Our Filipino breakfast

November 3rd 2011
After an overnight stay (a big thanks to my buddy Alan and his wife for their hospitality) in Alan's home, he and I went out for breakfast on our way to the airport. Alan chose a no-frills restaurant that specializes in authentic Filipino breakfast dishes. As expected, it was my type of eatery. It is minimalistic yet clean – just the way I like it as I care more about the quality of food tha ... read more

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Rick

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As a native of the Philippines, I grew up in a district of Manila known as the poorest and the most densely populated area in the country. During that time, I didn’t get a chance to see the beauty of its 7,107 islands. In fact, I didn’t even realize such places even existed within the country and outside the confines of what I conceived was the “true” Philippines. All that changed during a trip to the Philippines to attend my 25th year high school reunion. That was the first time I have been back to my birth place since I immigrated to the US after my high school graduation. It was ... full info

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