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The Museum Café is once again in the works of another amazing selections just for you. We are still a week away until Valentine’s Day yet they have new selections that would surely appeal to your senses but first, I would like to re-feature so... more

Early afternoon of February 6, 2012, the general area of the Visayas and some parts of Mindanao were reported to have experienced tremors from a Magnitude 6.8 earthquake. The United States Geological Survey and later confirmed by the PHILVOCS, this q... more

What makes a café or a restaurant really interesting? Having new selections every month that will appear to your culinary delight. Negros Museum’s The Museum Café is back with more interesting selections that awaits you in the Month of Love,... more

What makes a café or a restaurant really interesting? Having new selections every month that will appear to your culinary delight. Negros Museum’s The Museum Café is back with more interesting selections that awaits you in the Month of Love,... more

Lacson Street in Bacólod City is one of the nicest places you can be in Bacólod City with nice restaurants lining up the street. My guest Dr. Richard Espeno, a Filipino physician based in Singapore, decided to stay close by. After I helped him find... more

Lacson Street in Bacólod City is one of the nicest places you can be in Bacólod City with nice restaurants lining up the street. My guest Dr. Richard Espeno, a Filipino physician based in Singapore, decided to stay close by. After I helped him find... more

Sea travel is often the most taxing experience for many people and it took a bit of toll on my Singapore-based guest I fetched from Iloilo. Knowing that a good view could relieve one of discomfort, I took my guest to the Provincial Capitol Lagoon. I... more

Sea travel is often the most taxing experience for many people and it took a bit of toll on my Singapore-based guest I fetched from Iloilo. Knowing that a good view could relieve one of discomfort, I took my guest to the Provincial Capitol Lagoon. I... more

When folks in Manila hear of Negros, the first thing that comes into their mind is the haciendas planted with sugarcane lorded over by hacienderos on their horses with a cane at hand while watching sacadas toiling the field. This is the stereotypical... more

Whenever I go home to Bacólod City, I would never forget to do a “ritual” that I consider is a must, eating authentic and original chicken inasal from where it came from – Manokan Country. Manokan Country is where the best Inasalans ar... more

When people say “museum”, many will think of silent place full of artifacts and exhibits which some people would find boring. This concept of a museum will change if you have been to Negros Museum. While Negros Museum is a museum of Negro... more

The Christmas/New Year Season is the time where one’s stomach’s balloon live never been for the year and where people savor all kinds of foods. Negrénses love good food and where there are good ones or a lot of selections, there they go. more

Christmas is always best spent at home and that’s what I exactly did last Christmas. In the city that boasts an unaccounted number of fine restaurants, the City of Smiles indeed is a culinary destination in Western Visayas and I can even claim... more

Coffee lovers who knows how to appreciate good coffee would always go by this maxim: Quality coffee at a good price. As a coffee lover, I have taken great rounds in tasting great coffee in places I have visited. Some of those coffee shops or café... more

Even as a tropical storm was threatening to hit the city, the farm goes to Bacólod City’s Provincial Capitol Grounds to present organic produce at the 6th Negros Island Organic Farmers Festival. As news of the incoming storm canceled several a... more