Two Filipino food goodness, kare-kare and bagnet, in one delicious dish. Pino’s Kare-Kareng Bagnet (with bagoong rice). Drool.
Travel Photographer of the Year—in pictures: Winners and runners-up posted in the Guardian. Here’s one taken in the South China Sea off the Philippines, where fishermen dive to a depth of 40m with “hookah pipes” – air supplied through a pipe from the surface. Picture by Timothy Allen.
Amazing shot.
Van Gogh is Bipolar restaurant. I love the look of this place.
But I do like the view from where I am now (particularly during sunset) even if they’re just the neighbors’ roofs :)
My husband went to Hidalgo in Manila this morning before work to buy another battery for the camera. He passed by Sta Cruz and took this photo. I suddenly miss this part of Manila.
Sunday early morning run at UP.
Who should I see on the road from Cebu City to Hagnaya Port to take the ferry to Bantayan Island (it was a long trip)? :)
Bohol, Philippines submitted by dothedancee
Went around Bohol four years ago and this is really a surreal sight to behold. It’s called Chocolate Hills because during the summer/dry months these green hills turn all brown.
Just another photo from the Manila story. That’s San Sebastian Church.
Adarna Food & Culture restaurant, along Kalayaan Ave. in Quezon City. Where I took my family for lunch on my birthday a few weekends ago. They serve a lot of the country’s different regional dishes—from Dinikdikan from Ilocos to the exotic Piassok from Sulu (both were very good, btw)
