Dark Roast Coffee Jelly Line
Starbucks Philippines‘ new Coffee Jelly line is now available. In line with this, Sago hosted a related simple blog contest last week.
They now offer three new variants of the Dark Roast Coffee Jelly and six new pastries and desserts for Philippine customers.
Tags: Blog Winner, Contest, Dark Roast Coffee Jelly, dessert, pastries, Starbucks
Beef Fillet Chinese Style
The first-half of the year has just been over. And as we start the next half today, July 1, Super Bowl reveals 4 new dishes in its menu: the Weave Cut Potatoes with Minced Pork, Beef Fillet Chinese Style, Fish Fillet w/ Lemon & Plum Sauce, and Hot & Spicy Chicken.
Tags: Beef Fillet, Fish Fillet, Lemon & Plum Sauce, Potatoes with Minced Pork, Spicy Chicken. new dishes, Super Bowl, Super Bowl of China
Kiltepan Viewpoint Sunrise
After the trek at Banga-an Rice Terraces and Bomod-ok Falls on day 1, our day 2 started early with a sunrise at the Kiltepan Viewpoint.
Tags: Banga-an Rice Terraces, Bomod-ok Falls, Kiltepan, Kiltepan Viewpoint, Kiltipan, Mt. Province, Sagada
Starbucks 7 Days
Seven days from now, Starbucks will reveal a new set of iced beverages and pastry items to add zest in your Starbucks experience. On July 2, 2009, Starbucks Coffee Company will start to offer three new variants of Dark Roast Coffee Jelly and six new food items in its collection of pastry for Philippine customers.
Tags: Chocolate Marshmallow Cake, Contest, Dark Roast Coffee Jelly, July 2, Starbucks, Very Berry Cheesecake
Burger Avenue
It came as a surprise. Together with some friends earlier this afternoon, we dined at A.Venue’s Burger Avenue in Makati. With some teasing and prodding from fellow blogger-friends, I took the burger-eating dare called The Ridiculous Challenge.
Tags: A Venue, Burger Avenue, Burger Eating, Ridiculous Challenge
Dept. of Tourism
Yesterday, the Open Doors monument in honor of the Philippines has been unveiled in Israel’s Rishon Lezion Memorial Park. The landmark recognizes the Filipino’s courage and hospitality when back in 1939, during the crisis the Jews were facing, President Manuel L. Quezon declared the open doors policy for thousands of Jews. See the survey site of the location here.
Tags: Ace Durano, Escape to Manila, Frank Ephraim, Israel, Open Doors, Philippines
Surfing
Yehey! Two days from now, Sago and I are off to Bali in Indonesia! But first, we’ll be passing by Malaysia for a connecting flight to Bali. These has been planned since four months ago when together with some friends, we impulsively bought promo tickets from Cebu Pacific last February 2009.
Tags: Bali, Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, surf, surfing
Aligue Bibimbap
Talangkanin was formed from the Tagalog play of words ‘talangka’ (small crab) and ‘kanin’ (rice). It can also be called Aligue Bibmbap which is based from one of Korea’s staple dishes Bibimbap (mixed rice).
Kaya Restaurant incorporated a Filipino twist to it by adding ‘aligue‘ (crab fat) to suit the local taste.
Tags: Aligue Bibimbap, Angel Locsin, Bibimbap, Kaya Restaurant, Korean, Only You, Talangkanin
