Category: Dining

  • Cebu: Tightrope Coffee (F. Cabahug Branch)

    Cebu: Tightrope Coffee (F. Cabahug Branch)

    I’ve been hearing about this coffee shop for some time now, so when we were in Cebu City for an errand last week, we decided to visit their F. Cabahug Branch. I ordered a Himalayan Latte, which was good. I felt the saltiness had balanced the bitter taste of coffee, the sweetness of sugar, and…

  • Cebu: T Shine Resort and Spa’s Zenith Rooftop Bar

    Cebu: T Shine Resort and Spa’s Zenith Rooftop Bar

    We visited T Shine Resort and Spa’s Zenith Rooftop Bar yesterday to celebrate a friend’s birthday. Known for the above decor of a jeepney and its views of the sunset, our drinks arrived just in time when the sun was about to set. T Shine Splash is their signature cocktail, with beer, calamansi shake, tequila,…

  • Dining at Ronda, Cebu’s Les Maisons D’Itac

    Since Les Maisons D’Itac is a secluded resort, we had most of our meals prepared by their staff.  (I went out for dinner only once, and even this was a challenge since there was no available transportation going out.  The manager was so nice, though, as he offered to drive me to my friend’s restaurant in nearby Dumanjug.)  The…

  • Russia: Out and About in Yekaterinburg

    Since our event in Yekaterinburg was still in the evening, we had some free time to go around the city on Day 02. As we already did a quick tour the day before, we had no itinerary that day and decided to just walk around.  We stayed at Novotel, which was really convenient because it’s…

  • Isla Naburot: A Foodie’s Haven

    As shared in my previous post, our dining experience in Isla Naburot was so satisfying it requires a separate post. Isla Naburot’s room rate is at Php 12,000 per night and inclusive of 3 meals.  It’s expensive, yes, but the experience is definitely worth splurging on and the food is so good it in itself…