UPDATE: Secret Garden
I’ll say it again: There are sooo many places to eat in Baguio City.
Our list is composed of a little more than 150 restaurants (the overly popular not included), I’ve been forced to put one of my favorite hangouts on hold for so long. (Not that it was a bad thing sitting to a good meal in one of the nice places where to eat in Baguio but the obsessive can’t-get-enough-of-a-good thing side of me is already hyperventilating and throwing tantrums.)
So Secret Garden, we have returned! How I have missed you! ^^,
Our favorite spot gets a new look with just a change in drapery. \m/
From our last visit (… almost a year ago, whew!), I noted Read More…
Notable Edibles #2 – Street Food (Bonifacio Street)
Street Food (Bonifacio Street)
Street food, it forms a huge part of the dining scene probably in every country and in every city in the world. In the City of Pines, these little snackables are mostly found near schools.
Walking along Mabini Street just recently, I noticed that the area where the stall of Aquino’s used to be had been fenced off. (Probably another “on this site will rise” a commercial building *sigh.)
(I hope Aquino’s wonderful store of tokeneng, mango halves that you “use” like a spoon for the shrimp paste and palamig/coolers just moved someplace nearby … if they did, UB people please give me a heads up about where I can find them . Thanks, guys! I really appreciate it. (“,))
Tokneneng in a cup. (“,)
It’s a good thing Read More…
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 
Baguio Greatest Hits for Good Food
Strike three (and we’re IN \m/) for Baguio restaurants that need no introduction or any kind of commentary!
(We were supposed to case out Star Cafe but we’ve come upon it with its doors closed … again. Ahey, I didn’t know they closed so early. But oh yeah, I’m learning. *hihi)
4.) Luisa’s Cafe
To my recollection, Read More…
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