This blog is about destinations, lifestyle and everything under the Philippine sun.
In the dynamic landscape of the Philippines, the recent introduction of Drive-Thru Dunkin’ Donuts has sparked a noteworthy transformation in the country’s coffee culture. A departure from the traditional, leisurely coffee shop experience, this innovation caters to the changing needs shaped by a fast-paced lifestyle and the challenges posed by the country’s evolving infrastructure.
The coffee culture in the Philippines may not be as rich or as clear compared to other countries. Reflecting on my childhood, the vivid memories of my parents preparing coffee every morning paint a nostalgic picture of a time when 3-in-1 coffee sachets were yet to dominate.
If you find yourself in a state of confusion about where to go, take a moment to pause and breathe. This blog aims to guide you through the essential top tourist spots in Baguio City that deserve your focus during your visit.
The gastronomic landscape is a living testament to the interconnectedness of cultures. One such example is the evolution of the Philippine style samgyupsal, a culinary phenomenon that has found its way from the streets of Korea to becoming a cherished dining experience in the Philippines.
Situated in Manila, NAIA Terminal 3 is part of the larger Ninoy Aquino International Airport complex, which comprises Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 4. Originally named Manila International Airport, the facility has been a vital hub serving the Manila metropolitan area since 1948.
Vaping, touted as a less harmful alternative to smoking, introduces a fresh set of complexities. Despite claims of its reduced harm, the lack of conclusive evidence renders this assertion unreliable. Vaping is a novel phenomenon, and there is an insufficient body of cases and long-term observations to definitively assess its negative effects. The liquid used in vaping is purportedly a modified version of that found in traditional cigarettes, infused with various flavorings to impart a pleasant aroma and taste.
So, after the whole pandemic rollercoaster, working from home has become a real pain for many Filipino workers who just need a desktop, earphones, and Wi-Fi. Back in the day, I was a teacher and wasn’t really sold on the idea of doing everything online, especially for kids. But if your job is all about crunching numbers and a computer does the trick, why not just work from the comfort of your home? It’s a no-brainer and saves everyone from looking a bit less smart.
Puregold Supermarket, a prominent retail establishment in the Philippines, has earned its reputation as a preferred shopping destination by offering an extensive range of goods for both wholesale and retail consumption. Established in 1998 by the visionary Chinese-Filipino entrepreneur Lucio Co, Puregold has grown into a retail giant with over 400 operational stores across the archipelago.
Delving into the history of Baliwag Grill & Restaurant unveils a tale of resilience and determination. Founded by the visionary couple, Dwight and Dolores Salcedo, the restaurant embarked on its journey with a modest kiosk and a startup capital of 10,000 pesos, half of which was borrowed from their parents.
Here are the general advantages of living in Philippine condominiums.
Safety and Comfort: Safety and comfort are the bedrock qualities sought in a home, and condominium living, conceived in the 1960s, has strategically capitalized on these needs. Before the era of condominiums, Filipinos predominantly inhabited bungalow houses and apartments.