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Hafa adai Guam, Hava-meal Kao! Part 2 of 2
The thing about Guam is that it’s a US territory but it’s filled with Asians, Pacific-Islanders and of course, Pinoys. So the food is both familiar yet foreign. Case in point, our visit to one of the mall food courts. … Continue reading
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Hafa adai Guam, Hava-meal Kao! Part 1 of 2
Culture is meant to be tasted. That’s why I try to eat local whenever I’m in a new country. Unfortunately, that’s something I failed to do during my first visit to Guam. Because of schedule issues, we weren’t able to … Continue reading
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Macau does Thai: Restaurante Hong Thai
One thing that must be enjoyed when staying in downtown Macau is exploring the streets by night. After 9pm, most of the stores are closed, so you’re left with deserted streets, dingy yellowed street lights, and a feeling that you’ve … Continue reading
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