My Summer in Sydney: More Food (4th of 5 parts)

Apr 25, 12 My Summer in Sydney: More Food (4th of 5 parts)

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Traipsing through foodie neighborhood Surry Hills, a $AUD 10 cup of coffee, and a marine wonderland at the Sydney Fish Market.

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The Naked Crab

Jul 21, 11 The Naked Crab

Posted by in Asian, Restaurants

It’s de-clawed, denuded (!) and best of all, de-shelled.This is a crab dish for lazy eaters. Yeah, you know the type – those who use a fork and knife to eat shrimp and burgers and (horrors!) even pizza. Frankly, I’ve always been suspicious of these folk: they’re what I call “closet sensualists”, eaters who won’t...

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M.IY.O. Monday: What’s Your Preferred Coffee-Brewing Method?

Jul 11, 11 M.IY.O. Monday: What’s Your Preferred Coffee-Brewing Method?

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The bag indicated “Whole Coffee Beans” but something else awaited inside…At the Sidcor Market this weekend, I bought a bag of barako coffee beans from an impassioned purveyor. His selection of coffee bags were clearly marked: “Ground” and “Whole Bean.” I always, always buy my coffee in...

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Baguio: New Places To Eat (1st of 2 Parts)

Jan 03, 11 Baguio: New Places To Eat (1st of 2 Parts)

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Think you know where to eat in Baguio? Here are some new places to add to your list.I may have lost my love for Baguio which is why I only make it up there just once a year now. Whatever the reasons, I’m glad that there are new places to eat in and make new memories.S.O.U.L. Café (Soul Café) This isn’t in Baguio and it...

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Paris Delicious

Dec 10, 10 Paris Delicious

Posted by in Cafés, Restaurants

I’ve been to this bakery three times and each time feels like a visit to Paris.Paris Délice springs up like an oasis from the concrete monotony that is Makati Avenue. Its stark whiteness beckons curious passersby like a beacon, embracing them into its fold of flaky pastry and the French joie de vivre.Translated as Paris...

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