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- joey on Balsamic Green Beans: Yum! I do something like this as well but with sitaw
- kaoko on Balsamic Green Beans: Didn’t, not sure it’ll work since the balsamic vinegar has a strong...
- Khursten on Balsamic Green Beans: Did you try this with your truffle salt? oAo)
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- ibyang on Sam Won Garden: Korean Barbecue without the Fuss: i’m just curious…do korean restaurants there...
- kaoko on Sumptuous Sundays: Fried Rice: Hi Princess! I hope you don’t mind but I edited out the contents of...
- kaoko on DIY Mango Ice Candy: Nyahahahahahaa! At least walang talo. Kung di man kumita, at least busog kayo.
- kaoko on How I Cook Corned Beef Fried Rice: OMG. WHY DID I NOT THINK OF JAPANESE MAYO? Guh, I hate you.
- joey on Balsamic Green Beans: Yum! I do something like this as well but with sitaw
Category Archives: restos & eateries
Eating at IKEA
When homebound yet itching to travel, the one thing I like doing is looking at old photos! And I unearthed various ones from old visits to Hong Kong’s IKEA stores. Why would I babble about IKEA on a food blog? … Continue reading
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Chasing Tonkatsu at Tampopo
Tonkatsu is something that Pad adores. It’s probably the one Japanese dish he won’t be able to live without. Just mentioning the word makes his face light up like a kid being let out of school during the day before … Continue reading
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Savory: Good food, no matter how you say it.
“It’s Savory. Pronounced with a short a.” I tell a friend. “Yes, I know, it’s supposed to be a long a, from the root word savor, but we’re talking about the restaurant, and that’s how my grandmother used to pronounce … Continue reading
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