Maginhawa Street in Teacher's village is already a well-known street to foodies and students but it has now elevated its status from Quezon City's delicious secret to Quezon City food street. During the celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Quezon City last Saturday, the said street celebrated the very first Food Festival which caught the attention of many and thus, Maginhawa Street became...

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MUST TRY KOREAN BUFFET/ EAT-ALL-YOU-CAN (IN QUEZON CITY). AS IN. SWEAR. This is one of the best.  Hanayo Grill Korean Buffet Restaurant is in Tomas Morato Corner Scout Lozano. If you're not familiar with the street names in the area, this is located across Zirkoh. Although Hanayo is a bit more expensive compared to the others I've tried since their weekend lunch buffet...

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Here are some things that you might want to know if you're having your first credit card. I am posting this here because of a message that I got asking me to teach/write an article on "credit cards" dedicated to first timers. Seryoso ka ba 'te? Sa'kin ka pa talaga nagtanong?? Haha. Lol. Nevertheless, I am glad that some readers find my articles...

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Here I present you our rainy, foggy and chilly Baguio trip sample itinerary 'cause we owned it in our own way. Soon, I shall present to you more of Baguio... soon. :))  (AND THAT SOON IS NOW. HAHA. DAMING ALAM. BAGUIO TRIP OCTOBER 2015 LINK: HERE.) I finally got to finish this year's series of Baguio posts because of today's holiday (and I've...

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After Under the Tree Book Cafe, we passed by Baguio Cathedral. At the moment we stepped on the gate of the cathedral, the fog started blanketing the view again.  Hayyy, we're about to leave Baguio after an hour. Goodbye, fog... -_- Our Lady of Atonement / Baguio Cathedral After this Cathedral, we started walking again because we had to go back to Hotel...

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