Banapple Ayala Triangle

Kitt's birthday is in two days but we celebrated it today. Everyone's there except for the Sandra-Arnie loveteam, and Anne's boyfriend Boying who's in LA.

Rolled lasagna.

A Very Japa-nice Valentine

I don't remember the last time I went on a decent Valentine's date. Seriously. So when I learned that Jeff had the whole day planned, I never asked. I wanted to be surprised. It wasn't like the poshiest dinner someone could ever have, this isn't the first time we've had Japanese but it just felt too special for me. He made an early reservation at Sugi in Greenbelt 2 because as expected, couples will be everywhere.

Bacolod: The City of Smiles and Sweets and Foooood!

So this is technically my first trip outside Luzon. I know right? I'm such a loser. And this is something big because I'm traveling with Jeff. I am not really a big fan of the Azkals. Just so-so. The main reason I was there? This:

The scarf Jeff and I sold in Panaad Stadium. Business!

And the second reason why I'm there? The fooooood! Jeff has been going in Bacolod for the past four months because of work and been telling me how good the food is. His stories never disappointed me. :)

SEx in the City

It was weird the first time I heard them call it SEx. But yeah, people from the South (Paranaque, Alabang etc.) call Sinangag Express, SEx. Haha.

Jeff picked me up around 11PM of February 8 because our flight to Bacolod is at 4:20AM the next day. We went there for the Azkals game. The Bacolod trip deserves a post of its own, so we'll talk about it later. Jeff said he's hungry and I suggested we eat at Sinangang Express. Woot!

The menu. It's pretty cheap, yeah? But fare to the south is expensive. Haha.

Going Korean

We actually planned to go to the spa but Callospa was fully booked. I never thought that we needed to reserve or something. So anyway, I suggested we go to a Korean restaurant. We first went to Hanoel, which is infront of Mercury Drugstore and National Bookstore. Antipolo peeps, you know this place, yeah? Food was so-so. I wasn't very happy about it. And I was so frustrated they don't have that grilled Korean bacon (I later remembered that it was called Samgyupsal. I haven't eaten in a Korean restaurant in years!) So I said maybe we should go to the other Korean restaurant near Ever Supermarket.

First stop: Hanoel's Coffee Shop and Restaurant

Hotdog, Lamb and Desserts

I found a couple of random cellphone pictures of food. These are some of those we ate but I forgot. Weird. These are my favorites. How can I ever forget about these? So this post will include something American, something Greek and something Italian. ;)

19 December 2010. Sabret. Eastwood Cinema.

I don't eat pork. So obviously, I haven't been eating hotdogs. After watching Chronicles of Narnia, I noticed this hotdog stand and Jeff said that it's beef. I never had second thoughts, we had to eat it. Haha. Before serving the hotdog, the crew asked us what condiments will she put. I said I want everything; chili con carne, catsup, mayo, and mustard. It's also served with chips. Very American.