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When heading south, particularly to Tagaytay, one restaurant almost always comes to mind: Balay Dako. Its grand gate, sprawling bahay-inspired interiors, comforting Filipino dishes, and the breathtaking view of Taal Volcano have made it a favorite destination for families and food lovers alike. But...

Despite being a Quezon City (QC) resident, I have never really tried Some Thai, famed in Tomas Morato. I’ve heard the good reviews, but never really found the chance to try it. Luckily, after meeting Jorge Mendez at his other QC restaurant, Mugen Ramenya, I was invited to the opening of the third...

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Manila Bulletin - Food

Food

A taste of Balay Dako comes to the north

Inside Some Thai's new Opus Mall restaurant

The ultimate staycation seafood spread

Choose what's good for your heart with Golden Fiesta Canola Oil

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