their homepage says so...
and I think it is just being true to itself...
The motor ride took us about 30 minutes from our place in Alumbong, Panglao to Dao, Dauis. The trickling heat of summer almost burnt us like barbecues. I thought the ride will not be that long, but I think I miscalculated again ( I usually do) the distance.
Yes, the Bohol Bee Farm specializes in culturing bees, making local artifacts, and organic food.
Since we we still have to tour the countryside of Bohol that day, we weren't able to try their hilot sessions but we our tastebuds were able to get a treat from their hot, hot, hot menu.
1. Puto Maya't Tsokolate
2. Honey-glazed Bangus
3. Ginataang Alimango
4. Organic Salad
Takam na takam talaga si kwanghui...
Masarap?
If you are planning to go to Bohol Bee Farm, just ask the friendly locals for directions as it is quite hard to locate the place.
BOHOL BEE FARM
Ms. Vicky Wallace
Dao, Dauis, Panglao Island, Bohol
+6338.5022288
+63917.3041491
vickywallace@boholbeefarm.com
Monday, June 23, 2008
Bohol Bee Farm
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Party at Warehouse 135
Last Friday, our company has decided to throw a Flower Party at Warehouse 135. This is the 1st major event in our company this year. Unlike the previous year, we have quarterly bar parties and 2 out of town trips. I was expecting a fun day outside the Metro, but sad to say, there is an ongoing curtailing of unnecessary expenses.
Anyways, the motif itself is kinda baduy. I'm sorry to say this. It sounds like Mayor Atienza is going to the party at the sound of flower. The previous "Luau Party" sounds more acceptable than "Flower Party".
Yes, I did stay just for a couple of hours as I have to attend my office works first. When I arrived at around 11pm, everyone was already in a hyper mode and was sweating around, a contrast to my fresh-showered body.
The lights was good, music was fine, and it was spacious.
As usual, there was an open bar and free pica-picas. The whole crowd was banging and the bar itself is not bad at all.
But sad to say, I only drank a glass of mixed vodka since I have to go back to the office and fix a few things.
Overall, I had a great 2-hour bonding time with my office friends... :)
Warehouse is a new bar in Makati frequented by partyphiles nearby Ayala Ave and also visited by those who prefers a little privacy and space.
Warehouse 135
Yakal St. near Makati Fire Station Ayala Ave. cor Buendia Ave.
Entrance Fee: Php150-Php250 (around $3-$5) depends on the occassion
**Slippers, sandos, and men's shorts are not allowed.
Monday, May 19, 2008
Hooters Philippines
We went to MOA (Mall of Asia) last Saturday, hoping to watch a portion of the weekly WORLD PYRO OLYMPICS but to our DISMAY, it was postponed again due to bad weather...They announced that they will have it on the next day...when we went there...IT WAS POSTPONED AGAIN for the f**king ninth time...We ended up eating in Hooters...which we want to visit since they opened a Philippines franchise...
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Manila Hooters Girls - a BIG Disappointment!!!
photo courtesy of Anton
After a long wait...Manila Hooters is already here in Manila!!!
Sad to say, when I found out the pictures in Anton's blog, the Manila Hooters girls are way beyond from their International Counterparts!!!
I can't help but to gasp with a BIG DISAPPOINTMENT feeling about this!
I was expecting good-looking, sexy, smart girls....
Sad to say, they did not meet the requirements!!!
I was surprised to see the Manila Girl Hooters...
They looked like they were picked up from the Ermita streets...Manila Hookers
They are a lot of beautiful and smart looking Filipinas. Sad to say, we are not well represented...
I hope Manila Hooters will not be like LA Cafe or Outback...full of Manila Hookers!!!
eventhough, i still want to go there....for a catfight....just kidding
Good thing, their food looks delicious and enticing
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The best time to go there is before May 8 while the International Hooters Girls are still here or else...
Hooters
Esplanade
Mall of Asia
Pasay City
Read More: Hooters Philippines
Monday, April 28, 2008
Amici Restaurant
Cuisine: Italian
Country: Philippines
I'm no big Italian Resto fan but sometimes I crave for pastas and pizzas...Since we have no plans in getting somewhere one boring Saturday, we have decided to try out one of the best Italian Resto in the metro. Amici restaurant is run by Italian nuns and it has been featured in newspapers and in internet websites in Philippines and in abroad.
Good thing, the resto is just a few blocks away from our place though we still need to ride a jeepney to get there.
The ambience is like European cafeteria style since it is in front of Don Bosco College Technical Institute. Mostly they cater to students and office workers in Makati.
Food are of reasonable prices. Pastas just costs around Php125 ($3) to Php250 ($6) and pizzas are about Php250 - Php400 ($6-$9.50). You can also have gellatos for desert that costs Php45 - Php60 ($1-$1.50) only.
The food was great and it is a good place to dine in and chill out with friends and family.
Amici di Don Bosco
1299 Don Bosco School, Arnaiz Ave. cor Chino Roces Ave.
Makati City
Phone Number: 818-4444
Open from 7:00am to 9:00pm, Monday to Sunday
Food Blogging
i love to eat
my bar hopping days are over since im no longer a teenager
and my body is already losing the hype that i used to have
right now, im into resto-hopping...and i've decided to start food blogging!
i love trying out different restaurants, however, my taste buds is not that adventurous
believe it or not...i'm a filipina who never got to taste balut...
i feel sick whenever someone is eating balut in front of me...
i just couldn't handle the duck embryo being eaten with hairs and all that stuff...
hope next time i can show you a pic of a balut
