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Food Trip Media Singapore Edition When you are visiting a new place, most specially in a foreign country one of the things that you should try is their best seller meals or food.  During my recent visit to Singapore, my high school bff Faith and her husband Louie was generous enough to go on a food trip with me. She was good enough to bring me to Singapore's authentic and oldest restaurants (brands) that up to know locals patronizes.  SONG FA BAK KUT TEH Have an original Bak Kut Teh experience where you can enjoy a fall-off-the-bone tender pork ribs and flavorful, peppery, spice-infused hot broth that has been enjoyed in the market since 1960's. Quick Fact: Bak kut teh literally means "meat bone tea". It refers to a soup brewed with pork ribs complete with various herbs and spices.  I really enjoyed the soup. Every sip soothes the tired soul. The soup was very flavorful and the pork ribs are indeed fall-off-the bone tender. ...

I have nothing against batchoy, I just personally don't crave for it and my sister, too. In our recent trip to Iloilo we tried all sort of food we feel like trying. I didn't make my own research at all, but good thing my sister have a list that she wanted to try. So we followed her list in our little food trip.  Unfortunately La Paz Batchoy was not on the list, she likes pasta but not so much into Batchoy. However, if you really like batchoy, Netong's Batchoy in La Paz is highly recommended. Ditse's Food Trip List; GRILLER'S OYSTER HOUSE According to Iloilo.net.ph When you say Griller's it is synonymous to Baked Talaba (Baked Oysters). They have probably the cheapest and the most delicious baked Oysters in Iloilo City. It's one of the must-go-to food places in Iloilo City to experience authentic Iloilo dish.  My sister Eunice was frequent here with her co-missionaries. And I love it here too. MADGE CAFE Madge Cafe i...

I heared about Jack’s Ridge a lot during the trip. It’s one place people in the group keep mentioning. Well, I couldn’t see or haven’t read about it from my blogger friends. What’s in it that these people keep mentioning.

The last stop is dinner at Haim Chicken Inato. It’s actually a lodging house that has a restaurant and a party place. And since we are many, the location is just right for the group to have dinner.

Baker’s Hill. I heard a lot about this place. Before coming to Puerto Princesa City Palawan, my friends from istorya.net already gave me pointers and set my expectations on what to do and what to expect in Palawan. And one of the “must not forget” is to visit Baker’s hill and buy a lot of hopia from there, and so I did.  People say they have the yummiest hopia ever. Out of curiosity, the day before the tour, I already bought the 5 piece pack of Baker’s Hill hopia at NCCC Mall. I wanted to try it first before buying in bulk hopia boxes which I might regret in the future. And because I consumed 5 pcs in one setting, it’s indeed yummy. It tastes so good that you can’t stop eating it. It’s best with a hot brewed coffee or mocha. It’s good with soft drinks too.