Travel tips and stories for tourists and travellers alike…and heaps of crappy travel pictures!
Lack of money and the pandemic made going on vacation difficult, but eh, that’s part of life…there will be brighter … Continue reading Sunny Chibas: The Restaurant Made For Comic, Video Game, And Anime Enthusiasts
Your grocery bill shouldn’t have to suffer just to feed yourself or your family. So try out these tips and see if they help you save some change by month-end! Continue reading Racking Up Chump Change: How to Save Money on Food
Filipino cooking can be inexpensive, yet filling. And it is a cuisine meant to be shared with loved ones. Continue reading Affordable Filipino Dishes to Try for Dinner
Before visiting Venice, my dad did his research on some cheap eats in Venice, and he discovered a bunch of cheap eats and popular places, including Fried Land. Continue reading Eating Their Way Through Venice
Next time you visit Portugal, particularly Lisbon, you’ll inevitably bump into a bakery or shop that sells pastéis de nata, or the world-famous Portuguese egg tart. Continue reading Pastel de Nata: The Divine Egg Tart of Portugal
If you can get over the fact that Maui is not a cheap travel destination (though you can still save some money with some planning and budgeting), it’s an incredibly gorgeous and safe travel destination, for couples, families, and solo travellers alike. Continue reading Eating My Way Through Maui
I think travelling is a pipe dream right now for me, and probably for a lot of other people. Oh well, how about settling your FOMO woes with some recipes to try out while you’re staying at home, exploring your backyard? Continue reading Comfort Food Ideas During the Pandemic: Let Your Tastebuds Travel For You
Most of us turned to food as a comfort during lockdown, myself included. Continue reading Pandemic Pizza: Homemade Vs. Store-Bought
When you book your island hopping tour, work up a sweat with some snorkelling and swimming to build an appetite for a delicious buffet lunch! Continue reading El Nido’s Island Hopping Tour Lunch Buffet
Travelling to the Pilipinas was a culture shock for me; in this country, my so-called Motherland, I’m a Canadian-Filipino. I bleed red, white, and maple leaf, but my stomach is genetically destined to crave chicken adobo, chicharron, and dinuguan for the rest of my life. Continue reading Visiting El Nido, Palawan
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