Yamashita: Treasure Discovered in the Noodle House
Is that a double take I just saw you do? =b
I guess it would be better to insert a little adjective before the word ‘treasure’ on the title just so I wouldn’t be getting people’s hopes up or have them rushing over to the noodle house (but the latter isn’t really a bad thing, is it? *hihi)
Tasty – tasty treasures, that’s what Race and I discovered at Yamashita Japanese Noodle House.
UPDATE: Sun Cellular – Baguio Bloggers Dinner Party at Hill Station
It’s Sun Cellular and the Baguio bloggers turn to take refuge at Hill Station. I’ve never been here with a large group of people before (mostly just Race and me or P3) and I loved every minute of it – dining on good food in the midst of the Hill Station ambiance (Oh yeah, wide windows), meeting new friends, making new friends, and learning about what’s new to the Sun Cell product line. As dark as it was outside on that February evening, it all became bright and sunny with the arrival of light and bubbly, oh so cheerful, Sun Cell representative, Maam Carissa. (“,)
Sun Cellular – Baguio bloggers meet and greet at Hill Station =)
Come in to Rose Café for Warmth, Comfort and Good Food
A week into December and the temperature in Baguio has dropped significantly. (Also owing to the monsoon and the typhoon. *shyeew) No matter how cold it gets though, the berr months/holiday season is always an exciting time to go on an early morning walk. After the walk, the question you’re surely going to be faced with is, where to eat in Baguio? Besides the food, your body’s no doubt looking for warmth and comfort too. Rose Café is just the place to get all of these. It’s more than sustenance that will warm your body up. (“,)
Rose Cafe pancit guisado (“,)
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 