It took me a while to create a post about Kolai Mangyan Boracay because I made a mistake recommending a Filipino restaurant before. For my 3 months stay in Boracay, now I can finally say that it is a place to be when it comes to enjoying Filipino cuisine.Not only do they represent the culture, but they are also my restaurant to go to because of the following reasons:
1. The kitchen is open. This means they are confident enough to show to the customers that what they prepare for us, are clean and fresh.
2. Affordability. We all can splurge once in a while, but why spend double on food when you can get it half the price with better taste?
3. Location. They have two locations in Boracay. My favourite is at Station 1 near Paraw. It's modern and I love the staff there.
4. Taste. They do not market their food as if it's so special but when you taste it, it's all but Magic Sarap. Kolai Mangyan's foods are delicious which I could not believe at first.
I have been ordering Bulasing which is a fusion which name is not just invented for the sake of inventing, but it is truly a great combination of Bulalo and Sinigang.
Head over to their Facebook Page to understand how you can order and deliver it to your place.
This is not a paid post so you can trust my reviews are fair and honest.
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同時也有11部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過21萬的網紅Ghib Ojisan,也在其Youtube影片中提到,China Town has two popular hawker centre: Maxwell and China Town Complex. But did you know there is another hawker centre popular among the locals? It...
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food station near me 在 Explore_HongKong Facebook 的最佳貼文
There are two famous night markets in Hong Kong - Ladies’ Street and Temple street (also known as Men’s street).
Both are located near the MTR station and sell different kinds of souvenirs, cheap merchandise and electronics. You can probably find a larger varieties of goods in Temple street but I personally like Ladies’ Street more, it is more spacious and more suitable for families. But when it comes to taking photos (and fortune-telling), Temple street is definitely a better option, and there are still some neonlight signboards around the area. It is a lively night market with plenty of things you can do🔮We will tell you our fortune-telling experience soon 🔮
There are a few open-air restaurants around temple street. Still haven’t had a chance to try them, anyone can tell me whether it is nice or not? But we have visited the well-known Claypot rice restaurant Four Seasons Pot Rice 四季煲仔飯 two years ago. Check out #explorehongkong_templestreet for the food review.
📍 Temple street, Yau Ma Tei 油麻地廟街
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Isaac, Joy and Papa Go Japan: Day 5 and 6, Asahidake and Mombetsu
On Day 5, we woke up at Hotel Bearmonte and when we looked out the window of our “Western Room with Loft” we saw the surroundings covered in a blanket of white.
“It snowed last night!” the kids exclaimed.
Yes, winter comes earlier to Hokkaido than the rest of Japan and we witnessed the arrival of the first post-autumn snow. It was a pretty sight.
After consuming an obscene amount of food at the breakfast buffet, we packed up our things and loaded up the car to head to Asahidake Ropeway.
To be fair, it was only a short walk from Hotel Bearmonte to the ropeway but the ground was covered in snow and only Joy had her mother’s waterproof snow boots on. Isaac was wearing his Nike track shoes and I was wearing my Allbirds sneakers. Not the best choice for traipsing in snow.
So we drove that short distance and parked the car as near to the entrance of the ropeway as possible, then took the scenic ride up Hokkaido’s highest mountain (2,291m).
We had a lovely hike at the Sugatami Station (altitude 1,600m), wearing borrowed rubber boots. We would have finished the full one-hour hike but snow starting falling heavily. Weather in the mountains must be respected and it can turn bad very quickly. So one must always know one’s limits.
Then it was lunch at the ropeway restaurant, and a drive back to Higashikawa.
The next day, I decided that we would drive out to Mombetsu. Actually it was not so organized. We were just looking for breakfast and we just drove further and further away from our home base until we found ourselves back in Kamikawa, but this time we found another ramen place there. Parking our car in the snow-covered car park, we walked over to Asahi Shokudo, and we were their first customers of the day.
Their ramen was worth driving from Higashikawa to Kamikawa for. Try their Maboroshi ramen made from natural Okhotsk sea salt. Limited to 20 bowls a day. I had Bowl One of Twenty.
Also great, their miso ramen. Some of the best ramen I’ve ever tasted. The owner, a handsome elderly gentleman whose face was on many of the photos on the wall, posing with celebrities, asked me where we were heading.
“Mombetsu,” I blurted out, even though it was just a random thought in my mind. I didn’t even know what was there. Just that I haven’t been there before, and I’ve covered A LOT of Hokkaido in prior trips.
“Ah,” he said, “about 95km from here. Maybe three hours in this weather. Drive carefully, ok? Big snow.”
I thanked him for the advice and my teens and I drove off towards Monbetsu. Along the way, I asked Isaac to look the town up and read me some facts.
Turns out Mombetsu is famous for crabs and for the port, the sea ice, and icebreaker ships. Well, it wasn’t quite sea ice season but we were already on our way there, so what the heck. Let’s go.
The snow got heavier and heavier as I drove on the highway. I was super-cautious because we Singaporeans don’t drive in snow very often.
As my children fell asleep one by one, my iPhone started playing Angels We Have Heard on High, by Sixpence None the Richer, though the car stereo.
On my windscreen, I saw snow gently falling. In the car, I heard:
“Angels we have heard on high,
Singing sweetly through the night,
And the mountains in reply
Echoing their brave delight.”
It was like a scene out of a winter movie. Except I was also a hyper-alert father driving as carefully as I can, mindful of the sleeping young charges in my care.
When we got to Mombetsu, there was no snow. Just windy cold coastal weather. I drove the kids to the Okhotsk Tower where you can normally see the sea ice in the Sea of Okhotsk and take icebreaker cruises. We settled for visiting the underwater observatory that is 8m below sea level.
And oh, we also made sure we visited the giant Crab Claw Statue that is the pride of Monbetsu town. Not visiting the Crab Claw in Mombetsu is like not visiting the Merlion in Singapore, ok? Must go one.
Wish I tasted some of that Monbetsu crab though. But it was a long drive back to Monbetsu, and at 4pm, it would soon be nightfall and I still had that snowy part of the highway to drive through. And miles to go before I eat.
Dinner.
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food station near me 在 Ghib Ojisan Youtube 的精選貼文
China Town has two popular hawker centre: Maxwell and China Town Complex. But did you know there is another hawker centre popular among the locals? It is called Hong Lim Market & Food Centre and it's actually pretty near the MRT station. My viewers told me I had to visit there, so here I am. Is the food really good? Is it worth visiting? Join me as I try 5 stalls in Hong Lim Market.
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food station near me 在 Zermatt Neo Youtube 的精選貼文
In this video, we headed down to Lim's Fried Oysters to eat a massive plate of Oyster Omelette. Lim's Fried Oysters is located at Berseh Food Centre, near Jalan Besar MRT station. Oyster omelette, also known as orh luak in Chinese dialect, is a traditionally Chinese dish brought over to Singapore by immigrants. It is a savoury dish with oysters tossed in eggs in the style of an omelette, with sweet potato starch added to make it thicker and crispier. It is usually accompanied with a chilli sauce on the side. Lim's Oysters is a family-run business that was passed down from father to son, who is the current chef, with over 50 years of operation.
For my serving, I ordered 20 plates worth (SGD$100), which were plated onto my giant plate. Garnished with coriander, it was speckled with thick, juicy oysters and looked tantalisingly good. The omelette was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, with a plump oyster present every other bite. Fried in lard, it was sinfully delicious with a visible pool of oil on my plate. The addition of the sour and slightly spicy chilli sauce, together with the fresh coriander, complemented the "heaviness" of the dish well. As always, with such a heavy, decadent dish, it became rather overwhelming towards the end. As a single serving, it would be a perfect and affordable treat for yourself during this Covid-19 period.
Do support local businesses and have a plate of Lim's Oyster Omelette!
Visit Lim's Fried Oysters at:
Berseh Food Centre, #01-32
166 Jln Besar
Singapore 208877
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This is our full review of our booking process and stay at an Airbnb listing in Shibuya, Tokyo during spring this year.
With a family of 5 travellers, I knew I needed a listing with certain amenities over others, was central and near to a train station and had a kitchen and laundry services.
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