Aside from The Aristocrat Restaurant, two more restaurants were introduced to us during our weekend trip to Subic which both situated in Harbor Point Ayala Mall in Subic Bay Freeport Zone — SumoSam Japanese Restaurant and Seafood Island.

SumoSam  was said to be one of the leading Japanese restaurants in the Philippines in terms of affordability and high-quality Japanese cuisines. I was very excited at that point because I just came back from Japan, and I wanted to see if SumoSam serves Ramen that’s close to an authentic Ramen in Japan or shall I say, if they serve an authentic Ramen?

The place is quite tiny for a large group of people eating altogether, although they have tables outside, it would be nice to dine inside the restaurant itself to enjoy the Japanese atmosphere.

Tori Chizu Rolls

Tori Chizu Rolls is one of the best sellers of SumoSam.  It’s mainly made of grilled cream cheese, bacon, chicken. Maybe it was called chizu because of the cream cheese’s prominent taste which is really delectable to the tongue! Valued at PHP 329++, Tori Chizu Roll was the order that gone fast from our table, no doubt it became our instant favorite. Read more…

Preview of JEST Camp Aerial Adventure Walk

After getting high at Treetop Adventure, we immediately advanced to JEST Camp, a military-like activity camp area which is located in the same vicinity of Treetop Adventure. And just before the adventure began, we were welcomed by a peacock. There were actually a lot of them, a sign that you’re about to experience the wilderness.

Originally, we were to try the Jungle Survival training but since it was already late in the afternoon, they informed us that Bird Discovery Center (Bird Sanctuary and Aviary Walk) and Aerial Walk were the things that we’d try instead.

Tours in zoos or aviaries are usually boring; but thanks funkiest JEST Camp tour guide! We were really entertained by his new-fashioned jokes that made the entire tour interesting and unforgettable.

He first introduced the “Luto sa Kawayan” which, according to him, was one of the menus they serve in the military restaurant. We even noticed a young good-looking cook and unfortunately, I was only able to capture his sexy back.

As we go along, we were introduced to different kind of aviary where some rare bird species can only be found. They were very active the time were explored the area. They were lodged in a huge birdcage where all of them looked healthy and plump, an indication that birds were very well fed. Read more…

Enjoying the personal view of the rolling terrain of Chocolate Hills was one of the tourist highlights in Bohol. Prior to having lunch at Loboc River Cruise, we exhausted ourselves by climbing the 214 steps leading us to the observation deck where one can view the hills up close and even count them!

One of us even wanted to back out because of the height, but in the end she continued and didn’t mind or she’d be left alone below! Fairly well, the 214 steps was worth it! Upon reaching the observation deck, a beautiful sight greeted us and gave us excitement to play with the hills.  The Chocolate Hills was indeed a great wonder of nature. But how these hills were formed?

A local tour guide explained that they were formed when tectonic process happened millions of years ago causing the seabed to uplift. From there, I realized that these hills were not piles of mud which formed underground but are limestone.

A group of sexy Europeans doing the pyramid

At the observation deck, there was a photographer who took photos of every tourists so you can buy it as souvenir from their DIY photo booth.

We then spotted these European tourists with skins almost tan and bodies that were fit. The guy in white tank was hot and I just couldn’t take my eyes away from him. His tattoo made him hotter and Read more…

When Treetop Adventure in Subic opened few years ago, I have always wanted to invite my friends and family to try their ultimate fun. That’s why I was very delighted when I found out that Treetop Adventure was part of our post-Valentine treat from Subic Homes.

Getting ready for the Silver Surfer Read more…

Aliwan Fiesta or dubbed as “The Mother of All Fiestas,” is an annual event that gathers different cultural festivals of the Philippines in Star City Complex in Pasay City wherein contingents compete in dance parade and float competitions, as well as in a beauty pageant. Organized by Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) together with Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the cities of Manila and Pasay, with prizes totaling to P3 million (roughly US$70,000).

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