We All Scream for ‘Strawberries and Ice Cream’!
Let’s get real, it’s not that cool in Baguio City anymore. *sigh. The -ber months are in and I still haven’t taken my trusty comforter out from storage. With this strange extension of warmer days, a great way to cool down is to eat ice cream. (Though some say that ice cream can warm you up like soup can, it can still provide for a moment’s comfort of beating the heat. =D)
Banana Split (on a plate), Mango…something, maybe craze?, Black&White, and Very Strawberry ice cream creations. (“,)
A New Meaning to the Phrase ‘Food for Thought’ (cont’d)
It’s a new day!
Let’s pick up where we left off with bashing Baguio restaurants (that didn’t serve good food or had bad service in our visit). So where were we? We ended with Mile Hi Diner yesterday and today, we’re going to start with the restaurants in Pines View Hotel. Let’s just get this over with so we can get back to the good stuff the city has to offer. (“,)
Failed Quest
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Wood Nymph: Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Having moonlighted as an English tutor for Koreans for a couple of years, you could say that I’m pretty well versed in all foods Korean. The most authentic you can get it would be when you eat at a student’s house. When you stay at the academy for long hours, the lunch spread and the dinner spread is surely going to be Korean food, too. Eating out, the most popular place for my students and their families is Wood Nymph. Twelve years ago, it was just the establishment over at Military Cut Off. A few years after, Wood Nymph, the Luneta Hill branch opened.
Pajori and Samgyeopsal
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 