
Having been hooked to Korean variety shows, I saw on these travel programs where the cast visited the famous Thipsamai Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand. I[…]

Bacolod City is always known for its sumptuous food offerings that one should try the various food products available locally. Restaurants and eateries dot different[…]

It’s a must for every visitor of Negros Occidental to bring back home the sweet goodies of the sugarbowl of the Philippines. Take your pick[…]

Breathtaking beaches, beautiful mountains, colorful festivals and smiling people draw travelers to the sock-shaped island of Negros. Negros is divided into two provinces: Negros Occidental[…]

People young old seated on low stools outside eateries and cafes along the sides of the streets are a common sight when you roam around[…]

When you hear or read the word “Merzci” you will unmistakeably connect it to Bacolod City, the capital of the province of Negros Occidental, which[…]

After living in Metro Manila for two decades, I have never spent more than 72 hours straight in the capital. My succeeding trips to Manila[…]

A food tour is always interesting. Even in my travels, trying the local cuisine and delicacies, particularly the street food, is something I always look[…]

The number one question I always get from friends visiting Bacolod City is what else are the good places to eat in the Philippine City[…]

The moment we entered the doors of El’s Coffee House in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, the whiff of the coffee’s aroma filled my senses, evoking a[…]

Seruwit. It was something new to my ears and to my taste. It was the first time I have tasted of this food when it[…]

My dream of going around Europe is still a dream, which I hope to achieve soon. But for now, I sated myself with the gustatory[…]

One part of traveling that I always look forward to is trying the local food. In my Kerala Blog Express Season 4 trip, I was[…]

Fogo is a Portuguese word that means “fire”. And there’s a restaurant that’s been setting fire in Bacolod’s food scene. Not only because it bears[…]

“Cabalen!” is how people from the province of Pampanga in the Philippines call each other. Filipinos would generally refer to each other as “kababayan”, while[…]