A Meal Fit for an Emperor

A Meal Fit for an Emperor

Warning: Looking at the photos may cause hunger. Foodie Manila is not responsible for your cravings. I love my blog. Wait I’m being vague. Let me be more specific. I.LOVE.MY.BLOG. Today I was invited to have an intimate lunch at the New World Hotel’s Jasmine Cantonese Restaurant. Their head chef Choi Wing Ki prepared a special menu just for us. My first impression is that it was a...

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Food Photography 101

Food Photography 101

I have been blogging and food photography for almost 3 years now but only recently did I really take it seriously. It was just a wasteland of my thoughts and adventures before where I could every now and then see how I have developed as well as take a look back at my online chronicles of my so-called life. Food has always been and will always be a part of my blogging experience. The best way to...

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Foodie Manila will be flying to KL

Foodie Manila will be flying to KL

Hi Guys, So I finally did it. I booked a flight to KL. I couldn’t resist since a year ago, the last time I was in KL I had a taste of KL food, but wasn’t able to do a proper feature. (not to mention my photography sucked back then!) So this time around, armed with my photography gear as well as my new found love for food (ok so its not quite new) I booked a flight to KL. I am staying...

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Inaugural Day Lunch

Inaugural Day Lunch

Since the Foodie club has been on hiatus lately, some of the founding members decided to just have a quaint little lunch at Richard‘s place. We decided on having a time old tested classic of HCR. (Hainanese Chicken Rice for the uninitiated. Check out old post here) Between Bites and I have been talking about this lunch for quite some time not only for the food, but also for the kwento and...

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Secret Taste Test (Guest Photographer)

Secret Taste Test (Guest Photographer)

Every now and then I would have guest writers write entries for me regarding a particular restaurant and/or dining experience. I find this a thrill because it offers up a different point of view, in terms of the experience itself. I offer up a refreshing new perspective. For this series, I brought along a guest photographer! Surprise surprise right? Garry G. Angeles has been a friend for quite...

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The Secret Taste Test (2nd Series)

The Secret Taste Test (2nd Series)

Its been a week since the initial taste test was conducted, and based on the comments I got last week, we have improved the recipe as well as variety of burgers. This time around I came prepared as well. With the right equipment as well as right lighting techniques. I knew I was going to be styling the food. With each dish being prepped for my styling skills (or rather whatever I thought looked...

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Chocolate Comfort at Maitre Chocolatier Boutique Café

Chocolate Comfort at Maitre Chocolatier Boutique Café

Written by: Jane Chua of Between Bites Tuesday night, Bubba, Zips and I trudged to Jupiter Street to meet Eva Wong, the wits behind creative chocolate at the fabulously posh Maitre Chocolatier Boutique Café. Eva is Bubba’s long time friend but she can easily pass off as his cousin as well since they share the same family name. Ambiance was simply perfect Maitre Chocolatier Situated along the...

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King One

King One

We, as humans, usually associate things with certain memories. Whether it be a scent of an ex girlfriend of boyfriend, the way your house smells when your mom cooks a certain dish, or even the way your bed feels after a long and tiring day. Last Sunday, I encountered such an event. The night I was leaving for KL, our most awesome boss took us to steam boat place somewhere in Petaling Jaya I...

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Aglio e Olio Pasta (The Secret!)

Aglio e Olio Pasta (The Secret!)

Aglio e Olio is a traditional Italian pasta dish. Identifying it with countrified home cooking, cucina rustica, for it is made without seasonal or store-bought ingredients, many attribute its origin to the poverty-stricken and traditionally isolated region of Abruzzo; however it is quite popular elsewhere in the country. In keeping with its casalinga quality, it is traditionally made with...

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Eggs, Cravings, and Lazy Saturday Mornings

Eggs, Cravings, and Lazy Saturday Mornings

It was just one of those days every foodie dreads. As soon as one wakes up, the unmistakable grumbling of the tummy makes itself felt and even before you touch the floor with your bare feet you know you it was one of those days. “What to eat?” It sounds to benign and innocent. It seems as if the problem of what to ingest after an hours of sleep would matter less just as long as the...

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