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Archive for September, 2011
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City Art: Singapore
…plus street signs, structures, and other kitschy things that caught my eye.…
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40 Minutes in 40 Hands
You know how much I love quaint cafés with a hole-in-the-wall, indie vibe. When I visited Singapore for the first time last week, a friend who lives near the Tiong Bahru area took me to Forty Hands, a café …
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Bulgogi Brothers: Dine, Wine and K-Pop
Thanks to an invite from Enjoy Philippines, I attended the soft opening of the newest Korean BBQ restaurant in Greenbelt, Makati—Bulgogi Brothers. Under Bistro Group, the same company that operates Italianni’s, T.G.I. Friday’s and Flapjacks in the Philippines, …
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A Little Somethin’ Somethin’
Part of my bucket list is to attend a chi-chi art gallery opening and find myself in the following scene:
Classical music plays in the background. I, dressed to the nines, walk slowly and gracefully alone along an impressive array …
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A Stroll Down Memory Lane
Escaping to Tagaytay during the holidays has become a tradition for my family, but the crowds that would gather at Robinsons Place and the commercial establishments along Aguinaldo Highway is ridiculous. I personally think that Tagaytay doesn’t need another fast …
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Kitsch of the Week: Oreo Stars
I discovered this new variety of Oreo cookies when I was shopping for groceries in Tagaytay last weekend. Instead of a sandwich, a single Oreo cookie has a star-shaped center (eight-edged star, to be exact) and is filled with the …