On chef Ming Tsai’s first visit to Manila, he experiences Philippine fusion cuisine involving camaru, lechon, sinigang, foie gras, and Chilean sea bass at Museum Cafe.
SPOT talks to the chefs at Aubergine to discover the inner-workings of the teaching resto nominated as Best in Over-All Service in the recent 2008 Gold Spots Awards.
For those who prefer cold summer nights, Vivere Skyline is the place for you.
What happens when you take a traditional well-loved Filipino treat, add a dash of French and Indonesian influence, and serve it up fresh and hot off the pan? Rowena Lei takes a bite of Bibingcrepe at HalfMoon Asian Cafe.
Viaje del Sol or “the way of the sun” combines the best of three unique destinations — namely Laguna, Quezon, and Batangas. If you’re up for a foodie adventure outside the city, visit these three charming spots that should be on anyone’s travel map.
A body deprived of the pleasures of food for forty days and nights needs rewarding. Here are a couple of spots where you can get your fill of the sinful gastronomic delights you’ve been avoiding throughout the Lenten season.
Museum Cafe garnered the plum prize for Best Brunch in the recent 2008 Gold Spots Awards. Jenny Orillos tells us why Sunday brunch is now synonymous to M Cafe.
Satiate your summer hunger pangs with these gourmet food picks from Dinelli Gourmet.
We toasted to the 2008 Gold Spots winners over appetizing hors d’oeuvres, red wine and steaming cups of Nescafe Gold-infused cocktails prepared by Aubergine.
Restaurant owners and best buds Mauro Arjona and Larry Cortez are proud of their roots. And it shows in the food served at their newest restaurant, Old Vine.
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