Yes, It's More Fun in the Philippines!

I guess by now my dear readers all of you have probably seen the Department of Tourism’s campaign, “It’s More Fun in the Philippines”. 

I sincerely believe in it. 

That being said, just like some of our fellow Filipinos, I am showing my support by heeding to DOT’s call to help in spreading the awareness to this campaign. (Read Anton’s post about it here)

I believe that this step is not just following through a bandwagon out of sheer force of habit.  Instead, this is something that must be supported despite the negative criticism, because this is for our country.

Besides, it’s FUN to think of some reasons out of thousands or more why you believe that indeed, #ItsMoreFUNinthePhilippines

CWC Camarines Sur

View from my room in San Juan City

Kamay Ni Hesus in Quezon Province

Balaw-balaw Restaurant and Art Gallery

Kanlungan Ni Maria Home For The Aged in Antipolo City

Pepita's Lechon

Beef Pares at Retiro

These are just few of the many reasons why I believe that it is more fun in the Philippines.  I would love to add more photos but I guess I should just post it on YedyLicious' Facebook account.

How about you? Do you believe that it is more fun in the Philippines? Why note create your own campaign and share it with us? I would love to read your thoughts about it!

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Cocoa Cheese Froth at Teaberi

You probably have an idea by now how Happy Lemon rocked my world, specifically their Cocoa with Rock salt and Cheese.  While I am crazy about milk teas in general, these drinks boasting of cheese on top are something I couldn’t bend my conscience quite enough to ignore.  When I visited Teaberi in Makati recently, it was their Cocoa Cheese Froth which got my attention.

Teaberi at Makati A.Venue Mall

Located beside David’s Tea House just right outside the Makati A.Venue Mall, Teaberi is a new player in the field of milk tea shops which I find promising.

Sparkling New Year Party at Pan Pacific Hotel Manila

I was supposed to write about a teaser about the grand dining experiences ( mind the plural ) I had at Pan Pacific Hotel Manila  but I decided to give way to this post first because our friends from Pan Pacific Manila enthusiastically shared with us the wonderful and sparkling new year’s party they had as they welcomed 2012.

No, I wasn’t able to take part of the celebration because as tradition dictates, I was with my family at home cooking up more than 12 dishes before the clock strikes 12.  ( do you guys also practice this belief?  12 dishes to represent each month of the year, much better if more than 12 for a prosperous year.  We do. All the time. Tiring, but fun.)