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Archive for March, 2009:
No Comments » Dampa (Seafood Paluto Restaurants, Pasay City)
Dampa is a Filipino word which basically means a “hut”. If we use dampa in conjunction fresh seafood, it connotes a row of restaurants that cook fresh seafood, bought at stalls nearby, according to your wishes. If Mactan/Cebu has sutokil, Metro Manila has its dampa.
MV Doulos (South Harbor, Manila City)
The month of March ushers in summer in the Philippines. And with the headache-inducing heat in the past couple of days, it’s beyond doubt that summer is officially upon us dwellers of this 7,101-island archipelago.
Museong Pambata (Manila City)
It’s funny how parents would go far and wide just to bring their kids to some place magical. Enchanted Kingdom in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. Splash Island in Binan, Laguna. Ocean Adventure in Subic Bay. But at the heart of Metro Manila, just beside the Manila Ocean Park and opposite the Luneta Park, is a place
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Shopping in Divisoria (Manila)
There are many malls in Metro Manila where you could shop until you drop (figuratively and literally speaking). We have featured one Ayala Mall and two SM Malls. Malls come in different sizes and designs. They differ in crowd and prizes. There are malls which appear to cater more to the rich, than to the
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National Museum and Post Office Building (Manila City)
The architecture of buildings built during the American occupation of the Philippines tend to be similar, exactly identical, even. So maybe you’ve noticed that the building of the College of Law and the College of Education, facing each other at the other sides of the sunken garden of UP-Diliman, are the same. But we are
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Surprises in Angat Dam
Culinary Bet on the Red Crab
Rowena’s Tarts and
House of Wagyu Stone Grill at
The Original Hawaiian
