A Healthful Celebration of Accomplishments at the Master’s Garden
Let’s get our gob around a few flowers (again)! =b
Some of the pots of flowering plants around the garden. =)
Ah, maybe not the ones in the photo above, I’m not sure if they’re edible …
Lunch at the Villas – Villa Cordillera (The Fireplace) and Villa La Maja
Woke up late at your Baguio accommodation, eh? Missed breakfast most likely, too.
It’s alright. (Especially if you’re on vacay and with the temperature in the city (11◦C to 18◦C), who would want to get out of bed? =D (Brrr, it’s cold! *tigerger tigergrrr) If you happen to be staying at Villa Cordillera or Villa La Maja, you can rest easy because they’ve got a good lunch to offer you.
The Fireplace Bar and Restaurant
The surroundings at the Fireplace…what a view (of the greens), right? Weee! ^^, Inside, nothing special, although, this might look more interesting under cover of night. *hhhmm
Chef’s Home: Where the Flavors of Asia Converge
Cruising around the vicinity of Mines View/Wright Park, I noticed a particularly nice house being built. (Finally, a house facing the main street/Mansion House. I used to think about this a lot passing by to get to work at the academy. If I had a house on that street, I would put my gate on Romulo Drive; it’s more accessible.) As you already know, nice houses call to me and I so wanted to see what was beyond the interesting looking gate of this property. (“,) Good thing, it was meant to be Chef’s Home; a bigger and better establishment for Asian cuisine. (Chef’s Home used to be in Apollo Store. I guess, back then, it was a Chef’s store. Mleh, corny. =b) [UPDATE 06/01/2015: Moved back to No.13 Outlook Drive (Apollo Store)] UPDATE 03/07/2018: Chef’s Home moved to #88 Unit C, Marcos Highway (Old Sicat Hotel), Bakakeng Central.
Chef’s Home =D
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 