If you’re in search of a culinary adventure that transports you straight to the vibrant streets of Mexico City, look no further than “Uno Mas,” a delightful Mexican cart serving up authentic street food right here in Vista Mall Iloilo. From the moment you approach the cart, you’re greeted by […]
If you’re craving a taste of Seoul’s bustling street food scene but find yourself miles away from the vibrant markets of South Korea, fear not! Omo, a charming Korean cart tucked away in the heart of Vista Mall Iloilo, faithfully brings the essence of Korean street food right to your […]
“A vigorous nationalism requires a return to the generation grassroots the source of our personality.” History repeats its tale. Stories about the past are retold by Sara and are handed down from generation to generation. Historical annals that Sara was founded in 1877 amidst the chaos and confusion of the […]
There are different stories and versions, more of a legend, each claiming to be a real legend of the town’s name. First Story Lemery was a corrupt word from the Spanish word, Laminaria, the luminescent lamp. It is referred to a very tall tree, a pale Maria, a variety of […]
Iloilo City Mayor Jerry P. Treñas has once again showcased Iloilo City to the world especially its greening initiatives during the World Governments Summit in Dubai last Feb. 12 to 14. Treñas, who was the lone invitee for the cities from the Philippines, focused his presentation entitled “Resilient Iloilo for […]
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Established in Iloilo as Ynchausti the early part of the 19th century, Ynchausti y Co. opened Compania. In a small store in lloilo as ship chandlers. Later, it engaged in importing foodstuffs from Spain and operating a shipping company, with boats plying from Manila to lloilo. In 1934, when the […]
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They say that while nursing a wounded heart over a lost love in Capiz, Jovita Fuentes heard a maid sing a folksong that moved her. The lyrics reflected her sentiments. And so she documented, arranged and popularized this kundiman. Ahay! Kalisud Kalisud sang binayaan. Adlao gab-i pirmi ta ikao guina-tangisan […]
Negritos, Indonesians, and Malays were the earliest settlers in the region. Trade with other Asian peoples, particularly the Chinese, added to the diversity of the Ilonggos. With Spanish colonization came Spanish lineage. As the region increasingly developed, greater economic activity attracted the Chinese to settle in areas such as Molo. […]
Coffeebreak Café is a cozy cafe nestled in a bustling city neighborhood. The air is filled with the rich aroma of freshly ground coffee beans, and the sound of steaming milk and chatter from patrons creates a lively ambiance. The cafe buzzes with laughter and friendly exchanges, creating a sense […]
Mr. Pao (Siopao d’ Infante) is a place that tantalizes multiple senses, from the aroma freshly steamed buns wafts through the air, mingling with the savory aroma of the fillings inside. The store only caters to take-out customers. Mr. Pao Menu The menu offers a variety of Siopao fillings, from […]