The Racks

The Racks

My second steak for this month. It was a regular lunch time at the office when my colleagues decided to call in lunch at The Racks. At first I was hesitant looking at the prices on the

Outback Steakhouse

Outback Steakhouse, Libis

It’s been awhile since I have been to Outback, good thing one of my closest friend will be celebrating his 24th birthday there. We didn’t get to choose the order because it was pre-ordered by our friend. But still, his choice of meal was excellent. 

Café by the Ruins

Cafe by the ruins

Looking for an old delicacy, unknown to most people who grew up in Manila (like me), my stomach brought me to the summer capital of the Philippines, Baguio City. This delicacy as my friend have bragged about have been his favorite during his college days there.


I’m talking about, Pinikipikang Manok. It took us a few searches on the internet before we could find this forgotten dish. Finally, the searches returned Café by the Ruins. With just an address we asked the taxi driver if he knows the restaurant and we were in luck, he knew the way.

Pizza Volante

Pizza Volante

Looking for a pizza fix after a morning of trying ukay-ukay at Baguio city, we managed to find a place famous for its pizza and other Italian cuisine.

Pizza Volante is a place not very hard to find just across 7/11 at session road. Look for a green sign that say Pizza Volante and viola eat your heart out.

Cafe Lidia

Cafe Lidia

Cafe Lidia, is just 2 streets away from our house can you imagine that. A great place to eat which is walking distance away. I have often passed by this place which is jam packed with people, car parked at both side lined up, covering almost 3 blocks.

It took me actually a couple of months to visit this place, a bit of sales talk and an offer to pay half of the bill, with my hungry mom, dad and ate we tried out this place.

Mr. Kurosawa

Mr. Kurosawa Euro-Japanese food, eastwood city

After long walks and shopping around Eastwood, my friend and I got hungry. We were deciding whether to eat at Flying pig or Mr. Kurosawa, but Japanese food that time sounds yummy so we decided to take our lunch at Mr. Kurosawa.

The place during that time was really jam packed, they have really big menu. Not just the size of the menu itself but also the number of choices available.  The menu is a combination of old Japanese food mixed with modern Hollywood - named and style of cooking.