao on the 16th, we feature local restaurants that we like to frequent in the city. We’re able to this as one of our writers lives in the south. Behind another beloved spot, Patok sa Manok in Lanang, is the higher end Mr. and Mrs. B. It’s spacious [...] Read More