Destination Chow: Pamana, Hawaiian BBQ and Tsokolateria
With Pinoy Hot Pot exiting the Barrio Fiesta building, Pamana, which is a restaurant that also serves a wide range of Filipino favorites takes the space over. Pamana operates in tandem with Hawaiian BBQ. (As soon as diners get settled at their table, they’re also handed this menu … just in case you change your mind about eating an all Filipino meal.)
We’re the only splash of color in the b&w dining area.
Baguio Dining A La Carte – Menus, Menus, Menus
I feel like I’m leaving so much time in between posts, I wanted to give you a few more infobites about dining around in the City of Pines for this week’s topic. Just in case you’re wondering what’s served and how much these go for from a particular resto, I’ve got a handful of menus (two pairs of hands full would be more accurate =b) from places I’ve checked off the list before 2013 ended that I haven’t gotten around to writing a post for yet.
(As usual, click on the photo for a better view and for the best view, the magnifying glass mouse pointer. If that still wouldn’t do, you can always leave a comment/send me a message and I’ll gladly take a peek in my photo archives – higher resolution ones, for that little detail that you need. Apologies for the haphazard collages … time is gold kind of pressure. *shyeew)
1.) Advo Cafe
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Choco-Late de Batirol and the Cold Days …and Hot Days in Baguio
Going on a mission to inspect what the Manor has in store for the holiday season 2012 (I’m referring to their garden décor), Race and I also returned to Choco-Late de Batirol to see what’s changed since we’ve been there two years back.
To provide you with a contrast of that visit and this visit, let me first Read More…
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 