Bulaluhan sa Garahe (BSG): The Tastes that Bind Family
Before we start with our feature today, let me first ask for your forgiveness for …
Bulalo ^^,
Kalapaw Boodle Fight: Are You Ready to Rrrumbllle?
February. It’s the most happening month in Baguio City \m/ (apart from the December holiday season when the City of Pines gets busy again with people coming up in the hopes of getting the xmas spirit, if only through the cool climate.) One of the biggest events this month is the PMA homecoming. Ten-hut!
(Welcome back, alumni! (“,))
Boodle fight for two. Kalapaw fried rice, nilasing na hipon, grilled liempo (animal protein, winning!), garlic okra (I liked this one a lot) and a deliciously saucy fish or meat viand whose name escapes me. *hee
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 