Chicboy

The first time I ate at chicboy I know I will come back. Chicboy which stands for chicken and baboy offers inasal, inihaw and lechon. My favorite is Cebu Lechon which has a unique taste match it up with their vinegar and you would really ask for more rice.

Currently chicboy has 13 branches and some are even open 24 hours. What is also nice about chicboy is that it's price is reasonable. So bring the whole family, your barkada, officemates to a chicboy branch near you. I've tried almost all and I have not been disappointed. I give chicboy from 1 to 10 a rating of 8. Great taste and reasonable price

Chic-boy's special Lechon Sauce

Baguio it Means Pasalubong

Whenever my mom goes to Baguio she does not forget to buy me my favorite Alfajor. When you hear Baguio most people would ask for Peanut Brittle, Choco Flakes, Lengua de Gato or Strawberry Jam. For me Alfajor is the best.

I first had a taste of Alfajor when my friend brought me a pasalubong from Baguio. I was not too excited because my mom is always there and I am no longer looking forward to Baguio treats. I didn't even bothered opening it. It did not look so enticing. Then the following day I was craving for sweets, and I took my first bite of Alfajor. It was so good and addicting. Definitely a must try if you are in Baguio.

Good Shepherd Convent 15 Gibraltar Road, 2600 Baguio City

Where else can you buy the best Baguio treats, but from Good Shepherd. Alfajor is two shortbread cookies in between a caramel. Definitely sinful and always ruin my diet. If you are in Baguio do not forget to drop by Good Shepherd and buy Alfajor.

Alfajor is made of two shortbread in between dulce de leche 

Come Let's Eat

I am not a good cook, but I love to eat. I would like to try out anything, but because of limited budget I usually end up eating at cheap places and even places that we call turo turo. There are a lot of places to eat that you do not need to spend a lot, and what's funny is when other people finds out about the place even rich people wants to have a taste.

So join me in my journey to taste food in the Philippines. So Tara Kain Tayo! 


This blog is not limited to turo turo, tapsihan and isawan. I also eat at fast foods, restaurants and coffee shops.