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Kamayan: Why Filipinos Still Love Eating With Their Hands

We love our spoons and forks, but bare-handed eating holds a special place in the Filipino heart.

Eateries

No Tables at Dong Bei—Just Amazing Dumplings

This low-key take-out spot on Yuchengco Street serves fragrant dumplings that have become a favorite among locals, tourists, and food crawlers.

Cafes

Don’t Leave Binondo Without Checking Out These 5 Interesting Bakeries

From flaky hopia and giant siopao to jade-colored buns and cream puffs, these Binondo bakeries are proof that the neighborhood has more than enough bread to go around.

Hacks & How-Tos

Can You Freeze Filipino Desserts? How to Store and Reheat 5 Popular Sweets

From worst to best, here’s a list of Filipino kakanin and other desserts and how well they fare in your freezer.

News & Stories

Meet Malaya: The Sibling-Run Bakery Redefining Traditions

How two siblings turned a nostalgic pandemic craving and a tiny oven into a mission to create brand new family traditions.

News & Stories

Grocery Run with Ormoc Mayor Lucy Torres-Gomez

From daily market hauls in Manila to farm harvests in Ormoc, Lucy Torres Gomez shares how a family of three keeps their kitchen thoughtful, stocked, and forever open to extra guests.

Kitchen Tips

Making the Case for the Sandok & Siyansi

Why do Filipino cooks prefer them over modern spatulas?

Food & Drinks

Two Interesting Food Events Show the Surprising Power of Collaboration

From a six-course cheese dinner to nutritious everyday recipes, these two food events showed the possibilities that come from working together.

Food & Drinks

Cebu Takes the Spotlight at This Year’s Philippine Cocktail Fiesta

This year, the celebration takes the beverage scene South with crafted flavors unique to the Queen City.

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