July 2011
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Date # 70: Jang-Gun Korean Restaurant
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I hate rain. I hate everything about it. I hate how it makes my socks soggy, I hate how it ruins my shoes, I hate how it causes traffic, and I hate how it can make me sick so easily. What’s worse, my reasons to hate rain is nothing compared to the true devastations it can cause—flash floods, ruined crops, destroyed homes,...
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Date # 69: Delish Restaurant
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Delish has been on our radar for a long time now, but we only got to visit the place recently because of our hectic schedules. Delish is famous for serving scrumptious oysters flown fresh daily, as well as affordable Filipino food.
For budget eaters, you’ll be glad to know that Delish serves lunch specials that range...
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Date # 68: Fish & Co.
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Fish & Co. is actually one of our favorite restaurants, only that we can’t visit the place regularly because we find the food a little bit pricey for our humble pockets. Good thing they have this new promo where they give a P500 discount for a minimum of P1500 worth of purchase, provided that you have the discount stub that comes...
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Date # 67: Gayuma ni Maria
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It was mostly our curiosity that led our feet to Gayuma ni Maria. This popular restaurant near the Ateneo/UP area banners a strange, but familiar theme: love and magic. With that said, the place is characteristically flirty, kitschy and chic, with heart-shaped designs stamped on its...
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Date # 66: O'sonho Portuguese Fusion
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O’sonho Portuguese Fusion is an underrated restaurant. It never made a buzz in the blogosphere, nor did it ever become a hot topic in social networks. But O’sonho is a place worth checking out—they serve mainly spicy food, with peri-peri (a kind of African chili) chicken being their specialty. That’s not the only thing they’re good...
