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Where Teas Are High and Wines Take Flight
by Trix Deseo
posted on Friday July 3, 2009 in Food
Where can your 300 Pesos take you? A lot of places, actually. But I'm betting InterContinental Manila isn't included in your list.
Numa Tea Salon
by Gmeleen Faye B. Tomboc
posted on Monday June 29, 2009 in Food
Away from the maddening crowd at Serendra or Bonifacio High Street, there’s a quiet cafe a few blocks away at Forbeswood Heights – Numa Tea Salon. Formerly T Salon in Glorietta 4, Makati, this cozy restaurant has found a new home in the more laid-back part of Bonifacio Global City.
Pino Restobar
by Trix Deseo
posted on Friday June 26, 2009 in Food
"I haven't met someone who didn't like that. Did you like it?" Chef Ed Bugia asked. My mouth, which is full, fascinated, and clearly busy at that moment, jabbered something that sounded like 'YEERRSH! Sschupeer! Mmm!' out of sheer excitement. I hope he excused my forgetting of manners.
Aussie Cafe & Resto
by Beatriz Acosta
posted on Monday June 22, 2009 in Food
So what exactly is Australian cuisine? According to the owners of Aussie Cafe & Resto, it's a hodgepodge of different flavors coming from different countries -- being a multicultural and multiracial land, their food is what you can call 'multicuisine' as well. You can commonly find in Australia salads with meat, muffins and coffees, sandwiches, and of course their more popular take on barbecues, ribs and grills. There's also a current trend of Mediterranean cuisine in Australia, I am told. So basically, we've all pretty much tried Australian food, without us knowing it.
More Eats and Treats at Mrs. Fields Cookie Cafe
by Trix Deseo
posted on Friday June 19, 2009 in Food
Mother's Day and Valentine's Day easily rank as two of the busiest days of the year for those concerned in the food business. That may be true for most restaurants but it could not be any truer than how it is in the well-loved mommy place, Mrs. Fields.
Indian By Nature
by Beatriz Acosta
posted on Thursday June 18, 2009 in Food
When you talk about Indian food, I am all ears. I am one big fan of spice-ful, aromatic and herby dishes of the South Asian country, that I often hop around town to taste the different restos offering the cuisine. Their unique weaving of flavors and spices really does linger on the tongue, making me crave for it and dream about it often.
Liquid Lounge
by Marian Joy Hernandez
posted on Monday June 15, 2009 in Food, Services
So, I’m writing about alcohol again. Can’t get enough of the magical stuff, what can I say? There are just too many wonderful concoctions discovered by the alchemy of liquor. When I discovered the new mobile bar Liquid Lounge, I was beyond ecstatic. I mean really—local Bailey’s, Tequila Rose and Mudslide?—which means you can hoard vats of the same-tasting liquid and it won’t cost you much. You know you can’t get any better than that.
Caffe Puccini
by Trina T. Epilepsia
posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009 in Food
To say the Filipinos love Italian food is an understatement. In every neighborhood, there is at least one Italian restaurant that everyone raves about. For those living or working in the Fort area, Caffe Puccini remains a top draw.
Wicked Kitchen
by Trix Deseo
posted on Friday June 5, 2009 in Food
It only took a picture of this to set me off from Makati to the faraway land of Mother Ignacia, Quezon City.
Mesa
by Gmeleen Faye B. Tomboc
posted on Tuesday June 2, 2009 in Food
For those familiar with Lamesa Grill in Mall of Asia and Trinoma, a fine dining version has opened in Greenbelt 5. Proclaiming itself as a modern Filipino restaurant, Mesa attempts to put a new spin on well-loved classics such as the lowly tinapa (smoked fish) and the ubiquitous tilapia.
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Kids and Family
Summer Classes for Kids
Here are our Summer Offerings for your little ones:
Task Summer Art Camp
The activities that the workshop will be offering depend on the class in which your child will be enrolled in. The morning class (10am-12pm) will cater to toddlers age 4-7 and an afternoon class (2pm-4pm) will cater to pre-teens age 8-12.
My Puppets and Me
A Summer Puppetry Workshop for children 6 - 12 years old.
Talks and Workshops
Converting Market Plans to Actionable Sales Plans
An interactive and results-oriented workshop that comprises of two major areas - Developing Marketing Plans and converting these into action-oriented Sales Plans.
East Asian Seas Congress 2009
The East Asian Seas (EAS) Congress is a pioneering region-wide platform for capacity building, strategic action and cooperation for the sustainable development of the Seas of East Asia.
5S's - Steps to Shaping Up (Records and Filling Management Workshop)
The Five S program is a Japanese philosophy on effective workplace organization and work standardized procedures.
Other Events
Camp Explore Summer 2009 - Teen Camp
Less than 2 hours away from Manila, lies Antipolo. This enchanted place holds our base camp, Mount Purro Nature Reserve.- Camp Explore Summer 2009 - Forest Camps
Less than 2 hours away from Manila, lies Antipolo. This enchanted place is holds our base camp, Mount Purro Nature Reserve. - Camp Explore Summer 2009 - Beach Camp
Just 3 hours away from Manila lies the pristine shores of Camaya Coast, our new Beach Camp home.