Barn Café: No Bats Here… Just Good Food (Krispy Kreme and J.Co in Baguio? Yes way!)
There’s a quote that goes “…old barns are full of bats”. The Barn Café is relatively new but just the same, Jo and I were curious. After going stalk mode over the web for information about this establishment, we set up an impromptu food adventure here.
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With Zen Tea, Guiltea, and Bon Appetea in Baguio; Let’s have a Tea Off!
Tea based beverages have come a long way. These days, they’re available in every kind of flavor you can think of, and artificial as though these flavors from a bottle may seem, they’re a hit with today’s crowd. Tea drinks; hot or cold, fruity or with milk and their tapioca pearls lining up in the straw to get to your mouth, have become the refreshment of choice for both the young and the old in Baguio City.
Having a tea moment with hot green tea with lavender
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It Takes a Ketchup Food Community to Make a Happy Tummy
Or is it the other way around? ^^,
No matter. But just so you know, before any of the other eating places at the Ketchup Food Community came to be, there was Happy Tummy. A Thai restaurant opening for business at the most opportune time (when people became more receptive to Thai cuisine), they serve pad Thai, chicken pandan, fried tilapia in tamarind sauce, som tam salad, Thai iced tea and more. What with the mega flavors that their offering of Thai dishes have, you can order up something as simple as eggplant salad and eat it viand-like with bagoong rice or maybe the more downplayed salty flavor rice – Thai rice. A good and filling meal for a happy tummy. (“,) That’s what Race and I did the first time we visited this restaurant. Hanging out in one of their dining tables in a hut, we had happy tummies in no time.
View from our Happy Tummy hut, eggplant salad, bagoong rice, pad Thai and drinks (Thai iced tea and tamarind juice. ^^,)
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 