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  • A Bacolod Must: Pepe’s

    Sorrento is this happening block of restaurants and bar in Lacson Street that caught our attention from the get-go. For one, this seems to be the place to be happy and wild–kidding. There was no visible parking area, but when we asked the security guard where we could park, he pointed to the sidewalk. Yes,…

  • Stumbling Upon Cafe Bob’s

    Before we went to Bacolod, I was already scouring the web for good restaurants to try. One of the restaurants that caught my attention was Cafe Bob’s. Although I made a mental note of this restaurant before we left Manila, I completely forgot about this until I actually caught a glimpse of their nameplate. Even funnier…

  • A Bacolod Lunch: Chicken Deli

    Together with the boyfriend and his two sisters, we arrived in Bacolod at 6AM. Running on a cup of coffee and two sticks of cigarette, you can say we were practically ready to eat each other alive. Haha. So from PAGCOR, we went to Lacson Street to look for a restaurant. The boyfriend’s sister has…

  • A Happy Girl at The Happy Bakery

    I’ve been eyeing this little bakery corner in GT Tower ever since I started having lunch in the building. But being the ever-so-weight-conscious me, I shied away from the tempting cakes and cupcakes lining up the glass display. That didn’t stop me, however, from hanging out near their area and snoop around  I would usually…

  • Revisiting Joey Pepperoni

    Joey Pepperoni has been around for quite some time now but I’ve only ever eaten there once. And that happened some three years ago. Even then I thought they had very pocket-friendly meals, but I also thought that their food wasn’t up to par. I remember eating at their Mall of Asia branch and giving…

  • Who Doesn’t Love Army Navy?

    It’s funny that we decided to eat at Army Navy for our last dinner in Tagaytay when there are tons of Army Navy restaurants back in Manila. For the record though, it wasn’t our first choice. We were already lined up outside Buon Giorno, which was literally filled to the brim, when the group agreed…