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PASTILLAS, BROOMS, AND GIANT SPOONS AND FORKS: ADVENTURES IN METRO MANILA AND THE PHILIPPINES

Tuesday, December 19, 2006

ST. JOSEPH PARISH, CITY OF LAS PIñAS

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I finally had the chance to photograph my city's main church at night during a regular Mass. The first time I visited it was during last...
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PINOY BREAKFAST: KUTSINTA

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How about kutsinta (or cuchinta ) for breakfast? This is best eaten with freshly grated coconut meat (still moist!). Some kutsinta peddlers...
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BALUT / BALOT

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Contrary to popular belief, the balut / balot is not a Philippine exclusive. It can also be found in other Asian countries such as Vietnam,...
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006

UNIWIDE MALL = FLEA MARKET

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When I am in my flea market mode, I only have one place in mind: Uniwide Mall . In Las Piñas where I live, we have a Uniwide Metromall near ...
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HALO HALO DREAMS

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Max's version of the all-time favorite pampalamig Where do you think can we find the best halo halo ? What makes up an excellent halo ha...
Sunday, November 26, 2006

WHERE NEXT?

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I am starting to run out of places to visit. No, no. Let me rephrase that. I am running out of ideas for this blog. I will now ask YOUR hel...
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DINNER AT TASTE ASIA, MALL OF ASIA

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SNACKS AT ALMON MARINA

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Tuesday, November 21, 2006

THE NEW REMEDIOS CIRCLE

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Read fellow blogger and Manila Standard Today columnist Bong Austero 's take on the new Remedios circle here .
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006

WHAT'S YOUR PINOY BREAKFAST?

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Suman from Pampanga : Php 20.00 (6 pieces) Mangoes from Batangas : Php 50.00 (per kilo) Experience : Priceless What's your favorite Fili...
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Tuesday, November 07, 2006

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Garlic Rice Fried Dilis Visayan longganisa (round) Eggs Had this breakfast in Bacolod City.
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PASALUBONG: BULAD = TUYO

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Bulad is Visayan for dried fish. It comes from the word, uhm, "bulad" which means to dry in the sun . In Tagalog, it is called tu...
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HIDALGO STREET

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Visited the recently re-developed Hidalgo Street in Manila. Traditionally home to shops selling supplies to photographers, it has become de...
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SINCERITY, NUEVA STREET

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It will surprise any first-time visitor of Binondo to find a low-keu restaurant in the middle of shops along Nueva Street. But make no mist...
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