
Angelo Comsti
Angelo Comsti has had his finger in many pies—quite literally. Over the years, he has built a multifaceted career around his passion for food, seamlessly moving between writing, styling, consulting, recipe development, and hospitality. A respected food writer and editor, he has spent years documenting the stories behind Filipino cuisine, championing local ingredients, regional food traditions, and the people who shape the country's culinary landscape. Beyond publishing, Angelo works as a food and prop stylist, restaurant consultant, and recipe developer for both corporate clients and independent food businesses. He has also hosted television, radio, and live culinary events, bringing his expertise and enthusiasm for food to wider audiences. Today, he serves as the Chief of Editorial Content of Delish Philippines, where he leads the magazine's editorial vision and storytelling. Outside the newsroom, Angelo is also a restaurateur and the author of several bestselling cookbooks, further cementing his place in the Philippine food industry. Whether he's crafting a feature, developing a new dish, styling a magazine cover, or helping build a restaurant concept, Angelo remains driven by one goal: telling meaningful stories through food and celebrating the richness and diversity of Filipino cuisine.
Inside "Kakanin…Kain!," a celebration of Filipino kakanin and the artisans behind them.
From charcoal-cooked coconut crepes to an inventive fermentation-driven tasting menu, these four Phuket food spots reveal a food culture shaped by migration, tradition, and the flavors of southern Thailand.
Mushroom advocate Marco Lobregat takes us into the highlands, where prized fungi and generations of Kankanaey knowledge reveal a little-known side of Philippine food culture.
Dimples Romana takes us grocery shopping while sharing how she feeds a family of five with different cravings—and why supermarket runs have become her favorite form of “me time.”
Learn how the culinary team behind Uma navigates island logistics, local sourcing, and cultural heritage to create a world-class Filipino menu.
A stranger’s airport recommendation led the writer to Six Sisters in Panglao, where locals line up for no-frills Filipino home cooking, from comforting balbacua and paklay to a deeply flavorful fried native chicken.
The Ganila family continues a five-generation tradition of making one of Guimaras’ rarest heritage foods by hand.
The limited-time collaboration reimagines a Forés family favorite across five dishes that celebrate familiar Filipino flavors, playful experimentation, and chef Margarita Forés’ enduring legacy.
A staple in Santa Cruz for generations, cachuela combines freshwater fish, kamias, and a unique side of sautéed miso into a comforting dish that reflects Laguna's lakeside heritage.