The Eatventurers

For this year’s Independence Day, the Eatventurers would like you to look back to one of the underrated historic places in Manila — Remedios, Malate. Remedios Circle was ruined during the World War II and was also a former cemetery. It was rebuilt into a park and has since become the heart of Manila’s night life.  Surrounding Remedios Circle’s water fountain are three restaurants owned by LJC Restaurant Group — Bistro Remedios, Cafe Adriatico and Polka Dot Bakeshop.

The University of Santo Tomas area is known for the food establishments that surround it but most of them offer almost the same variety of food. If you’re looking for something new to the palate and the eyes, try Wild Kinjo located at P. Noval Street, corner Delos Reyes Street, Sampaloc, Manila, just above Tap N Chop.

Dedicating 27 years of bespoke catering innovation to happy employees In 2003, Jerome joined Josiah's Catering as a waiter. He can still recall how they would set up monoblock chairs in parties and cover tables with half-drop tablecloths.  The company was young back then. Now that Josiah's Catering has marked 27 years of bespoke catering innovation, Jerome's career has also flourished together with the company's success. He is now a banquet supervisor.  Josiah’s Catering celebrates its 27 years of bespoke catering innovation at The Blue Leaf Filipinas in Aseana City with a gorgeous banquet setup and delectable cuisines that mirror its long years of experience.

Did you miss Mr. Sun? The past few weeks have been rainy and so seeing sunshine was such a rare thing, but how do we enjoy this hot weather? The Eatventurers discovered Frit Cone’s stall in 2016 but it was only this year that we tried their Graham Fruit Chill.

Say hello to this new cafe-restaurant in town! A must-try for people who wants something new near DLSU, DLS-CSB, or St. Scholastica.

"Life is too short for bad steaks," the menu of Rap Steaks and Cakes says and we agree.

If you’re already used to eating on commercialized burgers, The Eatventurers will introduce you to a not yet famous burger joint that can compete with mainstream ones. Bluegreen-colored buns

SM City Manila maybe among the smallest SM Malls in the metro but since it is located at the heart of the country's capital, it is one of the good malls to rediscover not only for shopping but also for casual dining. Just recently, The Eatventurers joined other bloggers of Manila to take on a food crawl in 12 restaurants in SM Manila. We enjoyed exploring the millennial eats and surprised of the treats each offered.  Here's a review and photo blog on the gastronomic places we've discovered in order :

The Eatventurers opened this mini-food review section for all the food we tried via take-out, food stalls, or those new food on hype. First food we'll review — the newly-opened Pablo . Is it worth lining up for?

This rainy weekend calls for a "ramen weather" so after a month of posting the teaser on our Instagram and Facebook , here's the reveal on where the Eatventurers bought their P90 authentic Japanese-tasting ramen. *Drum rolls* It's in... Where is this ramen place?

For the first time last April 20 to 24, 2016, the Philippines hosted the World Street Food Congress. World Street Food Congress 2016