I DRESS-UP AND EAT

I've researched another Cafe within Cebu City and ended up this cutesy, girlish Korean-inspired cafe located at a building that is adjacent to the Grand Convention Center in Archbishop Reyes Avenue. Second Stop: C A F E    T I A L A Cafe Tiala has a different theme from the first cafe that we stepped foot on (remember Coffee Prince? HERE ) since they have ladies dress in maid uniforms to welcome and render their services to the customers. Complementary sandwich and hot tea. Cute menu set that comes in a box. Of course, we ordered Korean spicy noodles and rice which was presented in a heart shape, another cutesy presentation. Fish cakes, so rich in flavor, that's why we ordered rice. I promised myself (almost like a vow, lol) that every time I visit a cafe for the first time, I have to order my favorite caffeinated Java or chocolate chip frappe.  Good that Cafe Tiala has their rendition of Java chip frappe.  It's presentation perfectly matches for a princess, a frappe...

I have been attracted to the thought of visiting Korean-themed, or any themed, cafes within the metro.  Social networking sites have been flooded with photos and stories of the different cafes that have sprouted randomly in the city.  And guess what?, these cafes are worth-bragging and seemingly awesome with not just about how they beautify their  interiors, or how they materialized their concepts, but it is also more on the delectable good eats they offer that makes all these cafes ultimately interesting.  Hence, I started my own cafe-hopping adventures.  This write-up would commence my series of postings about the cafes that I have visited and the foods / drinks that I have tasted from their enticing menus. I am calling this series: CAFE CHRONICLES First stop: C O F F E E   P R I N C E The name of the cafe is indeed inspired by the 2007 South Korean television drama series " Coffee Prince " starring Yoon Eun-Hye and Gong Yoo. Coffee Prince is lo...

Please bear with me in this another long-overdue posting.  A day after Christmas, we headed to Davao to visit relatives.  This has been an annual activity for the past three years and counting.  Just want to share to you the places I've been in Davao.  It is a peaceful place to be. Add caption First time in SM Lanang Premier in Davao, and first time to dine in SUMOSAM.   at the People's Park After our first try in LEGASPI SUITES , we promised ourselves to stay only in this hotel  every time we visit the city. My breakfast at Legaspi Suites What I Wore in Davao: Although it was December, but we never had cold day temperatures on this month.  So my outfit, looks like it was summer time.  My cap is on, strutted those scallop shorts, fitted print tee, and a sweater on the waist for a semi-grunge feel.  Don my pink flats ready for comfy walks. Happy Sunday to all!