Hinalang

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Hinalang of Eden's Lechon

From the Visayan word "Halang" means Hot or Spicy derived this popular soup dish close to Nilagang Baka, "Hinalang." A soft dainty beef with a heap of chili (some restaurant use siling labuyo) and ginger could make you sweat and take off in your seat because of it's fiery peppery taste. A dish that is so compatible with rice to minimize its hotness. Before sipping the soup, I always

Stadium Buffet Restaurant and Sports Lounge

Eating is NOW allowed inside a museum - a museum-type buffet restaurant located at Mc Pod Building, McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City near Ateneo de Davao University Grade School and High School. 

Davao Coffee: Forget about Starbucks

500 gms. - Php 132

250 gms. - Php 72

By the time you're going on a grocery either at NCCC or SM, try to find this coffee and try it for yourself. I know the price is just a feather in your pocket. Sip and smell the aroma of Davao Coffee every morning (It'll keep you awake and alert). 

Arroz ala Valenciana

Lami kaayo tan-awon noh???

Seeing an episode of Jessica Soho featuring valenciana of Capiz gave my cousin an idea to cook valenciana for the Lenten Season. And it turned out great! Well you're just seeing it but the taste was really awesome.

Flyover Ihaw Ihaw: Proudly Davaoeno

At Buhangin, Davao City was the first branch of Flyover Ihaw Ihaw BBQ Seafoods and Grill. I have no clue where the owner got its name "Flyover", all I know is it's just  beside a flyover in Buhangin LOL.

Creating Keepsakes

keep·sake
[keep-seyk]
–noun
anything kept, or given to be kept, as a token of friendship or affection; remembrance.
—Synonyms
souvenir, memento, token.

Dei's Golden Biik! More than just Lechon

Lechon biik is the most popular menu of Dei's. Wrong. Despite its name "Dei's Golden Biik," there are still a lot of food waiting for your censorious tongue to discover. Customers are not only returning because

Durian: Try it before you die!

Back in 2007 when I first came here in Davao City to study college, I haven't tasted this fruit they called durian nor seeing it once in my life. I'm an Ilonggo and we do not have that kind of fruit in Iloilo. It's the Visayan language that I'm more interested to know (I'm fluent now and could hardly speak Hiligaynon/Ilonggo anymore, LOL). Almost all of the people here