Breakfast Buffet at Millie’s Microtel, Pasay City

 

Dear

 

Breakfast at Millie’s was stylishly hearty. The food was superb and passed my standards with flying bolting colors (I’m very easy to please). But what caught my interest really were the items on display at the resto – vintage perfumes, ornate clutches and purses, sunglasses, lighters and passports. Apparently, these are Millie’s (the hotel president’s mother) collection from her travels around the world. Now I seriously want these glasses. Looked to me like something worn while watching an opera. Taray! You can tell from her collections that the lady traveled in style!

 

Millie’s breakfast buffet was completely satisfying – both to the stomach and my eyes.

 

Now that’s what I call fashionably yummy.

 

Love,

Dinner at Microtel Mall Of Asia, Pasay City

 

Dear ,

 

We had a feast under the stars, above the busy metro! The setting was actually pretty romantic. No distracting sounds, just the tinkle of silverware and soft chatter of acquaintances and newfound friends. Yummy sounds if you will ask me.

 

But the real star(s) of the show are the food! Here is a photo of my very first salmon. Again, am not a big seafood fan, but this just made me crave for one right now! The fish was cooked to perfection (perfect for me is when I forget that it’s actually a fish hehe), the mashed potato and butter sauce are the perfect sides to this dish. It was really good.

 

Another noteworthy dish is the Baby Back Ribs which, I think, is everybody’s favorite. Apparently, this is also Millie’s Restaurant’s (Microtel MOA’s in house resto) bestseller.

 

Christian said it was one of the most beautiful dinner he’s had. I would have to agree.

 

Let’s meet here sometime.

 

Love,

Microtel Mall Of Asia, Pasay City

 

Dear

 

That would be my favorite part of the room: the window seat! I can stay in there forever and have my coffee, read a book or just enjoy the view.  If you are planning to see the Pyromusical competition, I’m telling you, this would be the most romantic spot [and maybe the roof deck].

 

Love,

Microtel Mall Of Asia, Pasay City

 

Dear

 

One nice guy said he’d just go to this place to relieve stress. He brought us here and we didn’t argue. We stepped out of the roof deck and suddenly forgot we were in Manila! The white walls, floors and paints contrasting the bluest skies and bay made me think I was somewhere in Greece.

 

One night at Microtel MOA, this is life :D

 

Love,

Azalea’s Tradisyon Restaurant, Baguio

 

Dear

 

Of course, we can't leave Azalea without trying the food!

 

There's so much to love about the Azalea's Tradisyon (resto). The plated course meals are superb (see that? ain’t that pretty?).   But I love the breakfast buffet more. I love the ambiance--it's sunny and it’s not intimidating.  I love the cereals bar, which I personally think makes a breakfast buffet complete. I love the DIY eggs counter, the chef just made the fluffiest omelettes. And most of all, I found love in that potato dish we ate one morning. I didn't get the name, however. Sigh.  Whatever that dish is, it's love and it will keep me coming back to Azalea’s buffet table.

 

Bridal Veil Falls, Benguet

 

 

Dear

 

Have you seen the acrobats of Ibex from NGC’s Wild Case Files? You know those creatures that climb vertical walls? I swear the kids of Bridal Veil Falls along Kennon Road are like them! They stick to the walls! It’s interesting enough to see a waterfall along Kennon Road, and these kids make it crazier! I love it!

 

Baguio, you really are full of surprises!

 

Love,

Kennon Road, Baguio City

 

Dear

 

The Kennon Road view is otherworldly! Glad I got out and shot this moment. Crepuscular rays galore!

 

Love,