There’s hardly a need to convince anyone that crabs are sinfully delicious. So much so, indeed, that the taste is immortalized in the Filipino folk song. Tong tong tong tong pakitong-kitong/ Alimango sa dagat/ Malaki at masarap / Mahirap mahuli / Sapagkat nangangagat (“alimango” means crab, while “masarap” means delicious, good luck in translating “tong
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No Comments » Each one has his/her way of spending the Holy Week. The poll in our previous post reveals, as of today, that 53% would go on mass and visita iglesia, 24% would go on vacation except Good Friday, 18% says that they would just stay at home, and 6% would take a full vacation. Different strokes
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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.
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