Endless gelato flavors at Gelatissimo | Vlogmas No. 11
If you’re into trying new ice cream flavors, Gelatissimo got you fam.
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Valentine’s Day treats: Something bitter and sweet
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Have you already picked up a present for your significant other? If the answer is no, you’d better get that soon. And if you ask The Eatventurers what to give during the most romantic day of year, we’d definitely say food. Food is the language of love and how cool is it to express it in the form of a delicious gift? The Eatventurers listed down the Valentine's treat for every relationship status:
Review: Why Rap Steaks and Cakes is our go-to restaurant for steaks
"Life is too short for bad steaks," the menu of Rap Steaks and Cakes says and we agree.
Review: Conutink Philippines' coconut ice cream delight
Ice cream is one of the most common desserts in tropical countries. In Mall of Asia, one of the largest malls in the Philippines, the Eatventurers stumbled upon a stall offering delicious ice cream very close to the heart of Filipinos: coconut ice cream!
Korean eats: Finely shaved Snowboom Dessert Cafe’s Bingsu
Ever since there was a Korean craze in Manila, people got to recognize the Korean culture including its food and famed desserts. Among the most popular desserts which reached the Philippine soil aside from Korean ice creams are Bingsu, sometimes spelled here as “bingsoo.” Bingsu is a Korean shaved ice dessert with various toppings like chocolates, fruits, and beans, served in a bowl. Milk and other flavorings serve as its syrup. It is similar to our very own Halo-halo. In the neighborhood of Taft Avenue, The Eatventurers discovered a hangout place which mainly offers Bingsu. It is called “Snowboom Dessert Cafe.”