Ki’kan – Food Adventure at Lights Out (1st Installment)
It’s not just the lights actually, but the electricity for the city. (It’s easier saying it in Tagalog. “Walang ilaw” covers the lights, and anything that has to do with current and voltage. =D
With the lights out for the better part of the day, I thought of going on another eating binge where a couple of restaurants could be checked off from the list. The first stop was Ki’Kan Restobar. (It should’ve been another Star Café visit with me and my brother making like members of old Baguio hanging out with coffee and evaporated milk as creamer, but the cafe was closed. *hihi) Up we went on Session Road to Governor Park Road. What I was going to have there was going to be breakfast and for my brother, it’s a snack. He ate breakfast before we went out. (Ahh, the men and their stomachs. \m/)
Down the stairs to Kikan! (“,)
The Tourist List of Must Trys (for A Baguio Flower Fest Visit)
The Baguio Panagbenga Festival has opened! (“,)
Panagbenga 2013 Schedule
If you’ve come a-visiting to the city for the first time, here’s a list of food (and drink) you might want to try. The mini Baguio food quest is on for you! Yey! Happy eating, my foodie friends! (“,)
Café by the Ruins: Years of Good Food for the City and Its Visitors (the 100th blog \m/)
Through the years (at least from the time I became aware of the world outside =b) Café by the Ruins has always been there providing good food and great meal experiences for Baguio’s residents and its visitors. (I remember hearing their ads on the radio, listening to the grownups talk about dining there, etc. ) It’s only right then that this is the restaurant I feature for my 100th blog. Weee!!! (“,)
The store facade
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 