Bag of Beans (Tagaytay) - Review

While waiting for our client, we decided to have coffee at Bag of Beans. The coffee shop got famous for their Alamid (Civet) Coffee. Too bad they don't offer it (for dine-in) anymore. But you can purchase packs/bags of it in their store. I'm not sure about the price though. Sorry, I forgot to check.

Twistix (Tagaytay) - Review

Upon exploring Summit Ridge's Promenade, I happen to notice a woman carrying a some sort of thing in a large barbecue stick. I got really curious!

Toscana Farms (Tagaytay) - Review

On our way to Bawai's Vietnamese Kusina to have lunch, we passed by Toscana Farms, Inc. After our reservations, we passed by it again--we got curious so we entered (the gate was wide open) They specialize is hydro-farming. Mostly, they offer Tomatoes, Bell-peppers, Basil, Oregano, etc.

Bawai's Vietnamese Kitchen (Tagaytay) - Review

As a birthday treat for my dad, my sister, treated the family for a lunch date at Bawai's in Tagaytay.

It's a Vietnamese restaurant that is managed and owned by a Vietnamese-Filipino family, residing here in the Philippines. The matriarch is a pure Vietnamese woman (Ba Wai - meaning: grandmother) who migrated here in the Philippines in the early 70's