
Alexander Villarante
Alexander Villarante is a passionate culinary professional with more than 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry, having built his career in prestigious five-star luxury hotels abroad. He studied Culinary Arts at the Singapore Boston Business School, where he developed a strong foundation in both classical and modern culinary techniques. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside talented chefs from diverse cultural backgrounds, refining his skills and gaining extensive experience in creating exceptional dining experiences. His dedication to excellence has earned him recognition in the competitive culinary scene. Alexander participated in the Philippine Culinary Cup, where he received several citations for his creativity, technical expertise, and commitment to his craft. These achievements reflect his passion for continuous learning and his pursuit of culinary excellence.
With layers of golden orange and deep red, Manila Sunrise is a refreshing mocktail inspired by the breathtaking sunrises that paint the skies over Manila Bay.
A staple we all know is a Filipino go-to snack—the Banana Cue is simple, affordable, and incredibly satisfying. Read this recipe to learn how to make it!
Sinaksakan belongs to a broader tradition of Filipino food that makes use of grains, root crops, and fruits as substantial sources of nourishment.
The first thing people notice about Pinaputok na Tilapia is the wonderful aroma that escapes when the banana leaf or foil wrapper is opened.
Long before modern grilling techniques became popular, early Filipinos were already cooking meat over open fires using bamboo sticks and wooden skewers.