Similar in name and substance with the Tagalogokoy, a street food that is said to have originated from the province of Laguna, but different in form. Zamboanga’sukoyis spherical—almost egg-like—is filled withtogue(bean sprouts), and topped with a small shrimp on top. It’s best eaten ...
Of course, you want to ensure that your “best friend” eats fresh food. Otherwise, he might get sick. Since we are talking about a dog in the Philippines, you will notice that you can easily offer him rice, home-cooked food, meat, and veggies, and it will be just fine. Feeding yo...
“The obelisk and the dome are common sights in the monuments and buildings of the Brotherhood. The obelisk is an ancient phallic symbol of the male energy and solarenergy and the dome represents the female or moon energy. Often they are placed together or close to each other. This is the...
Americans just don't do street food like those living in Asia. Sure, you've got your massive pretzels, halal cart chicken and rice plates, and I suppose NYC's iconic dirty water dogs count. But those all pale in comparison to balut. Translating to "wrap" in Tagalog and Malay, balut ...