Frannywanny

Mexican in Boracay? I know it may sound weird to eat Mexican food in the beach as what normally comes to mind are platters of fresh seafood, fruit shakes and perhaps some grilled meats..but we're in Boracay and the choices are endless in this amazing island! Thus, right after we landed and rode the ferry to the port, took the trike to Station 1, checked into our resort, settled down and admired our rooms, we then attended to our growling tummies and headed straight to Mañana Mexican Cuisine for lunch. It was my sister's first time in Boracay last July and I was determined to make sure she enjoys. We're both huge fans of Mexican cuisine thus the endless supply of tortilla chips and salsa at home. It was a good thing that Mañana is located just a few steps away from Astoria Boracay , our home for the next three days in Boracay. It was way past lunch hour yet the place was packed. That's how life is in Boracay, people becomes less time-bound and they eat, party a...

I think I seriously need a break... *sigh* I feel that not being able to travel for more than two months is starting take a toll on the state of my mental and emotional health and I have to do something QUICK . Well, since I can't really just book myself a ticket and hop on the next plane anytime soon, I will then seek happiness by visiting a new restaurant and enjoying the company of really wonderful friends. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon when I met up with two of my former colleagues. It's funny that we only started hanging out after one of us has left the company. It was our common love for food that has brought us together. Every time we meet up, we make it a point to try something new. That day, it was at Ortigas Home Depot where we found two yummy food spots that's worth going back for again and again. First stop was at Buffalo Wings 'n' Things , entering the tiny restaurant, I saw various photos of American baseball games. The clean white walls and the l...