The Kitchen Mom by dhess

" ART is not what you see, but what you make others see" - Edgar Degas I'm feeling under the weather since last week. So when I received an invitation to explore the Art Capital of the Philippines which is  Angono Rizal, I immediately said "Yes!" I once heard that ART is a reflection of life. This is one of the reasons why I love to look at a painting. I want to know what is the artist's message using his/her paintbrush and canvas. From our meeting place in Makati to Angono, Rizal it took us about 1 hour and a half to our first destination. Itinerary: ➤ Angono Petroglyphs ➤ Carlos Botong Francisco Art Gallery ➤ Balaw Balaw  ➤ Blanco Family Museum ➤ Pinto Art Museum Angono Rizal Tunnel This is the only easy way going in and out of the Angono Petroglyphs. ANGONO  PETROGLYPHS ENTRANCE FEE: Adult: 20.00 Student: 10.00 ( PETROGLYPH means Rock Carving from the Historic times.) The An

Are you craving for some authentic taste of Japanese food but have a limited budget. I found this new place called Yokocho Food Court at the busy street of  Baclaran. It's the 1st Japanese Food Court here in Manila, Philippines.Yokocho is owned and managed by Mr. Jake Akagawa a half Japanese and Half Filipino businessman who decided to come back here in Manila to put  up the first Japanese food court here together with his Japanese friends. All the food stall  are all restaurant that already existed in Japan. Yokocho means "Side of a Main Street". In Yokocho Food Court there is 10 Japanese food stall that offers different Japanese dishes at a very affordable price. Every food stalls has their own specialties like ramen, noodles, sushi, maki, tonkatsu are some of the food that you can indulge in Yokocho. Japanese Crepes Ebi Tempura Takoyaki Chicken Stir Fried Noodles Gyoza Pork Barbeque The place is very accessib