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Compilation of Batad blogs
This is probably one of my few blogs that centers on a restaurant. I guess that’s just not my niche and I find it challenging to describe food taste other than using the 5 basic tastes! However, I give exemption to outstanding restaurants and those with a story worth sharing.
Banaue was my home base for my last month in the Philippines and I was able to live like a local somehow. I didn’t travel much in the Banaue area like Happao rice terraces, except for the Batad rice terraces which I have blogged about extensively. However, I did eat a lot and tried the restaurants and carinderia (afforfdable local eatery) here.
This is probably one of my few blogs that centers on a restaurant. I guess that’s just not my niche and I find it challenging to describe food taste other than using the 5 basic tastes! However, I give exemption to outstanding restaurants and those with a story worth sharing.
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Banaue was my home base for my last month in the Philippines and I was able to live like a local somehow. I didn’t travel much in the Banaue area like Happao rice terraces, except for the Batad rice terraces which I have blogged about extensively. However, I did eat a lot and tried the restaurants and carinderia (afforfdable local eatery) here.
This is probably one of my few blogs that centers on a restaurant. I guess that’s just not my niche and I find it challenging to describe food taste other than using the 5 basic tastes! However, I give exemption to outstanding restaurants and those with a story worth sharing.
Banaue was my home base for my last month in the Philippines and I was able to live like a local somehow. I didn’t travel much in the Banaue area like Happao rice terraces, except for the Batad rice terraces which I have blogged about extensively. However, I did eat a lot and tried the restaurants and carinderia (afforfdable local eatery) here.
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