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.
Pine Country Steaks and Waffles and That Good Ole Baguio Feel
First off, what do I mean by ‘that good old Baguio feel’?
To me, it’s that nippy in your nose feeling when you breathe in, like Christmas is always just around the corner; followed by a sense of refreshment, now that that cool air is circulating in your lungs. The day’s got a hint of gloominess about it too (courtesy of clouds and/or fog) but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a sad day. In fact, it gives out this light, laid back and tranquil mood … Read More…
Sinamak? Why, Yes Please…to Both
Wondering what the two sinamak-s is all about? You’ll get your explanation in, 3, 2, … You see, sinamak is vinegar infused with a bajillion spices (at least, that’s how I would like my sinamak =D…That’s how Beth would like it, too and she can take the heat when it comes to chili infused vinegar, but not me. No comment about vinegar – of any kind – from Karla. As you would expect from our resident baker, it’s all about the sweets. *hihi).
Sinamak sinamak *harhar
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 