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If you are looking for a classic Filipino-Chinese restaurant in Quezon City where the whole family can enjoy a satisfying meal, The Original Savory Chicken PH – Banawe Branch is a place worth checking out. Located at 347 Del Monte Avenue corner Banawe Street, Barangay Manresa, Quezon City, this branch offers the familiar flavors that have made Savory a long-standing name among Filipino diners. Our family recently visited The Original Savory Chicken Banawe, and we came with one goal: to enjoy a good family meal and try several of the dishes that Savory is known for. Instead of ordering only the famous chicken, we decided to make our visit a little more exciting by ordering several dishes to share. Among the food we enjoyed were the traditional Savory fried chicken, Yang Chow Fried Rice, Savory Lumpia Shanghai, Beef with Broccoli, red sauce chicken, Pancit Bihon, and Pancit Canton. With several dishes on the table, it turned into the kind of family meal where everyone could try something...

There are some family experiences that become more memorable because they happen unexpectedly, and our visit to the Quezon City Mooncake Festival was definitely one of them. What started as an opportunity to enjoy a local celebration turned into a fun-filled family adventure filled with games, prizes, delicious food, colorful displays, photographs, and plenty of happy memories that we will remember for a long time. We were excited to participate in the Quezon City Mooncake Festival, which was held at the intersection of Banawe Street, Del Monte Avenue, and Sta. Rosa Street in Quezon City. The area was filled with festive energy as families, friends, and visitors gathered to enjoy the celebration. For us, the festival was not simply about watching the activities. We wanted to experience it together as a family, join the festivities, explore the food stalls, take pictures, and most importantly, have a great time together. And as it turned out, our family became part of one of the most ex...

One rainy late afternoon, we decided to go out for a late lunch or maybe have a heavy snack somewhere not-too-far yet not-so-near and not-a-typical-kind-of restaurant. We have been seeing a lot of posts on Facebook about concept resto’s and we really like to visit one 😉 We found ourselves loitering around PhilCoa, a busy place within Quezon City in the Philippines. We’re trying to find the infamous Rainbow Dreams Café. It’s supposed to be located at #80 Maguinhawa St. Well, a good map would be a great help besides Waze 😉 Just minutes away from Quezon City Circle, or if you’re commuting, best is from PhilCoa, rent a tricycle and just say you’re going to #80 Maguinhawa St. and they’ll take you there for less than 20 pesos. A resident on the place told us that there are a lot of Food Park within the area, well, not a bad idea to go back one day and even without any plans, just drop by and see what happens 😉 On a quick research, The Rainbow Dreams Café is co-owned by Ms. Alyss...