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Is this place still open? I used to enjoy watching the cooks who had to wear wet towels over their heads to prevent their hair from catching on fire while cooking.

Ang Hang is sorely missed. So is Larry Cruz.

My vote has to go to BonEcho. That's the souped up Firefox.

Treo 650. Sana lang meron na siyang 3G and wifi!

Ok talaga sa Hidalgo. Lenses lang medyo angat ang HK, US at Singapore. Pero camera bodies and PS cameras are priced very competitively sa Quiapo.

No pit for me. Just a yellow lab who has the temperament of a PIT! Hehehe. Joke. Labs rule though!

I'm a happy Mugger. Black Macbook and a 17 inch iMac G5 at home.

Lord Stowe's on Tomas Morato is an ok coffee stop. Not so much for the coffee but the egg tarts are excellent.

Updharmadown and Cynthia Alexander will be here on the 26th.

 

sino pupunta?

What time start ng sets nila?

Any rating on the food at the Prince of Jaipur?

The curries are great and go very well with the buttered Indian bread. If you're not in a buttery mood, the plain nan should be ok. There are belly dancing nights too, but the belly dancers aren't that impressive. If you're lucky, the Brazilian instructress might be dancing, and that is always a treat. But her understudies are like pole dancers in beer houses.

Trellis at Market Market is a good place for sisig and ihaw ihaw fare.

Bianca's on Yakal Street near South Luzon Expressway serves excellent steaks. And there is a good wine selection as well to choose from. A bit pricey but well worth it.

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Carpaccio is also a good choice if you're already on Yakal Street. They serve great Italian food there and the panna cotta is one of the best there is. :cool:

Le Cabane on Pasay Road near Dusit. Very good French cuisine at affordable prices. Cozy ambience.

Try Chakik's near MC Home Depot along Julia Vargas. One of the best sisigs I've tried for about 150 pesos. Beer is cheap and the live bands are great.