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Comment on Noche Buena Christmas Dinner in the Philippines by Pagkaing Pinoy: A Gastronomic Time Travel « JP the Historian

Sat, 06 Mar 2010 12:45:06 +0000

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Comment on Thumbs Up Mini-Ice Cream, Giant Fun by ds

Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:50:41 +0000

hi, i’m interested in franchising. Please let me know the requirement. Thanks.

Comment on Rodic’s Famous Tapsilog, The Best in the ‘Tapsi’ Business by Rina

Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:30:46 +0000

open ba kayo for franchising? how much? thanks!

Comment on Tamilok: A Palawan Delicacy by Mac

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:24:04 +0000

Tried it for the first time last month with bottles of cold San Miguel Beer. The taste was superb! It enters the mouth like an oyster, smooth and easy, with the same consistency as soft squid. The best part, however, is the end note, which is a combination of something between grilled beef and baked oyster. We used a local vinegar dip with some chili, which made for a long night of story-telling. You should try it!

Comment on Cotta Native Lechon - Lucena’s Tasty Roasted Pig by manny solomon

Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:28:33 +0000

walang tatalo sa lechon ng tunasan.pati balat maitim.
kahit 3 days pwede mong gawing paksiw.

Comment on Serendra Dining Strip: A Wold of Taste by kaye

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 02:45:59 +0000

you can also visit the website of bowler www.bowlerrestobar.com

Comment on Serendra Dining Strip: A Wold of Taste by kaye

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 02:44:33 +0000

why is it that FEZ is at the bottom and the last res. you’ve mentioned?
FEZ is a Moroccan restaurant…
anyone interested?
@Imee McRae: for an English cuisine i can recommend BOWLER Restaurant at Makati business district.
add: 2B Paseo Parkview Suites, Valero cor Sedeño Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
they are also accepting reservations for the contact no. here it is..
Phone: 894-3589

Comment on Cerealicious: The Ultimate Cereal Experience by Joyce atienza

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:11:11 +0000

Last Friday Feb 5, 2010, I had a harrowing experience at Cerealicious. my son wanted somethin to eat before having lunch at Shangrila Mall. We were on our way to Rustans, when he saw Cerealicious nearby. I told him i’ll look around at some shops, while he gets something to eat there. but, eventually i decided to go back to him at Cerealicious, to sit and wait for him instead, while he finishes eating…. to my surprise “banana split”. i went to the server and ask for “tap potable FREE water, but I was told they don’t have any,…. “but, she readily offered and said “they have though WATER FOR SALE!” duh! What gave them the idea that all their diners would be willing to BUY WATER? i know that bottled water costs not as much as the banana split, but, since they are a diner - I as a consumer would expect that they have concern for their diners who would not want to spend 20 bucks just to quench their thirst. it’s not that i’m being a scrooge, but …. I am really just in awe! “no drinkable FREE water”? and YES I didn’t have any choice, but shell out additional 20 bucks for a small sized bottled water.
I got hold of Joan, the cashier who gave me the name “Mrs. Paje” so I texted her, that it’s so unfair that I have to pay for water that my son has to drink to wash away the sweetness of the ice cream, as well as avoid having tonsilitis! well, she tried twice calling me back, but unfortunately i was almost outta batt. but, she never bothered texting me.
anyway, i just personally feel that companies, proprietors, owners in the food business, should at least show concern for us diners who are not “rich” or too particular with water, that we could settle for FREE drinking water. Why do we have to buy water? Because it is sealed and in a bottle? It doesn’t necessarily mean, since it’s filtered, ergo clean. In the same way, that we do not have any choice of how they serve their food – to think that it is necessarily clean …
I am just one of the numerous middle class mothers I’m sure would agree, that we should not necessarily buy water when we eat at diners, especially, Shangrila Mall is one of the high end Malls. I just hope someone will do something…. I could’ve paid the 20 bucks instead to the Php45 worth of parking fee…

Comment on Cerealicious: The Ultimate Cereal Experience by Crissy Balatbat

Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:10:02 +0000

hi! i just recently stumbled on this… pls send franchise inquiries to me at crissy.balatbat@gmail.com or at cerealiciouscafe@yahoo.com

Comment on Sisig Sizzles the Pinoy Appetite by Gerald

Mon, 18 Jan 2010 12:17:18 +0000

Soon to open din amg Isang’s Sizzling Crispy Sisig sa Stela Mariz malapit sa simbahan.Try nyo sarap talaga malutong…..