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07/07/2013 liza

Hon and I both love Japanese food. After being fed up with Teriyaki Boy’s ramen and gyoza in the previous months since we discover it in Robinsons, Puerto Prinsesa, Hon finally gave in to try other Japanese restaurants. Last week we tried, Red Kimono in Glorietta, Makati and last night at Sumo Sam. In this post, as its title implies, I’ll share with you some of the food we’ve tried in Sumo Sam at SM North Esda – The Block. While waiting for our food, I took a pic of the chopsticks and tissue so to ease the boredom a…

Baguio The Golden Pine Hotel in Baguio PH

07/04/2013 liza

As mentioned in my previous post about our Chalet Baguio Experience, we did hotel hopping in Baguio City, Philippines during our 5 days vacation last April 2013. The Golden Pine Hotel is the second hotel that we stayed on. Originally, we are booked for just one night but since I got fever on our 4th day we have decided to extend for one more night. It was a pleasant stay, though. The Golden Pine Hotel is very accessible as it is situated near Burnham Park and Cafe by the Ruins, one of the restaurants we went to. Roaming around the…

news Travel News: Japan lifts visa requirement for ASEAN countries

06/26/2013 liza

This is a very good news for travelers like us. I just hope that people will not abuse this. Here’s the excerpt of the news. World Bulletin/News Desk Japan has lifted visa requirements for a number of ASEAN countries including Thailand and Malaysia to help spur the nation’s tourism industry and to develop relationships with Southeast Asian countries. According to Foreign Ministry’s pronouncement, visa exemption will be effective for Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Viet Nam after July, 1. Ministry underlined the decision is adopted to celebrate “40th Year of ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation.” Visa exemption is valid for…

food chronicles Love Desserts? I Do!

06/03/2013 liza 1Comment

Yesterday, after a few hours of shopping in Greenhills and a relaxing massage by the visually impaired masseurs, my family and I headed to Banaue Quezon City for a delightful eat all you can desserts at Love Desserts. I learned about “Love Desserts” while searching for “eat all you can restaurants in Quezon City” last Thursday for the Father’s Day celebration on June 16. I stumbled upon several blog posts and became so interested that I immediately shared this new discovery to my family who also loves to eat! And now… I’m writing the story! We arrived in Love Desserts…

Baguio Dinner at Cafe by The Ruins

05/20/2013 liza 3Comment

Cafe by the Ruins Facade25 Shuntug Rd Baguio City 2600 We heard so much about the Cafe by the Ruins especially the hot choco they serve. So we decided to celebrate our nth monthsary there (dinner) during our 5-day vacation trip in Baguio. At first glance, we find the place secluded because their signage is not that visible from the outside. However, we were surprised that there are many people inside when we arrived. The ambiance is nostalgic and romantic, I must say. Maybe because of the lighting and the wood structures. The restaurant is not…

Baguio Our Chalet Baguio Experience

05/12/2013 liza 2Comment

Last April 27 to May 1, 2013, we went to Baguio for a vacation. It’s actually a month after our Puerto Princesa Tour. Originally, we planned to stay there for four (4) days but decided to extend for one more day due to the cold weather. However, I got sick on the fourth day so we just stayed in the hotel (Golden Pine Hotel) the whole day. We stayed in two hotels during our five days vacation. We have decided to do hotel hopping since places in Baguio are very accessible by taxi/cabs with Php35 (.$90) as its flag down….