An Enjoyable and Leisurely Food Trip at High Point Restaurant
Baguio has become a very saturated city. It’s more so during the holidays and festival season like the Panagbenga. It’s a hard fact to swallow, but what can we do? There really are so many people in the world today. *shyeew.
Dine in peace. =)
It’s at times like these, I put Read More…
(Chapter 2) Student Fare, Bakakeng: Manna Garden Cafe
I still maintain that kids these days are so lucky. (Booming Bakakeng with impressive school facilities, man!) That being said, I wouldn’t exchange my experiences as a student to be a student today. (Anybody can go back to school if they want, yes, but total replacement of memories, nah … shriveled hotdogs on cold rice in a baonan/lunch box with moist covers because the food was packed up when it was still hot *heehahaha Those were the days). Let’s just go with: You’re lucky,I’m lucky, everyone’s lucky.
The Birds, the Bees, the Flowers, the Trees at Mother’s Garden and Cafe
Well, there really weren’t any bees … at least, not that I saw on my return visit with my siblings, but oh yeah, there were lots of birds and flowers, a few trees here and there (they were still small … or maybe they were shrubs *hihi) , lots of adorable cuddlies of the four legged persuasion and of course, heavenly eats. The droolfest starts here.
Our lovebird dining entertainment. The lower photo focuses on Blue (my brother’s name for him), ostracizing himself from the sunny yellow ones; emote-ro. *harhar
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 