Sip and Gogh Art and Drink Studio

Sip and Gogh, a Unique Art and Drinks Studio, Opens in Quezon City

by Trix Deseo

 Sip and Gogh, the country's first paint and sip studio, recently opened its doors to aspiring artists and wine enthusiasts. Targeted to both amateurs and art practitioners, Sip and Gogh lets you enjoy painting while sipping your favorite beverage in a bright and relaxing ambiance. Discover why you should 'gogh' to Sip and Gogh in this article below.    

Stacy's Restaurant - A Wonderful Fusion of Comfort Food

Stacy’s: A Place Like Home

by Cityzen | Katarina Antonio

 Warm and dainty are the first words that come to mind upon entering Stacy’s. The pastel colors, florals, and charming knick-knacks all contribute to the homey atmosphere. This is exactly what the owners wanted. Stacy’s is the brainchild of prop and food stylists Angelique Castro and Aby Nachura. They wanted a happy place where families and friends could get together and enjoy good comfort food. That’s exactly what they’ve achieved. The interiors are so bright and welcoming that you can’t help but smile when you walk through the door.

A Sweet Treat for Graduates at Bistro Remedios

Bistro Remedios treats graduates to desserts when they dine at Bistro Remedios on graduation day.  
 
Enjoy a choice of Bistro’s special Turon, spring roll of bananas with jackfruit, served with jaggery sauce or Leche Flan, egg custard with sugar topping or Claude’s Dream, Claude Tayag’s refreshing blend of pandan-flavored gelatin on a cream of macapuno, topped with fresh coconut meat.  

Delicious Food at Greeka Kouzina Restaurant

Celebrating Life at Greeka Kouzina

by Cityzen | M.C. Jose

 Popular culture seems to enjoy associating the Greeks with celebration. If films such as “Mamma Mia!” and “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” have anything to say about the Greek way of life, it is that they are big-hearted folks who find contentment in love, familial relationships and joy. Greeka Kouzina, one of the newest—and the blessed few—Greek restaurants in Manila is just as keen as expressing the celebration of life through their delicious food.

Smoper Chicken Dubbed as "Korea's Jollibee" is now in the Philippines

The Korean Invasion Continues With Smoper Chicken

by Marian Joy Hernandez

Dubbed as “Korea’s Jollibee,” Smoper Chicken has 800 outlets in the land of the morning calm. That’s like being Korea’s national fast food chain—not a small feat for a fried chicken joint.

Its location in One McKinley Place Podium at Bonifacio Global City makes it the first branch outside Korea and in the Philippines. Visit it any given day and you’ll likely see Koreans, in groups, enjoying a basket of fried chicken in this new shop. It’s also not surprising to see mostly young professionals grabbing a bite and taking a break from the offices located nearby because Smoper Chicken exudes an unassuming, no-fuss vibe that is both comfortable and familiar.

Las Flores - A Taste of Spanish Cuisine

Las Flores: As Spanish as It Gets

by Cityzen | Crystal Joy Rebucas

 When you come upon a really strange challenge before reaching your destination, you may see it as bad luck; but most of the time I do manage to amass a certain degree of positivity to know it will be worth it. I say this because of the address of Las Flores: it says 25th Street in Bonifacio Global City, and it took us a while to figure out that the other half of the street is located on the other side of the block. They might as well name it another street because you know cars can’t slice through vacant lots and buildings.