One thing that makes Korean cuisine unique is its communal way of eating. Most Korean dishes are prepared in large quantities and involve many varieties as it is meant to be shared. You might have a hard time dining out alone in Seoul since most restaurants cater to groups. On our latest trip to Korea,… Read More What to Eat in Seoul, Barkada Food Trip in Korea
“Hallyu” or The Korean Wave has taken the world by storm more than ever in the last 10 years or so, thanks to romantic K-Dramas and talented K-Pop idols. Fans’ obsession to everything Korean has driven them to visit the country and made Seoul one of the top tourist destinations in Asia. Even though I… Read More What to Do in Korea? Seoul 3-Day Itinerary, Nami Island plus House of BTS
Tokyo is one of the world’s best food destination. From century old eateries serving traditional food to top rated restaurants known for their fusion cuisine. There is always something for everyone on the menu. Don’t even get me started on the street food. Last winter, The Daily Phil had a stopover in Tokyo for 24… Read More What to Eat in Tokyo: Tokyo Big Eats – Unlimited Sashimi at Taiko Chaya & More
Hokkaido may be freezing cold in winter but the weather is favorably pleasant during the rest of the year. Its cool climate makes the island an ideal place to grow crops and raise livestock that produce quality dairy products. The surrounding waters are also abundant with fish and various seafood. Because of this, food in… Read More Sapporo Food Trip, What to Eat in Sapporo, Pinoy in Japan
Last February, John and I had the chance to visit multiple cities in Central and Southern Japan. It was our first time in the country and our expectations were exceeded above and beyond. The warm people of Kumamoto, the mouthwatering Tonkotsu ramen of Fukuoka, the confusing train system of Tokyo, the ancient temples of Kyoto… Read More Sapporo Travel Guide, What To Do in Sapporo? Pinoy in Japan, A 3-Day Itinerary
Singapore is considered a street food paradise; the city is filled with hawker centers and long-standing family restaurants serving delectable and inexpensive street food. The city-state used to be part of Malaysia and so they have a lot of things in common such as diversity in race, culture, religion and of course – cuisine! We… Read More Singapore Food Trip, What to Eat in SG? Pinoy in Singapore
Singapore always comes to mind when Filipinos talk about traveling overseas for the first time. Availability of cheap flight tickets, visa free entry, wide use of English, similarity in weather, beautiful sights and a variety of things to do make this city-state a favorite destination of many. I visited Singapore on my second overseas travel… Read More Singapore Travel Guide, Pinoy in Singapore, A 5-Day Itinerary
Beijing cuisine does not only highlight the flavors of Shandong province in the east but also the rest of China. Cooks from different parts of the country showcased their culinary skills to please the imperial family in the Forbidden City. Chives, sesame oil and fermented soy bean among others are some of the most used… Read More Beijing Street Food Tour, What To Eat In Beijing
Geography and History are some of my favorite subjects back when I was still in school. I’ve always been fond of learning about countries, capitals and famous landmarks. I remember being curious about The Great Wall of China as my high school teacher once told our class that it is the only man-made structure that… Read More Beijing Travel Guide, Pinoy in China – A 5-Day Itinerary
If you are craving for some fresh noodles, delicate dumplings and other Chinese comfort food – Binondo is the place to be. Manila Chinatown, the oldest in the world, is home to early Chinese immigrants that run all sorts of businesses which have transformed the district into a center of trade and commerce. Along Ongpin… Read More Manila Chinatown Food Trip, Binondo’s Must Try Restaurants